The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09


 Photo by Cayce.
 most brilliant social events of the earlv summer.
 Only a limited number of friends l were invited
 Pink and white roses were employed | in an elaborate flora scheme at the 1 home of Mrs IL Hohenberg this morn ing, to form a pretty setting for the | guests invited to spend the morning | with Mrs Jeffrey Never. recent bride | for wlfom Mrs. Hoherberg entertained. Fridge tables were arranged in the living room. and the score prize a boy of correspondence cards. Mrs. Meyer was presented with two hand made handkerchiefs as souvenirs Of the occasion.
 At the conclusion O. the games, two | elaborate courses were served, to the following guests Mrs NJ. NJ. Meyer, Mrs Bernard Yaretlky, Mrs Irving ] Huhenberg. Mrs. Jerome Seigel, Mrs. Ferdinand Meyer. Mrs. Henry Bilien- thai and Mrs. Herbert Lilienthal
 Mrs. Frank DriskGI left Tuesday, for a visit to relatives in Texas. One of the most enjoyable script dances of the season was given Tues. day evening t the old Inter Sc Clupl by Messrs. Thornton. Wise and We'll | A feature of the dance being the music furnished by two Italians who have been in the city several days, and have attracted attention by thelr music on piano and accoraian.
 Among those dancing were: Misses Christie Donovan, Margaret Cawthen, lmogene Durham, May Hughes, Tyler Wiiby Annie Rochmin Mary ana Car rie Whittiker. Anette Mintern, Helen Anderson. Lorine Peacock. Minnie Rochmill Messrs aIcAdory of Bir-, mingham, Lyman of Montevallo, Cliff ford Thrash, Laurence Well, Charlie Hughes, Archibald Green. George Nhittiker, Joe Tillman. Quitman Den son. T. J. Day. Harper Hill Frank Skinner. Frank Kincey. Morgan Col Ilins. Arthur Purviencs. MT. and Mrs. Jeffrey Meyer were entertained with a dinner party Tues day evening at the Dixie Cafe by MT. Meyers relatives. Mir. and Mrs. Ferdl- lnard Meyer. The party first enjoyed the movies and later were served a delicious dinner from a table centered with pink roses Guests were nmltea
 to the family. and were MT. and
 Mrs. M M Meyer, parents of the
 eroom MT. and Mrs. M Hohenberg Mir and Mrs Bernard Yaretzky, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Lilienthal. MT. and
 Mrs Irving Hohenberg.
 Mrs. Robert Coleman is leaving soon
 for Birmingham. where she will spend some time, NlSlliIlH HcI pAOet'>-' Nelson.
 Friends of Mrs. Emily Airey will be glad to learn that she has been re- moved to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nat Waller. after being confined
 in hospital. following fall she re-
 ceived recently. .,
 Mr, and Mrs. w. O. Dobbins will
 return from Mobile early in the sum
 mer to make their home in this city,
 where MT Dobbins will resume his old connection with Cothran Grocery Com Mrs. James Mallory has returned from Thomaston. where she has been visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. Nichols. gomery, who conducts successful classes in dancing here will present her pupils in a dancing carnival Wednesday, May 25 at the Academy of Music. The pro- ceeds will go to the Dallas Academy School Improvement Association, and taking part in the carnival will be num- Der of younger girls and children. Mrs. Rosenberg will give several dances her self. and the event fill be one of the most important of the early summer en- tertainments.
 Mrs. Andrew Brislin, bride whose friends have vied with one another ir | showering pleasant attentions on her, was |
 an elaborate bridge party. when Mrs IlH. G. Pattillo entertained members of | the Thursday bridge II The spacious porches of the Pattillt | home. with attractive wicker furnishings were arranged with palms and garder flowers forming a wall of green to en | close the players, and here six tables
 were placed On each table was pretty
 souvenir, cut for by the guests, and thu score and visitors prizes were decks O ! cards Mrs. Brislin was represented witf | a bottle of toilet water.
 | Ices and salads were served the guests MI Miss Bettie Keith is spending thre' | weeks vacation in New York Clty wlti M her cousin. Mrs. Joseph Bibb, who i Il sailing soon for Europe to join Lieut. \ Ribb for the remainder of his sta. Il abroad. Lieutenant Blob is stationed il : Germany with the Army of Occupation and he has secured a leave of six weeks (which he and his charming wife vii spend in Italy, France and Germany.
 During Miss Keith's absence from thu Carnegie Library, Mrs. E. l.. Gilmore i
 acting as substitute librarian.
 nounces Mra, se tfs engagement s of her daughter
 Annie Elizabeth. to Cleburne AmmeI Basore of Birmingham, the wedding t
 take place in June.
 | Announcement of Miss Terrelrs engage l ment is of wide interest here. where sht l has made numbers of friends as a teache | in the Selma High School, while regret
 is also occasioned by the fact that sh'
 will terminate her connection with thu l school this spring. not to return. For the
 uast two years she has taught mathemat ics with unusual success, and her resig 1 nation is a loss to the teaching forces. 1 MT George Lambert of Coy, Ala. 1! 1 making his home in Selma.
 MT. G. G. Ford of Savannah is enjoy. ing a pleasant visit to Mrs. Henry Franc llich on Franklin street.
 Mrs. R. L Rawls has as her guest Mrs Susie Wilkerson of Marion.
 Mrs. James Mallory, who arrived re- gently with Mir. Mallory from their home | in Texas to spend the summer in Ala bama with relatives. is now visiting hel parents. MT. and Mrs. Nicholas at Thom- aston.
 Mir. Nathan Bendersky and Dr. Isidors
 Isaacson spent Wednesday in Birming
 ham, attending the B'Nai B'Rith conven' ton, as delegates from selma
 Selma Baptists will be splendidly rep