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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-03
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"a this city as the guest of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-03

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city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-03

record and two wound stripes from
MS sincere service 20 his country.
Immediately after being dis
charged last summer. Mr.. Lathe left
Augusta for Chlefland where he has
since been yard foreman Of the
Trop. Lumber Co. which ne has left
recently TO accept position as
woods foreman for the T. s. Mat
thews Pine co. Of Orange Lake, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ruth Jack
SOM of Providence. r. I. VINO have
been recently married. were in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-03

very successful year Of school IN dis
tr.cr No. l. All sincerely regret that
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-06-16

Mems percaIe Shirts regular 81 SO wal
price .... ...... ...... .......:.:....
Solid stripe; $500 and Sc 90 shirts . .:
MEMS SILK TIES CUT
s1.4s Ties. price
PARIS GAIsTErssi 25: q
Paris Carriers, all colors sale price ..............
,,'s W1HTE Ws,s BOOTS AND oxFonDs SPECIALLY rRlc1
Mary Jane Strap Pumps; special, pair
BEDROOM SLIPPERS AND HOUSE; SHOES REDud
III LADIES black and red Kid Boudoirs, Romeo Felt sliH1
Felt House Shoes; special. pair .............l
MILLION DoI4LAE STOCK SHOES IN THE CHAN
Knoe,a si4 H., LApiEs, oi Low KNEE1iAAND SHOES sos
Kneeland brown Oxfords ....... .~.............
Kneeland patent kid Oxfords .................
s15 RED CROSS SHOES seo5 4
Red Cross patent seamless Pumps heel w
Cross pat covered Louis heel oxford
Cross dull kid oxrords covered heels %
Red Cross black kid covered heel, seamless Pump
-. LADIES' PULLMAN LOW SHOE
All new and fresh right from the factory
Patent two eyeet Louis heel Pump .................
Brown kid low heel .....................
Black kid two eyelet Pump .....................
Brown kid walking Oxford Observation-Disclosures.
CUBAN bee hiS the hee' Pump
MEMS $3.50 oxFoRDs IS 90
Mems Mems tan calf English Oxford rubber heel
Mems black blucher oxfords rubber heel ....:..
MEMS $1,000 OXFORDS S7.45
6oZ Mems brown vci senator last Oxford
653'Men's tan calf blucher Oxford ...............
654 Mems genuine cordovan English
655 Mems brown vici
700 Mems tan calf
I5O Mems brown kid flexible sole
- ALL MEMS KNEEI.AND OXFORDS NOW s0i
Mems glazed kaDgaro brown kid Russian calf
Oxfords all $14.0O and $500 grades sale price
Childrens Strap Sandals. sizes also white canvd
sole Strap Pumps; special pair Observation-Disclosures.
LADIES LOW SHOES $345
Nneeland and Imperial Pumps n vc. tan
other feathers. values worth pair; of
About 500 pairs in ALL sale price
LADIES' AND MISSES OXFOItDS S1.65
One counter ladies' and misses Oxfords and in
tan. values to 81 90. all sizes
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-06-16

ti $500 ssS95E WIITCE GOODS '.E+tAt.a
4se7neh 40 Inch Mercersed White Wolfe $50
csc quality $50
Mereertzea White Gaharains
SUITS OUT ss 3 PER c11Nr
We we VIII sell the folowing lines
as ss na at ea ss I ern unit s
patterns in both mems
t sale sale price :s
$40 Suits sale price s2es7 Suits
moHA1s AND ALPACA SUITS
Mems hfohair Suits plain black with
$3.50 Suits .s14s5 s25oo Suits. s1ee5
All mems worsted
at special prices for this sale.
At Special Prices
One lot Of Monroe clothes for and
81 Mems Suits
$3.50 cuff;
$3.50 Printed voe Dresses newest styles oversk
with cuffs Price each .ssss
ONE THOUSAND BATHING SUITS
$3.50 kind everywhere
white; Efds Chain Sale Price suit
red special suit
1nf' BEST sTANpAED TAN AR oyGKA1ag gAHaEDT AND SWEET
saalsht
indian Head overais union made " .. sssS sssS
Buckle overas. union
Boys service overalls ............:....... sl4s
Boys lronals $195
Mems Blue Chambray Work Shirts .$11s
Blue Pokadot Shirts .s14s
s1xso Dreadpaught Seamless Sheets .ss5
White Seamless Sheets s1ss
81x90 Wearwell Seamless Sheets $235
}s& s CIsINEID SPREADS
ssxsS xsS cnhs ne Py % Bed sa Spreads special ss
soxso cankle Dipatty Bed Spreads M 81 es
=
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-06-16
ChaT1ncuSc and PeEOlette

CharIncusc and Peholette
40-inch Charmeuse and Pebolette, reg
ular So quality, sale price ..... SG.S5
ALALLISON'S KUNfSI KUNISA
SPORT SILK
Several new patterns in Mcllison's 2s
inch Kumsi Knmsa Sport Silk inc!ud-
ing white, regular quality sold this
season rs high as .Sl4 per yard, sale
$S S-Foula rds, ,.S1.65
S6-inch all Silk Foulards, this seasons
newest patterns, bought special for
TINS sale .$l.6S
BLACK SILK
SO quality Black Taffeta, sale price
no" ..... 80. .$1.oo
Yard wide Black Taffeta .$1.45
Val Laces, &c
1000 dozen Val Laces, values worth
up to 10 cents yard, bought at a give
away price. to go this sale. yard SC
81 FASHION SILK HOSE
Opening hour while they last. at $1.O0
SILK RIBBONS
40c wide Silk Ribbon. plain and
CSC Silk Ribbon. all colors ...... .44c
ors .79c
8. Camille R,tDo n. .S1.35
Pearl, BUTTONS SC CARD
About 1000 cards regular 10c pearl
buttons, all sizes. special ..5c
All 1sc cards fine pearl buttons, now
at .1Oc
BUY TOILET SOAPS AND SAVE
DR.. John II. Woodbury's Facial Soap
Cuticura Soap ........ .17c
Pears Soap. ........ ...11c
Jergens Violet Transparent ....7 1-2c
Jergen's Bath Tablets ........7 1-2c
15c Genuine CASTLE Soap .....7 1-2c
Lana Oil Buttermilk Soap per box 22c
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, per box. .22c
Colgates Talcum all odors ..... 12c
Mennen's Borated and Violet, large
DRESS LINENS
36-inch imported Dress Linen in white
pink, green. blue. corn, $3.50 value
sale price .... -. -. 49,. .S1.18
40-inch imported wiry finish, full mer-
ceriZed, beautiful patterns in
voiles, $1.25 quality, sale price 89c
CIILDREN'S MILAN HATS
CSC
A final cleanup Of all childrens black
Milan Sailors Values up to $500.
Sale price ..... -. .......... csc
OIL CLOTH soc
Oil Cloth. all colors; soc quality. No
mail orders. Sale price ..... SOC
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-06-16

s2 inch Gibson Bingham, all new
plaids -. $50
Renfrew 80 inch fine Gingharl new
patterns -. .44c
1925 CROCHET BED QUILTS
Best mercerized material. Chain Sale
One hundred ,l.so;a. value S; Wash sasS
$3.50 GABARDINE WASH SKIRTS
Special while the lot lasts :. .$1.9S
ALL TRUNKS AND BAGS
Will be included in this sale at big
reductions.
Dresses; S4.9e values ...... .$3.9S
A MESSAGE
To all merchants not in a position to
buy from the manufacturer Efrd's
retail price is less than jobbers' price.
STOCK UP
Now is your time
o.. 36-INCH PAJAdA CHECKS.
Yard wide, pajama checks, today's 35c
value, sale price ..... ...... ..25c
Yard wide bleach domestic .... .25c
FIVE HUNDRED
IeOTBeLIc WRISTS, all COlOrS ana Styles,
1898 kind, one big counter to go at a
. price, each. .......... :. 49,. .$1.9S
$3.50 value. Georgette Waists. posi-
lively the greatest buy you ever saw
at the price. Not over two to q GUS
toner, each ........ ..... ... .$S.0S
SO crepe de Chine, white. flesh, navy,
black, turquoise. etc. .$1.65
$3.50 Crepe de Chine, white, flesh
only ....... ..... .$2.0S
COLORED WOLFE
81 printed voile. mercerized, imported
designs. sale price .69c
81 Printed Georgette, $1.35
Special for this sale, 100 pieces Print
ed Georgette at values worth up to 81
per yard. in ali the newest patterns, to
De sold at .S1.35
WHITE JAP SILK, CSC
36-inch white wash Jap Silk, values
worth 50, sale price $50
Heavy weight, 36-inch Jap Silk $1.44
SO quality white Jap Silk. -. .$1.69
Shirting Silk ......... -. .$1.15
36-inch Shirting Silk in all. new pat
terms, sale price ............. .$1.15
YARD WIDE PEROAIE25c
SO inch percale in light and dark COL
ors, shepherd checks, etc, SOC value
ior ..... -. ..... ........ Csc
DRESS GINGHANI, 1sc
s527s anch, dress gingham,,s all styles,
apIaiis. stripes and cheeks, worth to
day soc yard ......... ........ .f8c
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-06-16
,FTEE GNGHaM

32 inch Gibson Gngham, all new
Renfrew 80 inch fine Gingharl new
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

Mrs Charles Jones, Mrs, J. w. Lewis and Miss Edwina Haggard
 Mir and Mrs. Wallace Caldwell had as their guests MT. and Mrs Thornton Estes.
 Mrs Richard F. Johnston entertained in honor of Mrs. Mary c. Lowe
 Mir and Mrs. l.. M. Robertson were among those lunching at the club.
 Mfr and Mrs. J. B. McClary enter tained at luncheon in honor of Mrs. LIZ zie B. Bloodworth of Chicago.
 Mrs B. M. Starnes was hostess to Mrs Geoerge Person, Mrs Robert Aus tin of Kentucky and Miss Harriet Thom- as of Kentucky.
 Mrs. William Oberhelman gave very pretty luncheon in honor of her guests, Mrs Jack Martin of New York and Miss Anne Lue Elledge of Tennessee.
 MT. Jack Hornady entertained several of his friends. including MT, and Mrs Lynn Wilson links, Mrs. Murray M Howard, Mrs. J. R. Hornady and others.
 MT. Ives G. Streit entertained a mum Der of his friends.
 MT and Mrs. Claude Estes gave a. luncheon in honor of Mrs. George H., Estes.
 MT and Mrs. R. T. Daniel were among those lunching at the club Mrs. R. H. Mcintosh had as her guests Mrs. Helen Peebles of Greenwood, Miss, and Mrs. J. F. Hawkins. Mrs. D. H. Bodler entertained al luncheon for her friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

yioIinist and Mir & z Johrs+oa tenor, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Jones.
 The brides book was presided over py Miss Lucy DismulSes. The brides cake was in the shape of large wedding ring on which small dolls dressed in bridal costumes stood before an altar of green. The brides bouquet was tiea with pink ribbons drawn by swans. By the strains of Mendessohn's wedding march Mir Wilson and Miss Gideon en- tered the dining room, and as they stood under the wedding bell were showered with rice which had been given each guest The favors were cards with pas kets of pink roses,
 Late in the evening an Ice course III pink was served by Misses Marsaret Blanton, Lucy Dsmukes and Myrue Jones to the following guests; Misses Margaret Gideon, Edna Maugg, GiaaSs Lyon. Margaret Blanton, Lucy Dismukes, Lucy Jones. Leola Porter, Lynet.e Bagby, Katie Wilson, Annie Gay, Eisle Parsons and Myrtle Mae Jones; Mes danes William Gideon, Kenneth Brown and R. N. Lamb; MeSsrs William WIT son. William Gideon, Jr.. Karl steer, ?. G. Johnston, Raymond Gilmer, Luere. a Hollums William l.. White ocnseas' ,isn Gregory, Paul Angel, William Gloeon' Sr.. Kenneth Brown and MT. ana Mrs George Wallace Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
so1,THERN CLUB PARTIES

The Southern Club was most attracuVe yesterday when special musicai pro, eramme was given during the iuncneoh hour and the club was filled with guests Mrs. Fern Minor Ivy sang, as did MT lack McClain, several numbers.
 The luncheon of Mrs. William Y. Con. nau was one of the pretty affairs of the occasion Mrs. connell entertainea m honor of the guests of Mrs. Eussme ssrS Munger. Mrs. Henrietta Sellers and Mrs. Connor Gordon. of Dallas. Her guests included Mrs. Eugene Munger. Mrs, .,,sa Ma Connor Gordon, Mrs. Henrietta Sellers Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs. Hubert Scruggs' Mrs Jack R. Connor. Mrs T. L. BIS sell, Mrs. w. c. MCCOY, Mrs. J' T. nop, ertson. Mrs Wade Martin, Mrs. Georse Reynolds, Mrs. Michael Hoke ana Mrs' Luther Reynolds.
 MT. Junius Walthall had as ms guests Miss Mary Ida Wood. Miss Margarlte Wilkinson, Miss Juliet Perry, MT. frank Dixon. MT. William Wilkinson
 Miss Willie Mae Brandon entertained number of her friends including Miss Amelia Wood, Miss Margarite Lewis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
lportant of the country.

Another Birmingham woman, Mrs H. E Pearce. state president. will make the report for the state.
 Among those who will attend the con venion from Birmingham are: Mrs. II, n' Pearee. state president, Dr. Lola Taylor' national vice president for Alabama; MISS perna Robinson. Miss Dudley, Miss Lila Lehman, Miss Gertrude little, Miss Mar earet Silk. Miss Madge Smith, Miss The resa Collins, Miss Maude Gamoill, MISS Emma T. Kifer and Miss Lucy stark Williams.
 Mrs. T. B. Andrews and Miss Emma McAIillan have been reported as amons the Montgomery women who VIII atteho' Gadsden will be represented by Mrs. N IT sewell and Miss Ellington will go from Anniston.
 There will be a representative from Mobile who will appear on the pro- gramme and tell of their clubhouse which is the oldest in-the country.
 It is expected that the south will De largely represented, as there was such fine showing of southern women last year at the st. Louis convention.
 The Business and Professional Wom- en's Association of St. Paul, working in conjunction with the St. Paul Asso- citation of Business and Pubic Ailalrs, has completed the list of committees Tor inc second annual convention of the Ma
 
 fessional Women's Clubs which will meet in st. Paul July 27-30. It has appointed Dr. Auten Pine acting president, ana tne m following chairmen of committees TOT the local hoard on entertainment; Mrs George H. Cool, reception committee' Miss Mary McCune, entertainment com mittee: Mrs. Augusta Servlss, reglstra- tion committee: Miss Edith Jenks pup ncitv committee; Mrs. Alice J. Bergren' programme committee; Mrs. Irene w. Cutter. hotel reservation committee.
 The St. Paul business women have been ,.e,v octiva in plans for a successful con vention. and expect to take good care of the 300 delegates expected there.
 The following is the tentative pro pramme for the convention. It Will os oonrse he subject to some change, pus in the main will be closely followed. NO names of speakers are yet announceu, because the list is not yet complete anu ta make the entire announcement at once.
 July 26, 7:3O D. m.-Meeting, executiVe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

board Informal reception for delegates St. Paul hotel.
 July 27. a. mGMeeting credentials committee.
 10:3O a. m.--Convention called 10 oruer'
 Greetings from St. Paul.
 Report credentials committee
 Announcements, local chairman, com mittee of arrangements.
 Announcements, national cnalrHah committee of arrangements.
 Reports of treasurer, auditor, presi- dent and executive secretary. 12;3O D. -Luncheon State delegations to select nominating committee at group luncheon.
 sp. m.-Convention called to order. he- rort credentials committee. Ten-mlnute addresses: My Story-Advertising; MY story-Insurance;" My story-Manulac turing" My Story-Law;0 My story. Medicine: My Story-Salesmanshlp' Discussion: "The New Triansie' "o'ha"' Home and Business" D. m.-Meeting nominating commi-
 Sp m.-Reports on states by state presi- dents. and outline of programmes TOT state work. ,da- July 2S 9:3o a. m.-Report, me l,'ue nendent Woman, by editor Report or 1aaislative committee. Report of research | co,,mittee. Report of finance comm It fee Consideration of budget for lszo--i' ] Club budgets and how to meet theh'' 1a:So D. m.-vocational luncheons- n. m.-'Women in Chambers or com, merce" sTraining Women for Business. ss. | eTbe College Graduate in Business 1, 1 fcient Standards in the Business Co'- 1 leees." Discussion.
 n m.-Adjournment for local enter, tainment. including motor car driVe an" visit to Minneapolis clubhouse
 n. m.-Continuation of local eh'ei-
 tainment. ..r,,ert Ru-
 reausp Discussion. Industrial iegls,a ion concerning women: should ihers .e
 he snecial Laws for Women?' bNis'iiis I Laws" Discussion.
 | 1o.ao n m-Group luncheons. ~ 1 3 m m.-Housing business women; n ,.
 stitpt;onal Plan" "Co-OperatlVe f'an.
 aMonev- Raising Plans Club Houses' Srs
 HOW to Acquire to Finance ana Io Op 1 arate Them" Talks by representative { fra,, Minneapolis, New Haven. bos.on, s,,',s k ! Mobile Cleveland and Austin rex. , oiuD roon,s. Talks by representatives rom
 1ooi. sonville. Sioux City and HartioIa, NJemhership campaigns: How to cohuue' them Discussion.
 i n m.-Annual banquet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
CATHOLIC woMEN's CLUB

The Catholic Woman's Club of w End was entertained at its regt meeting Wednesday afternoon at home of Mrs. J. c. Kelley, 106 So Almond street. The house was pret decorated for the occasion with Sha daisies and large baskets of flow Various reports of proceedings fairs were read. A delightful mus programme was enjoyed, followed an ice course. Mrs. William Roser have the next meeting, July 2S, North Poplar street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
GOLD MEDAL CONTEST

A gold medal contest was held Thursday evening at the Eleventh Ave- nue Methodist church by the Central Union Woman's Christian Temperance Union Those having the contest Tn charge were Mrs. w. J. Lenoir and Mrs. J. P. Moore.
 The contestants, who had each all ready won a silver medal in contest, were Miss Willie Milligan, Miss Nir- ginia Milligan, Miss Rose Ullman, Miss Julia Reed, Miss Alvilda Mcdonald Miss Aurelia Weaver and MT. Alex Crazitz.
 The judges were Mrs. Hannie Mc- Galley. Mrs James Franklin and MT. M o. Travis, who awarded the medal to Miss Julia Reed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

Mary Kidd, of Richmond, Va. Later ices were served at the Martha Wash ington tea room. The guests included Miss Mary Kidd of Richmond, Va; Mrs. J. P. Bryan of Tuscaloosa, Miss Ethel Ginseman of Pittsburg, Mrs. T. R. Tur- entine of Nashville; Mrs. P. c. Kidd
 Mrs J. Pearson, Mrs. A. G. Donahoo
 Mrs R. McGowan, Mrs. T. E. Barham,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
FOR MISS POUNCEY

Miss Dorothy Stradford entertained at heart dice party Thursday even ing in honor of Miss Rosalind Pouncey, her lovely visitor from New York. The prize was awarded to Mir. McEachern. Punch and an ice course was served to the following: Misses RosSlind Pouncey, Louise Ellis. Mary Latture, iIueve Connor, Alice Weleh. Susie Cox, Beatrice Hagy, Fay Crocker, Lizzie Lee Allsup. Messers.s Roger Burr, Marvin McEachern, Leon Yielding, Newcom5
 aowlton, Ed Tritt. L. E. Cannon, Alex
 Harrison, Dewey Barrett Carl Strad- ford. Sam Latture and MT. Barron.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
FOR BRIDE-E ELECT

Miss Adelaide Weaver entertained formally on Monday evening in hd of Miss Lilly Dawson, whose wedd to MT. F. B. Keiser will be an ev of the month. After enjoying the L. performance, the guests were ser 8 delightful buffet supper at the ht of Miss Weaver. Those in the ps were Misses Dawson, Thelma o Mary Joe Weaver. Messrs. F. B. Kei Luke Strange, Robinson and J. G. $ erYille.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

As annual o the Naiona which will be held manifested business The delegates the various clubs are plan which will delightful and helpful not only to heme cities and the naon the increased no they refreshing of aspirations and
 
 The Birmingham club entitled to seven delegates besides US snare the national president
 brought the attention country wonderful membership and the publicity "nc offca ou Professional Womens Clubs the club has been called upon speak
 assembled planned splendid hevment which brought the u the largest ana
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
FRANCES WILLAR D
 uNION MEETS

The Frances Willard Union met o'' Wednesday afternoon at the nome oi Mrs. Hattie Wilson on Louise avenue.
 Mrs. Runion led the devotlohal anu
 .,,n olosa of the business meeting an ;r.arast;np programme was enjoyed, which was as follows: uhv
 Little Ruth Tingle. solo; Nolan Darps and T,ois Miller gave reading in con cert; subject, My Body Is the Iempie nir of God" Beebe Ewinge and Wliiie Mi lgan. dialogue. Vestus Wilson Droen gave a reading; Virginia ana !'auss Milligan, responsive reading, anu .pih,s Oscar Rhinehart made talk on Foundation of Temperance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
MISS JONES HOSTESS

One of the interesting events or 'ne
 aek was the reception which was g,ven Tuesday evening by Miss ;.,,o g,.,9 sIoe 1ones at her residence in Woodiawh ilas M .or of Miss Margaret Gideon, wnose marriage to MT. William Wilson .oois n,a : nisce Thursday afternoon. The mouse tns baautifully decorated, carryins out tna color scheme of pink ana "ni.e .ad hJ ,ecention room punch was dlspenseu o' ,eueps'oI ,s, cola Porter and Lucy Jones.
 M ,Is'Sioal M,ss numbers were rendered pS Misses Lucy Jones, pianist; Gladys Lyon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
ENTER FRArREs CLUB DANCE

One of the attractive parties of the week will be the dance given on Fri day evening by the Enter Fratres Club at the home of Miss Mary Hew- itt on Shades mountain. This is one or a series of affairs being arranged by this club of young men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
BIRMINGHAM BOY IN
 NEW YORK

Birmingham freinds of MT and Mrs. John Waters of New York city, but formerly of this city, will be interested to learn that their young son, John R. Waters. Jr., recently graduated from Manhattan School No. 132. New York, and will enter the High School in the fall. In an attractive little magazine published by the school, picture of the class was published.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
HOLLOMAN-MOORE
 MARRIAGE PLANS

The marriage of Miss Annie Ruth Moore and Mir. James Luther Hoiloman will take place this afternoon at U o'clock at the home of the bride-eiect mother, Mrs. Florence c. Moore, zScS Thirty-third avenue, north. Miss Ahee Cargo will serve as maid of honor and MT. Rennie Holloman. brother of the groom, will serve as best man. Rev l.. G. Alverson of Flat Rock will perform the ceremony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
MISS CONNELL'S PARTY

Miss Elizabeth Cornell will enter tain at a Lyric party tomorrow, hon7 bring Miss Pearl Belle odom and her guest, Miss Eleanor Odom, of Louis vile, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
Sociiq4!t)1eco < ad' There 2 2
2, e2sg
 BY EMMA REID RXALL

Mrs. w. R. Tonnan, Miss Vivian Bent 1 ley. Miss Julia Casey and Miss Elmira
 Camp. f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
IGNORING A POPULAR
 rTCTTOD

Miss Mary Kidd of Richmond Va. who is the guest of Mir. and Mrs A. J. kAdd, is being delightfully."- ente tained Among the things planned Tor this week in her honor will be aTmotor trip to Montgomery and Tuscaloosa. swing party at East Lake, and Lyrlc party tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

Mrs Allen the ngagment ana daughter Mol to Mr. Lotus benn the to takep Tuesday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

Buckley Sugent
  Canadian, Tex the wedding to take place at nome on Wednesday, July 28
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

Kaufman the engagement his nounced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
ENGAGEMENTS

London the
  to be soemnized Monday July 26
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
FOR MISS MARTIN

Miss Pauline Whiteo entertained frl-
 day at an evening party in honor or
 her cousin, Miss Leila Martin or stew arts. Ala. who is her house guest. The house. was adorned with iliies and other garden flowers and games and interesting contests were enjoyed Al the conclusion of the games re- treatments were served. Miss Whited's guests included MISS Martin, Miss Willie Mae Bumstead, Miss Winnie Roberts, Miss Virginia Massengale MT. Bernard Martin MT Burton Dowell, and MT. Marvin hop- erts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
FOR MISS KIDD

Mrs A. L Kidd enfertained at 2 Lyric party in honor of her guest. Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
CHILDREN'S PARTY

Little Miss Annabelle Walpole was hostess Friday afternoon at lovely party in honor of Julia Gunter or Montgomery.
 The colors chosen for the afternoon were pink and white, which were charmingly carried out in the decora- tions. ices and bonbons. Interesting and appropriate games for llttle peo- pie were enjoyed and several attrac.ise piano selections were given by little Hattie Kate Harris.
 The guests were: Lucille and Jane Judge. Matte Kate Harris. Natalie ana Eileen Levinge, Flora Louise Schoett- gen. Tom Judge and Eugene Scnoett- gen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

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