The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18

Mrs David Riley Cook has returned from Montgomery where she visited friends.
 Miss Kate Durr of Montgomery is visit ing Miss Grace Jones.
 The many friends of Miss Billie Alston are glad to learn that she is recuperat- ing after a recent operation.
 Mir. Robert Mckenzie has returned to his home in Birmingham after a short visit here.
 A particularly lovely affair of the week past was dinner party rendered by Miss Clara Fulford and MT. Karv Killough by Mrs. F. E. Newell of. Anderson, $. S., at the home of the Misses Wallace on Union street.
 The large dining table was most artistic in plan of pink and white. The centra adornment was a crystal basket of pink Killarney roses and each guests place was marked by a white carnation.
 Those present were Miss Fulford, Miss Nan Killough and Miss Annie Bell of Al pine, Mrs. B.. F. Clark of Atlanta, MT and Mrs. E. B. Robinson of Talladega, Messrs. +. c. Killough, w. F. Killough of Alpine and Dr.J. A. Fuller of this city
 Many friends feel keen interest in the marriage of Miss Clara Adele Fulford and MT. Ernest Cary KilIough. which was solemnized at high noon at Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. Joseph Dung linson performing the ceremony in very impressive manner. Owing to the serious illness of the brides sister, plans for a pretty home wedding were abandoned, and instead the marriage was quietly cele- brated at the church only relatives and close friends being present. The bride and groom were unattended. She wore a handsome travelling suit of dark blue tri- cotine trimmed with cut steel beads and embroidery. Her straw and georgette crepe, and she wore a corsage of brides roses and sweet peas.
 immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs Killough left for short we'd ding trip to Birmingham, before going to Alpine to take possession of their new and attractive bungalow. MT. Killough is a prominent planter of Alpine, and his many friends there will extend a cordial welcome to his bride, who is the pretty daughter of MT. and Mrs T.. S. TuIford
 Among the out-of-town guests present at the wedding were Mr. w. F. Killoueh Miss Nan Kiilough and Miss Annie Reli of Alpine, Mrs. B. F.. Clark of Atlanta. and Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Robinson of Tal- ladega-
 ~r~Ae<> members of the Wednesday, Bridge Club and few other friends this morning at her home on Lauderdale street Hand some foliage plants and beautiful cnt flowers formed the floral decorations for the rooms whore bridge was played at three tables. Two coveted prizes were awarded. a silver cheese-knife and a pot tery wall vase
 At the conclusion of the games a two- course luncheon was enjoyed in the din- ing room. the table being centered with large vase of purple iris. In addition to the club members, those present were Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. Henry Reese Mrs J. B. Converse of New Orleans and Mrs. Kent Coe.
 The members of the Wednesdavs ,,or,,- ing Bridge Club and few substitutes held most enjoyable meeting. when Mrs. Claiborne Blanton entertained tbar, at the home of her sister, Mrs. H.fs Pattillo on Dallas avenue Flowerinr potted plants and graceful ferns enhanced the interior beauty of the apartmenfs where bridge was played at three tahles Exquisite hand-embroidered handker- chiefs were awarded as both the visitors prizes. and to the club members holding highest score.
 The visitors present included Mines. Ed gar Russell, Edgar Bowron of Birning ham, Harry Pattillo, N. S. Conlinson and Ed Keeble.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Hagerty whosA marriage was an interesting event of las. week, have returned from their wedding trip to Atlanta and New Orleans. and will be domiciled with Mrs. Kitty Dris kell on Lauderdale street.
 Mrs. Graham Melvin dispensed her usual charming hospitality Tuesday af- ternoon when she entertained the mem. bers of the Tuesday Bridge Club and sew eral other friends at her home on Mo- Lead avenue.
 A color scheme of purple was beautt fully carried out in the floral decora- tions of the apartments where the guests assembled. a wealth of graceful sprays of wistaria and purple iris boing used. The club prize was handmade filet lace tray cover. while the visitors trophy was pretty potted plant. consolation prize Of two novelty pencils was also awarded, and Mrs J. B. Converse Of Nev Orlean was presented wits an artistic miniature telephone booth.
 Those present were Mines. ]. B. Con- verse. ". c Agee, Walter Duncan, Will NcKeA r B Ell. w c Cook. T. H