The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-04
SELMA SOCIE TY



Among the ehildren.s parties of the
holiday season, none. proved more delight
ful than that given by Mrs. F. G. Dr.
Bose to her little niece, Margaret LONE
who celebrated a birthday. Forty chil-
dren we're included in the list OF those
invited.
Members of the 'teen-age denartnoert
of the Broad Street Presbyterian Sunday
school entertained with 'teen-age barr
quet Thursday evening in the annex to
the church.
Toasts, songs and speeches were pleas
ingly mingled in a programme of unusual
enjoyment, and banquet. consisting of
several courses. was served Kenneth
Harper, son of DR.. and Mrs. w. W. Har-
per, was in charge of arrangements for
the affair
Miss Evelyn Peyton, home demonstra-
.ion agent for Madison county, who has
reen visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. D. john
son, and her brother. w G. Peyton,
second officer on the Nashaminy. in the
merchant marine. are spending a short
while in Birmingham, having left Selma
Thursday after short visit here.
Mr.. Peyton served four years in the
navy and has a short furlough before
having to report to his ship at New
Orleans. Only recently he landed at that
port, having sailed some weeks ago from
an Italian port.
n
Duets of the many given here recently
was that of Friday evening. given by
the vestfy of St Paula Entss,u,arl sa.srrs.l,
at the Y. MI. Il. A. EVER member Of the
church was invited to attend the Inn
quet. and q capable committee. CONSISTING
of DR. G. G. Grayson m. n u COL
hart and DIS. ". + Povnolds we're in
charge of arrangements.
Covers were laid for 500 guests. ard the
tables were attractfvelv decorated with
sprays of holly and trailing ropes of smi-
lax entwined with red
Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage of Miss Lidie Avis Cav. daughter
eff Mrs. s. A. GAY 10 Mr. Armstrong
Middleton Harris. the ceremony to take.
place THURSDAY. .Taiuarv L. at home.
Friends in Brnlnaham who remember
Mrs. Js;nes Webo as The lovely Gertrude
Jones of this city. viii be glad to learn
shat Mrs Webb is somewhat improved
after a recent Criti5 al illness IN a Selma
hospital Mrs Webb has Frequently Wis
isc1 Birmingham as the guest of Mrs
Robert Meyer Who was charming Cora
Gregg and she retains many warn,
friends here Mr.. and Mrs. Webb. who
reside in Demopolis recently announced
the birth of son. who, with their loveiy
title twin daughters Caolyn and Sarah,
rake up q charming little family.
Eewpics in fantastic costumes adorned
the luncheon table about which were
seated II guests Tuesday morning at the
handsome home of Mr. and Mrs r. II
sschuster on Dallas avenue. when Mrs
Schuster entertained for Miss Ruth LII
ienthale lovely bride-elect and her
guests. the Misses Threefoot. OF Merid-
ian.
Bridal tones of white and green were
combined in the floral adornment of the
table, and lending color to the scene
were the cunning little kewpie dolls,
marking the place of each guest. and
bearing an appropriate verse.
AS each course was introduced in the
elaborate menu. clever hits and parodies
on the assembled guests were introduced
and the table was the center of much
merriment and MANY witticisms as the
luncheon progressed.
Place cards bore the names of the fol-
lowing guests: Miss Lilienthal. Misses |
Tarrs. Yetta and sarah Threefoot Misses !
Helen and Josephine Schuster and Fran |
ces Lilienthal. Mrs. Lee Loeb of Cincin-
natl Mrs. IKE Gladden.. Mrs walter
Bloch Mrs T. Bloch Mrs. Henry ii. |
ienthal Mrs. Leslie Liiienthal and Mrs |
Herbert T.ilienthal.
Miss Matilda Stilwcll. who is at horne \
for the HOLIDAYS from Sophie Newcon,h |
and has as her attractive guest Miss /
Lula Mae Campbelj a classmate- and a |
sorority sister. both being members OF |
the Alpha Delta Pi entertained with a !
five hundred party Monday Afternoon. |
which proved TO be one of the most pleas |
ing of the holiday entertainments VET |
given Miss Stillwell and Miss C,amuheli |
are both seniors at Newcomb this year. |
and will return soon to New Orleans to |
resume their studies
Christmas bells and poinsettas, mingled (
with Killarney roses and ferns. made a |
very effective setting for the entertain |
ment, and at the close of the games an
elaborate salad and ice course was served. |
Guests were: Misses Edna and Eliza
beth CLAY. Grace Jones. Gertrude Mel
vim. Tyler and Elizabeth Wilby. Helen |
Anderson. Dorothy and Louise Rowen,
Lorine Peacock, Leone Clay. Josephone
Schuster, Ruth Liienthal Yetta. Tarris |
and Sarah Threefoot of Meridian. Caro-
line and Pauline Young. marguerite Ele- I
bash. Mary Cowart. Alma and Josephine
Seymour Cornelia Morrison. Flossie Hag-
arty. Mary AFFORD. Corinne Gay. Dorothq
kayser. Eva and Ruth Mccullough. Sara
Coleman. Frances Deese. BeIzora Baker,
Charlotte smith: Mesdarnes John b.
seriwether, Carlton Grimes. J. T.. Camp
Il virginia. Frank Hutchngs, Van Han
san and ]. 4. Dawson.
one of The most. elaborate and enjoy
ah,c events Of the winter was the bridge
Nlbcrt with which the six and Six |
hub. composed of men and girls. enter
AIMED for their friends.
Enhancing the beauty of the apartment
yhere the bridge tables were arranged
we're poinsettas. smiIax and sprays of
.ed berries. emphasizing the holiday idea.
PRICES for the games were won by Mr.. |
smith cohbins. who was presented with
he score prize Of stationery. and Miss