The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04

0 - i and the honoree was presented with a beautiful bowl. Miss Louise Ledbetter was hostess at a delightful party given at the Country l Club on Monday evening in honor of her l guests Miss Katherine Howard of Bir-
 mingham and Miss Marjorie Armstrong | of Gadson. Wild flomeds, magnolias and ferns were used to decorate the club rooms. After clever musical contest
 an ice course was served by Mrs. Emmett Ledbetter Mrs. Horace Miller, Mrs. Alice Arlington of Rome and Mrs A. B. Jones' The terrace of Mrs. A. J. Goodwin s 1 handsome home Woodstock avenue was the scene of a lovely al-fresco tea on 1 Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. Good win entertained to honor Mrs. Ebert Will lett, Mrs. Stephen Smith and Mrs. Edwin Twendahl. Refreshing punch, sand wiches and bonbons were served. Mrs. Frank Bailey entertained on Tues day morning for her guests, Mrs. Fred Street of Birmingham and Miss Sarah Holly of Eutaw. Mrs. Bailey was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Percy Quinn, Miss Virginia Water and Mrs Luther Lilies. Among the visitors enjoying Mrs. Bailey's
 hospitality were Miss Ella Culberson of
 New York. Miss Hightower of Hatties-
 burg and Miss Mary McWilliams of Bir-
 mingham
 Mrs. Jesse Cryer and Mrs. Keener Mat
 thews>. were joint hostesses at a rock
 party at the home of Mrs. Cryer on Tues day afternoon to honor Miss Augusta
 Mattison, a popular bride-elect. Sugges- tions as to how to keep a husband were written and read by the guests, causing
 much merriment. Among the out-of-town guests present were Mrs. Carl Milchoel.
 Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Lanier and Mrs. White of Talladega, Miss Gladys Crowson or
 Birmingham and Miss Ella Culberson of New York.
 Mrs. T. B. Burgin entertained at pie nic on Tuesday afternoon to compliment her guests. Mrs. A. H. Burgin of Ensley and Mrs. J. C.. Burgin of Bessemer A delightful picnic lunch was served at twilight.
 A charming event of the past week was
 an afternoon tea given by Miss Alice Weatherly to honor her attractive guest, Miss Virginia Allen of Greenville, s. C..
 The home was beautified with quantities of shasta daisies and ferns. From beau tifully appointed table in the dining room ices and salad were served by Miss Lucy
 Norwood, Miss Annie Harrison, Miss |
 and Miss Frances Story. Receiving with
 Miss Weatherly and Miss Allen were Miss Hannah Reynolds, Miss Edith Johnston,
 Mrs J. c. Kyle and Miss Alice Pettus. In the library the guests were greeted by
 Miss Mary Gardner, Mrs. T. P. Wash
 burn, Mrs. Thomas Cobb King, Mrs. Luther Lilies, Mrs. L. c. Watson and Mrs. Robert Bowie.
 Thomas Ssott Twendahl and Ned Twer-
 dahl of Evanston, H., were honorees at lpretty al-fresco party givensby Miss Lor- rane Roberts on the Quintard Avenue
 Park Frances Young and Frank Jonn- ston won the prizes in merry contest. MT. and Mrs Maury Bishop entertained at picnic on Thursday evening in honor of their guest, Miss Synthia Fuller of Ma rion. A bounteous lunch was enjoyed. Mrs Henry Edmondson entertained at a luncheon last week to honor Mrs. James Keith of New York, Mrs. w. c. Thomp- son of Madison, Ga. and Mrs. J. H. Saw yer of Talladega- Dainty place cards con- tained the names of Mrs. Edmondson, Mrs. Keith, Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Saw yer. Mrs. Carlton Barnwell, Mrs. Robert Heath, Mrs. Scott Roberts, Mrs. Edwin Twendahl of Evanston, H., Mrs. William Wilson and Miss Josie Wilson.
 Annistonians were interested in cards received last week announcing the mar riage of Miss Charlotte Coghll of West point. Va. to MT Mark Joseph Benyunes of Suffolk, Va. Benyunes won many ad- mirers during his stay at Camp McCiei- Ian. He is wonderfully gifted violinist and used his talent contsantly in An- niston and other nearby towns.
 From $ to on Thursday afternoon Miss Katherine Herren was at home 70 l kc Miss Ruth Dampeen, of Mississippi anu
 Miss Mary Will Wilson of Opelika' the
 guest of Mrs. Thomas Ingram
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 The members of the Happy Dozen Club were entertained by Miss Louise Led better at her home on Quintard avenue last week. her guests of honor being
 Miss Katherine Howard of Birmingham and Miss Marjorie Armstrong of Gads-
 den. Other out-of-town guests present
 were Miss Susan Mabry of Birmingham, Miss Blanche Sawyer of Talladega and
 Miss Isabel Nash of Staunton. Tenn.
 Miss Minta McClurkin of Beaumont,
 Tex, was honor guest at a bridge party
 last week at which Mrs. Joe Stephens
 and Miss Lucille McClurkin were joint
 hostesses at the home of Mrs. Stephens.
 Mrs. Walker Sticlxney entertained the
 members of the Wednesday Bridge Club
 on Wednesday afternoon. In addition
 to the club members. Mrs. Robert Tow
 CTS of Richmond, Va. and Mrs. James
 Muslin of Tuscaloosa enjoyed Mrs. StIckneys hospitality.
 With the election of MT J. w. Mall lory as president of the Calhoun County Tuberculosis Association and MT. H. T. Newell as president of the Nursing Asso-
 ciation. two of the most effective health agencies in the county, and the reor- ganization of the boards of directors and adoption of comprehensive programme. . movement wao launched Monday in q
 Asw Way to nut ito affncf thn rooon-