The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01

{ home on Quintard avenue Tuesday after noon. The home was artistically deco rated with quantities of summer flowers and dainty ice course was served at the conclusion of the game. Friends of Miss Ruth Collins, who won many friends during her stay of several nonths with her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Green. last winter. received invitations during the past week to her marriage to Md. Walton Brumfield F'orney, which was sclemnized on Wednesday afternoon in Onville, La.
 Mir. Clifford Cryer entertained large number of the younger contingent of so- cietly at the Country Club on Friday evening. The club rooms were attrac- lively decorated with quantities of sum- mer poesies and merry contest was enjoyed during the evening. Mrs. Ebert wfliett was hostess to the members of the Wednesday Bridge Club al her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Blackmon won the score prize, a lovely serving basket.
 Mrs. Louis Kidd was hostess at two bridge parties during the past week, one given on Thursday morning and one on Thursday afternoon at her home on Quntard avenue
 Miss Louise Draper entertained at a porch party in honor of Miss Ida Single tOH anu Esulid CiH6ltLOH OI more. In a game of rook Miss Ida Sin gleton won the score prize and Miss Nellie Gray Melton the consolation prize
 Miss Ida Singleton and Miss Edna Sin gleton were honorees at an evening party last week given by Miss Alice Lee Nor ton. progressive conversation contest brought forth much merriment Miss Morton was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. W. R. Morton, Miss May Nixon, Mrs Fra nh SI Mice ToysPA lack son and Miss Hazel Smith
 An enjoyable event of last week was the afternoon party at which Miss Lucille Anderson entertained. After a game of 60o an ice course was served.
 Miss Sarah Bellinger of Gadsden and Miss Zeta White of Cartersville, who have been the popular guests of Mrs. J. c. Wheeler, returned to their homes on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard left today for Philadelphia. where they will be joined by Mir. and Mrs. G. Wynn Shep- pcrd for motor trip through Canada.
 Miss Eula Crook, Miss Catherine Sproull and Miss Mary Roberts Ordway returned Tuesday from Smyrna, Ga, where they have been attending a house party given by Miss Martha Quarles.
 Miss Annie Joe Morrison and Miss Beryl Hunter who have been visiting Mrs. $. W. Eastman, have returned to Brming- ham.
 Mrs NJ. E. Carr of Centreville is visiting Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Carr.
 Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Huey are spending the week at Atlantic City.
 Miss Iva Cook left Tuesday for a ~-''~''''s- visit to Mrs. coddington ,, els at Woods Hole, Mass.
 J. Patterson of Texarkana, Ark. is the guest of Mrs. J. w Conner.
 Mrs. L. G. Jones has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Roger An drews, in Birmingham.
 Miss Willie Guy Reid of Tuscaloosa is visiting Mrs. w O. McMahon.
 Mrs. Yancey l.. Senn of birmingham and Mamie F. Brown of Atlanta have re- turned to their homes after a visit to Mrs John B. Fitzgerald.
 Mrs. J. W. Young has as her guest Mrs John billiard of Bartlett. Tex
 NrT Frank Lively of New York is visit ing Mrs. B. F. Lively.
 MT. and Mrs. T. V. Ordway and Miss Virginia Ordway have returned from a visit to Cave Spring.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Reynolds of Bir- who have been at Tate Springs,