The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18
SOCIETY IN MOBILE
By wINNIFRED BRYAN LANE

) BRYAN LANE
 i vile, Frances Walker, Frances Thomp. ! son, Doris Farrar, Ruth Farrar Ernest
 Ladd, James Peterson, William Arm- brecht, Joe McPhillips, Aime Harvey, Alex Harvey. Margaret Lyons, Margaret TerriH, Grace Bestor, Mary Aldridge. Emily Staples, Walter OSburn, Marion Taylor. Sophia Dunlap Mary Bradley, Cary Wood. Jack Patterson. Esther Tur- ner, Zillah Patterson. Bernard Wood and
 Joyce Terrell.
 Invitations have been is5ued for the marriage of Harry Anselm Partridge and Miss Grace Druhan on Wednesday, April 2l, at the Cathedral
 Miss Elizabeth Simmisen and MT. Will liam Holloday of Brewton were married on Wednesday at the Government Street Methodist Church and left for a bridal trip to Birmingham and Atlanta. MT. and Mrs. Creed Taylor are the guests of MT. and Mrs w. B. Mccoy. Miss Frances Brady of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Miss Dreaper.
 Miss Jean Tearse of England, who has been in Mobile all winter, left Thursday for New York
 Miss Florence Leonard og New York, who has been the guest of Ter aunt, Mrs J. F. McGewin, has been joined by her mother and grandmother ald all are at the Cawthen Hotel.
 The Christ Child Society gave it's an- nual card party on Tuesday at Moose hall There were forty-thres tables and handkerchief was prize at each table. A beautiful plant was won by Mrs A. H. Downey, handsome cake by Mrs R. B. Turner. box of HuyIeF's candy by Mrs. w. A. Powell, and cut glass vase by Miss Isabel Meragues Homemade candy was sold by Mrs. James McDon- nell.
 Mrs. R. K. Bodden entertained at bridge on Wednesday at her lovely new home in Flo Claire, having eight tables of play CTS. The first prize, a box of handker- chiefs was won by Mrs. Ray Wheeler; the second, pincushion, by Miss Eliza beth Hopper; the consolation, a vanity box, by Mrs. David King.
 Mrs. Tom Scales of Ridgcwood, N. J., who has been in Mobile three months as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ridgeway, has returned home.
 Mrs. Tom Hallewell left Friday to visit relatives in Washington and Portsmouth, Va.
 Mrs. J. F. Durham visited Atlanta Sat- urday and remained over Supday.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Hatsh have re- turned to their home in Uniontown, after a visit of several weeks.
 Mrs. Stanley Finch has gone to Wash
 
 A. R., and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Drury Ludlow.
 Miss Porter Pope has gone to Nashville to visit her cousin, Mrs A. $. Warren and will go to Atlanta for the opera.
 Miss Edith Texey entertained her danc- ing class at a fancy dress party Friday There were about forty young people present.
 Mrs. Hardy Demaranville entertained on Tuesday for Miss Grace Druhan, whose marriage to Harry Partridge will take place next week.
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Landry of New Orleans are the guests of their relatives, Mrs. Tom Bowie and family.
 Mrs. Burwell Boyken has returned from 3 visit to her old home, Montgomery
 Mrs. E. s. Sledge has visited relatives In Montevalo, Selma and Montgomery, and is now at home.
 Mrs. John Erwin has gone back to Greensboro, after a visit to her daugh- ter, Mrs. Herndon Luge at Chickasaw.
 The Needham Bryan Chaptar, D. A. R. l met Monday at Spring Hill with Mrs H. I Anstill, Jr. Mrs. W. W. Groom was the eader. A paper, "The Reconstruction of 1885, was given by Miss Buck Miss Le- nore Jones. one on "The Reconstruction of 1919;" Miss Isabella Pope sang 'tAll the Leaves Are Calling Me- ard .Why?'; Miss Bessie Hybart sang At Dawning" and Dear Old Pal of Mine.' An ice course was served.
 The Mobile Chapter, D. A. H.. met Mon- lay with Mrs. Harry T. Smith. Letters were read from Mrs. Richard Clarke and Mrs. Rhett Goode. also one from the di- rector of the Armenian drive, with thanks for adopting an orphan. Miss Murray, secretary of Travellers Aid of New York. was present and told of her work. Mrs. Carl Fox sang Danny Boy" and Miss Damaris Smith gave two recita- ions. Francis Inge is member of the Black Rffars at the University, and will appear with them here. The guild of All Saints Church will l give spring festival on May 21 on the | grounds around the church. Dr. William Rowell was married in Att 1 anta to Miss Ethel Pope and are now n Mobile. The Clara Schurman Club had a meet 1 ng Monday at the home of Mrs. J. S. | Simon. Plans for concert for Armenian | eiief were made. The club expressed | much pleasure in the fact an associate | MT. Cedric Lamont. had won | he prize for the best song by an Ala ana composer.
 The Tuesday Bridge Club was enter |