The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-13


 sented by Mrs Gardner Tucker, who told
 her she had been as good as gold" all these years in which she had served so | faithfully.
 I Miss Irma Potter has gone to Los An geles, where she will be the guest of i Miss Mary Miles Minter, and from there
 to Portland, Ore, to visit Mr. and Mrs. I T. E. Anderson.
 | Mrs Carl Klinge, the newly elected
 president of the City Federation of Wom- | ems Clubs, entertained the members of | the board at beautiful luncheon on
 Monday at the Battle House. The center piece was a tall vase of Richmond roses
 and the menu well chosen. Those pres | ent were: Mesdames c. s. Shawhan,
 Steele Partridge, A. D. Hanard, H. F. McDonald Harry Inge, Alex Foreman l and w. Henderson.
 l MT. Richard Inge of the Bauer Chemical
 Company left Monday to visit Meridian,
 Tuscaloosa, Selma, Greensboro and Mont ] gomery on business.
 l Miss Clara Inge of Sacramento, Cal. l is the guest of relatives.
 | Mrs c. S. Shawhan will conduct class
 in parliam entary law at Montreal, N. C., l in July.
 Miss Virginia Thorston, the attractive
 young daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Blocker | Thornton, has returned from New Or leans, where she has spent several weeks.
 1 Miss Irene Steele, one of Barton's grad uates, entertained at 300 in the vineyard
 of the Cawthon Friday, there being fif-
 teen tables of players. The first prize twas a corsage of Sweetheart roses and was won by Miss Alice Harrison.
 The fighting Fourth Chapter, U. D. C.,
 celebrated the birthday of Jefferson
 Davis on Thursday at the home of Mrs-
 Sewell. The house was fragrant with magnolia blossoms, a large Confederate
 flag being draped over the mantle in the
 drawin room. Mrs. Caro- Cameron read an article on Mir. Davis, Miss Emily l Adams one on the battle of Gettysburg, and there were several musical numbers. i Refreshments of ice cream, cake ana hints in Confederate colors were served Misses Winnie Lee Bishop and Isabel Scruggs of Biloxi are the guests of Miss Ernestne McGowin.
 Dargon Butt sailed recently for London and the continent. where he will spend
 several months | Judge Claude Grayson and Mrs Cray
 son have moved over to Magnolia for the summer, and are entertaining Mrs- Eger- ton Harris of Atlanta
 MT. and Mrs. T. o. Goodbred and Mrs
 Frank Adams are at Magnolia
 pr and Mrs A. Daz of Havana are in
 Mobile for the summer, and are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Diaz on
 Ann street Dr. Diaz was prominent in
 Mexican affairs for many years, having
 ben consul at Brownsville, Tex.
 The last meeting for the season Of the
 Polymina Circle was held at the home of
 Mrs. J. W. Cox, the programme being as follows: Duet, "The Myrtles" Mesdames N. Crane and J. W. Cox: reading Amer ican music, Mrs D. N. Brown: solo. TO c<r-~1 al So1a -lx- sium,' Miss Mary E. Kettles; vocal solo, "Cloud Shadows" w. c. Hammond; "A Birthday" Mrs J. w. Fowler; piano solo, Greetings to Spring Mrs l.. Barbour: piano solo. ''To Wild Rose" Minnie L. Leslie.
 The Chautauqua Circle held its last meeting on Wednesday with Miss Duffee. Miss Emma McAlpine is the guest of Miss Julia Anderson in Montgomery. MT and Mrs Edward Fitzgerald are the guests of Mrs. J. D. Fitzgerald Tn Selma. Mrs. S. Cunningham and daughter, Miss Ruth, have returned from Cincin- nati where the latter was a pupil al tne Conservatory of Music
 Misses Adrian and Katherine Thompson have returned from Washington, where they attended school at Holton Arms Mrs. Jack Meredith entertained at bridge on Wednesday afternoon for her
 house guest, Mrs. Sam Friedman of Tus- 1 calOoSa. There were seven edoieS oA
 players and the prize for each was a far of Mary Garden talcum powder, and the honor guest was presented with a
 pair of jet slipper buckles The guests
 were Mesdames Jex Luce. Arturo Mora gues, E. M. Mailey, F. l.. Grown, Ms Creary Otis. Frank Adams, H. C. Beaven. J w McAlpine. L. J. Davis. J. l.. Cole
 man. Tunstill Irge. J. T. Cochrane. Rich ard inge. Warren Christian. Marion Good leo. Emery Maxon, A. L. Herbert, w. J. Atkinson. E. F. Ladd. F. H. Bixier. Ed ward Meredith. F. D. Bondurant MT. and Mrs. B. c. Ram entertained al A large dance at the Cawthon Hotel on Tuesday for their daughter. Miss Isabel Rama Barten. graduate. Jack Huloure gave a Creek dance and in the elimination contest the prizes were silver lingerie clasps and a silver pencil. Punch and cake was served. :. Mrs. John Cochrane entertained al bridge on Tuesday afternoon for Mrs The marriage of Miss Lettie Daffin ol Grove Hill and pr. J. D. Perdue o' Mobile took place on Wednesday at thu horne of the bride. Upon their return t' Mobile they will be located at the Cav thon Hotel.