The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-11

 I Der of young men in. honor of the visit ing girls. The Virginia jazz band fur
 nished the music for the occasion. Among the visitors present were Miss Elizabeth
 Massey of Birmingham, Miss Margaret LeRue of New Orleans, Miss Louise Womack of Gadsden, Miss Mary Vert | Wilson of Opelika. Miss Ruth Dampeer
 of Crystal Springs, Miss; Miss Mae
 Morgan Ward of futaw and Miss Grace
 Hightower of Hattiesburg, Miss. l The Pinnei1-Mattison wedding party
 was entertained at a most enjoyable buffet supper given by Miss Maurine Wright at the home of Mrs Hugh Mer-
 Till on Monday evening. Miss Wright
 was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Merrill and Miss Culberson. / Mrs Charles R. Bell was hostess at a delightful tea at her home on Leighton avenue Wednesday afternoon, honoring | Miss Katherine Law of Atlanta the guest of Miss Kate Bell Miss Mae Nor gan Ward of Eutaw the guest of Miss Knoxie 1.anning; Miss Ruth Dampeer of l Crystal Springs, Miss. the guest of Miss
 Katherine Herren. The honor guests and
 their hostesses received with Mrs. Bell. 1 Mrs B. R. Spearman Miss Florrie thompson, Miss Eleanor Stillwell and l Miss Hasseltine Candle greeted the guests as they assembled and Miss Mary Gardner and Mrs. French Bell served
 refreshing punch. sandwiches and bon
 bons .n a pretty corner of the porch. Mrs. E. C--Polk entertained at bridge on Wednesday afternoon to honor her guests, Mrs. James Allen Fuller of l Huntsville and Miss Marjorie Miller of Albany Miss Miller won the score prize, beautiful fan Punch and an | ica I,,
 sion of the game. Among the visitors enjoying Mrs. Folks hospitality were
 Miss Edith Beggs of Gadsden, Miss Edith Mabry of Birmingham, Miss K KaGh- erine Keith of New York, Miss Martha
 Raimer of East Orange. N J.. Miss l Grace Hightower of Hattiesburg. Miss, and Miss Linda Noble of New York l Mrs. T. V. Ordway was hostess at | bridge on Wednesday morning, -compli-
 menting Mrs. Alma Quinn's guest, Mrs ! E. C. Cannon, of Murfreesboro, Tenn. Quantities of crimson and white phlox from the hostess garden beautified the home. Miss Virginia Ordman and her guest, Miss Ella Culberson, of New York, assisted Mrs. Ordway in entertain ing. Among the visitors present were Mrs. James Muslin of Tuscaloosa, Miss 1 Mary Weer Wilson of Opelil<a, Miss l Virginia Allen of Greenville s. c. l
 1 Mrs. Miller Herren entertained at a
 dinner party at her home on Leighton
 avenue on Tuesday to honor Miss Kath-
 crime Herren's guest. Miss Ruth Dam peer. of Crystal Springs. Miss. An at i tractive color scheme of yellow and | white was carried out in the decorations
 of the artistically appointed table and
 also in the menu. Hand-painted place cards contained the names of MrsA Her.
 ren, Miss Dampeer, Miss Herren, Miss
 Mae Morgan Ward of Eutaw, Miss I Knoxie Lanning, Miss Hasseltne Candle
 and Miss Martha Mallory. | Miss Katherine Howard, who has been
 the guest of Miss Louise Ledbetter, has returned to her home in Birmingham. 1 Miss Martha Reiner, of East Orange, N J., is the guest of Mrs Carl Clark. l Mrs. James Muslin returned to her l home in Tuscaloosa Wednesday after visit to Mrs. A. D. Miller. 1 MT. and Mrs. $. A. Kennedy left Tues l day to spend the remainder of the sum- mer in Asheville
 l MT. and Mrs. S. H. Baker and Miss | Dorothy Baker, of Orlando, Fla, are vis- iting Mrs. w. H. Baker. l Miss Leila Seaman has as her guest Miss Mary Anslen, of Wetumpka Miss Katherine Massey, who has been l the guest of Miss Katherine Herren, has returned to her home in Birmingham. 1 Miss Marjorie Armstrong has returned | to Gadsden after a visit to Miss Louise l Ledbetter
 Mrs J. C. Norton and Mrs. A. L. Scar | brough have returned from an extensive
 western trip.
 l Miss Ethel White and Miss Hazel Iii l vole left Monday for a two months visit to California and Colorado. Mrs. W. G Bellinger, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs Joseph Wheeler, has returned to her home in | Gadsden.
 1 Mrs Mamie l.. Arlington, who has been
 the guest of Mrs. John Williams, has re- | turned to Rome.
 l Miss Martha Rudisill is attending a
 house party in Greenvihs, N. c. l Miss Bettie Burgin has returned to Bir- mingham after a visit to MT. and Mrs. l William s. Kilby.
 1 Collins left Tuesday for an extensive eastern tour.
 l Miss Wilmer Kent and Miss Ruth 1 Sharpley are guests of Miss Florine Smoot.
 l Mrs. John B. LaGarde has as her gues l Miss Margaret LaRue, of New Orleans. l Mrs. N E. Dry and children leave Mon- 1 stay to spend the remainder of the sum- mer at Atlantic City.
 I MT. and Mrs John Bibb left Tuesday l for visit to Pittsburg.
 l Miss Dorothy Hale. who has been thf l guest of Miss Lucy Norwood, has re l turned to her home in Atlanta. I Miss Lettie Woods of Columbus, Ga. I is the guest of Mrs. O. M. Phillips. Miss Cynthia Fuller who has been tn
 guest of Mrs. Maury Bishop, has re
 turned to Marion.
 \ Mrs William Hardie of Birmingham l the guest of MT. and Mrs. William liar |I die.
 Miss Dorothy Gardner has returne from a visit to Mrs. W. A. Tartt in Liy ingston.
 MT and Mrs N J. Warding of Atlant are visiting MT and Mrs. Govan Wood ruff. Mrs. A. R. Towers, who has been tn guest of Mrs. Eva P. Comfy, has rt turned to her home in Richmond. Miss Helen Pope is visiting Mrs. c. Coker. in Gadsden. Miss Carminta Green Is the guest ( Mrs T. F. Huey
 | a visit to her daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Et | wards, in Jacksonville. Fla Mrs. Walker Collins is visiting hf aunt, Miss Thaxon, in Huntsville Miss Josephine Wilson left this wee IN in the east.
 Mrs. Wallace Carter left this week fe an extended visit to relatives in Mon clair. N J.
 Mrs. B. W. Ward and Miss Paulir Ward are spending the summer In tn Ozark mountains.