The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-12

lcomlng season. Besides the interest Ing literary work, this progressive
 club has planned a large amount of phllanthropic work for the coming sea-
 son.
 Miss Mary Evelyn Arnold was host
 ess at an afternoon tea on Wednesday
 at her home on Tyler Hill to nonor
 Miss Fannie McCaa's house party of
 popular Agnes Scott girls. The guests
 were welcomed at the door by Mrs.
 Gertrude A. Arnold and Miss Carrie
 French Turner. Receiving with Miss Arnold were Miss McCaa, Miss Char
 lotte Bell Miss Janet Preston. Miss Margaret E. Wilson and Miss Margaret
 Bell Assisting in the dining room, which was attractively decorated with IVari-colored asters, were Miss Kath- leen Duke. Miss Virginia Ordway, Miss Eleanor Stllwell Miss Annie Herren. Miss Erin Shaffer, Miss. Elizabeth Cor don Miss Eunice Billingsley and Miss Carolne Agee
 | On Thursday afternoon, Miss Caro-
 line, Agee entertained at a picture show party for Miss McCaa's guests. | An enjoyable event of the past week
 was the bridge party at which Mrs.
 James Fouche Matthews entertained l
 Pickens of Greensboro. Mrs. Matthews
 home was beautified with quantities
 of mid summer flowers. The honor
 guest was presented with a string of
 oriental beads and Mrs. C. M Woodruff
 won the score prize, a pretty fern Glsh. 1 The Sunday school classes of Miss
 Lucia Smith and Miss Frances Nor
 gan. who are among the efficient teach CTS of Parker Memorial, enjoyed a, , watermelon cutting at Oxford Lake
 last week.
 A farewell dance given by a number
 of Anniston young men at the Annis-
 ton Inn on Monday evening marked the
 close of vacation days in which the
 college girls and boys have enjoyed
 parties and picnics galore.
 Mrs. Okey Williamson, who lea yes
 next week to make her home in Green l Vile, $. C., entertained on Tuesday aft
 ernoon at lovely bridge party. A dainty handmade handkerchief was
 awarded to the guest making the high est score at each of the seven tables.
 The prizes were won by Mrs Fred L.
 Blackmon. Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, Mrs. T. D. Dontho, Mrs. Louis Kidd. Mrs. Thomas Cobb King, Mrs. Hugh Merrill and Mrs Thomas Cleveland. Mrs ,Vil- Hams was assisted in entertaining by
 her mother. Mrs. J. R. Caldwell of Gadsden and her aunt, Mrs. D. S. Poser of St. Petersburg. Fla. At the conclu-
 sicn of the game "a delightful salad and ice course was served The wedding of Miss Louise Eitz- gerald and MT. Adolphus D. Thomas. n1 , bride on Monday afternoon, was char acterized by elegant simplicity. The home was attractively decorated in summer flowers and dainty ice course was served at the informal reception following the ceremony Mrs. Gaither Perry and Mrs Joe Cain were Joint hostesses at a large bridge party given at the Country Club last week. Mrs. Walker Stickney was awarded pretty flower bowl and Mrs. Horace Weir Head won the score prize, lovely pair of silk hose
 Mrs. J. W. Watson entertained at a
 picture show party Friday afternoon to honor her guest. Miss Loula Court
 ney of Selma. After witnessing inc
 picture, refreshing ices were enjoyed
 at drug store.
 1 The many friends of MT Ira Elam.
 who formerly resided in Annistons were interested in the announcement made
 last week of his engagement to Hiss Louise Tompkins. a popular Nashville slrl- The wedding will be solemnized early in October
 MT. and Mrs. Seymore Roseda1e en+Ar tained at a box party at the Lyric on Thursday evening, their guests including Miss Caroline Draper. Mr. Arthur We'll porn, MT. and Mrs. Hillyer Robinson. MT. and Mrs. James Barry, MT and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, MT. and Mrs. Ted Win der, MT. and Mrs. Luther Lilies
 Mrs. William Ross Lloyd was hostess to the members of the Womans Ms slon Union of the First Christian Church on Tuesday afternoon
 Mrs. Gotham will conduct a class of women who desire to be trained in citi- zenship, the lessons to begin on Septen- Der l6. Mrs. Gotham is sent and strongly lndorsed by the Alabama League Of Women Voters.
 Miss Fannie McCaa entertained at a pretty porch party at her home on Fair mont avenue Wednesday morning to honor her house party guests
 Miss Ethel Houser left Friday for ork. where she Will teach English th,S winter at the Sumpter county high school.
 Miss Margaret Jordan and Miss Emily Jordan, who have been guests of Mrs Ralph Usry. have returned to their home in Nashville. Mrs. D. B. Walsh has returned from a visit to Miss Marion Walsh in Nash Vile.
 Miss Ellen Flood and Miss Jamie Flood are visiting their sister Mrs Herman Gilliand. in Attalla
 Miss Welda Haynes left last week to spend the winter in Muskogee. O<ia Mrs. H. E. Rowe is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs John Weaver. Miss w. A. White and Miss Rosa White have returned from months visit to relatives in stanton. Tenn. Miss Bell Andrews is visiting Mrs. M. Johnson in Birmingham. Miss Mildred Wood is the guest of Kiss Eunice Billingsley
 Miss Faith Fitzgerald of Fernandina,
 Fla. is the guest of Mrs. John B. >Fitz- gerald.
 1 Mrs. w. M. Landham has returned to Sylaeauga, after visit to Mrs. S. D. Landham.
 1 Miss Frances Morgan, Miss Lucia | Smith and Miss Eva Brakeman attended the state Sunday school convention in | Birmingham Thursday and Friday MT. and Mrs. R. w. Miller have re- turned to their home in, Tampa, Fla, after visit to MT. and Mrs. G. Fl. Norwood.
 l Miss Erin Halcomb, who has been the guest of Miss Una Halcomh has re-