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

and a pretty arrangement of rosebuds
! in vases and baskets added t. the charm
of the interior. Three pretty prizes
were given to the honor guests, box
of stationery, the guests, a bottle of
| perfume and bud vase was the conso-
lation prize drawn for by the guests.
Three elaborate courses We're served.
! Guests were: Miss Ruth Lilenthal,
Mrs. Lee Loeb. Misses Tarris, Yetta and
Sarah Threefoot of Meridian, Mrs Leslie
| Lilienthal, Mrs. Henry Lilienthal, Mrs.
Bette Holman, Miss Miriam Holman,
Mrs. Ike Gladden. Miss Bessie gladden. of
Montgomery, Mrs Lee Adler. Mrs. Ar
thus Loeb Mrs. b. J.. Schuster, Miss
| Frances Lilienthal, Misses Helen and
Josephine Schuster, Miss Helen Bloch.
! Mrs. Morris Bloch, Mrs |. Bloch and
Mrs. Herbert LdIienthal.
Mrs. August Rothschild was hostess at
the first of the ante-nuptial parties
planned for Miss Lilienthal, when she en-
tertained Saturday afternoon with one OF
the prettiest parties of the season.
a clever little contest was arranged.
using the letters r q T Fl, which spell
the name of the charming honoree the
prize for the best verse being awarded
to Miss Yetta Threefoot.
The luncheon table, centered by low
mound Of roses with a rope of evergreens
and roses, studded with small electric
lights radiating from it to. the sides OF
tine table, had places arranged for the
following guests: Mrs Ike gladden.. Mrs
Henry Lilienthal, Mrs. Leslie Lilionthal,
Mrs Ike gladden., Misses Threefoot of
Meridian, Misses Helen and Josephine
, Schuster Miss Bessie Gladden. Mrs. Bet
tic Holman, Miss Miriam Holman, Mrs.
Max Flies of Birmingham, Mrs Arthur
Loeb, Mrs. Lee Adler Mrs Lee Loeb of
Cincinnati.
pfr of he 0cc IL
ienthal was presented with a book con-
tanning a picture of EACH guest, with
amusing verses under each
Music was enjoyed after the luncheon {
Mre 4. L. Mcdonald and children
have returned from Tulahoma Tenni
where they spent the holidays.
Four additional guests were included
Wednesday morning with the regular
members Of the Wednesday Bridge club
who met with Mrs. Robert Word at the
home of her mother, Mrs. w. r. Pea
cock on Selma avenue, this being the first
meeting since the Christmas recess taken
by the club.
F,vergreeps and poinsettias graced the
music room. where the tables were ar
ranged. and two pretty prizes. a CANT
sole and silk hose. We're awarded at the
close Of the games. A salad course was
served at 1 o'clock.
Visitors and members present were
Mrs Il. p. Russell, Miss Rose Coleman
Of I-niontoNn. Miss Louise Woods, Mrs
Winston Brown Mrs Ernest Rockwell
Mrs Claiborne Bianton. Mrs. Graham
Melvin. Mrs Henry Smith, Mrs. George
Craig Miss Kate Smith, Miss Lucy Monk
and Mrs. I.ucien Burns.
Peasingly informal was the sewing
rarity with which Mrs. Leslie I.ilenthai,
lentortained Wednesday morning at her
home on Church street. when intimate
| family friends and members of the we'd
| ding rarity were invited to spend the
morning with Miss Ruth Lilienthal
| charming hride-elect. whose marriage to
Mi. Sam Threefoot of Meridian will be
| brilliantly solemnzed carry in January.
/ Mrs. Lilienthal included in her hospi-
| sality: Miss Lilienthal. Mrs Henry Liz
ienthai Misses Tarris, Sarah and Yetta
/ Threefoot of Meridian. Misses Helen and
| Iosephine Schuster Mrs. b. j. Schuster.
Miss Frances Lilienthal. Mrs. August
Rothschild, Mrs Walter Bloch, Mrs. !.
Bloch, Mrs Ike gladden., Mrs. Bette Holz-
man, Miss Miriam Holman and Mrs.
Herbert Lilienthal.
Dr and Mrs. John N Furniss have been
spending a short while at Atlantic City,
| since leaving New York, and are expected
home Sunday. y
Mrs Chanler Cox Yonge of Pensacola is
| the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs,
| Edward Graham II
| Miss Rose Coleman OF unlontoWh y
Visiting Mrs. George Craig.
Miss Elsie Rosenbaum Of Meridian ana
Miss Blanche August of San Antonio,
/ Tex, arrived Friday to be present az the
marriage of Miss Ruth Liiienthai ana
I; Mr.. sam Threefoot, which takes place
next week
| recent announcement made by the
| Drama league. of which Mrs. w 4. AZ
lkins is president. is of unusual interest
| in making public news of Mr. Huosoh
| strokes coming to Selma for lecture.
Mr.. Strobe is already personally SHOWN
| to many Se1mians who have followed
| with interest his career at the University
| of Alabama. where he has developed Ora
matte art to an appreciable extent.
Mr.. Strobe will visit Selma early III
| January and will appear under the aus
pices of the Drama league.
y The visit of Mrs w. A. Bibb and MIS-
H. Fl. Miller of Albany to Mrs. Law La
| mar. Jr.. is proving delightful for Their
| friends and relatives here and was tne
occasion Tuesday Of pleasant family
gathering, when Mrs. Lamar entertained
with an informal luncheon at her charm
| ing home on Mabry street, combining the
Invitation list to members of the BiDb
and Lamar families.
Christmas green's we're lavishly useh
Through the apartments. lending addi-
tional charm to the attractive INTERIOR
! and assembled here were: Mrs. josiah
| Smith, Miss Mary Lee, Miss Ellen Cali
houn Mrs Law Lamar, Mrs. Ernest La
mar. Mrs p. T. Shanks. Mrs j. s. La
mar. Mrs Julian Smith Mrs. II. c. ArJn-
1 strong. Mrs. Royal Smith OF athens
! Ca Mrs H. NJ Smith. Mrs. John creagh,
Mrs winfred Ager Of Birmingham, Miss
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