The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

:. and Mrs. B. J. Schuster-Photo by yce.
 Smith Woodruff to the folks down this way, who claim her as one of the most | southern of the southerners in New York. gave the New York papers some thing clever to write up recently when she entertained with stunt party l January, II for Miss Annalu Burns ana Miss Madelyn Sheppard of Selma, the ] two southern girls who have been her 1 proteges since they went to New ork | some months ago to enter the field or song writing Mrs Woodruffs s party l might have been called coming out 1 party for the two talented Selma glrS' | who have found their work so profitable I and have made such splendid success in it, that they can no longer be con I sidered novices but are now Tree lances' in the music publishing field.
 stunts" when given by such persons as A. G. Learned, who did sKelcn' renrhyn Stanlaws and James Mont gomery Flagg, who did original sketenes, a,ss Robert Underwood Johnson, BIancne Schoemaker Wagstaff and Ernest Thompson Seton, who all did originai verses, could not fail to be amusing, anu to vary the programme music was lntro- duced with Cecil Cowles, Miss Burns and Miss Sheppard giving thelr own coil- positions.
 Celebrities always are to be found at Mrs. Woodruff's entertainments, and Tn addition to those taking part in the pro- gramme the guests present were:
 Herbert Witherspoon. pr. Livingston Seamon. A. c. Learned. Arthur WI,
 Hams. MT and Mrs. George Jay Goulo' Nr and Mrs Robert Underwood Jonn- ston. George McCutcheon. George Do- ran Sophie Kerr underWooo, Dan" ! Gatlin. Carolyn Wells. Percy Mckye' Ernest Thompson Seton. Cecil Cowles' , carolyn Cowles George broha"' Thomas Desmond, Byron Goldsmith. A gluiet wedding ceremony which look place at 103o o'clock Saturday
 evening in the Hotel Albert parlors united Miss Evelyn Kettles. daughter , of MT. and Mrs. z. C.. Kettles, or cam
 den. and the Rev, J. o. Bledsoe or Fihe Hill in marriage. The officiating mn , ister was Dr. John A. Davison, pastor of the First Baptist Church of this
 A number of friends witnessed the I ceremony. There were no attehoahts' : | the bride and groom entering the par , lors together. the former wearing becoming suit of blue tricotine with hat of brown satin and carrying re | honouet of brides roses. She wore string of pearls, the gift Of the groom Y r.- Bledsoe and his bride left toaay in their automobile for Camoen. 7" "heie tbev will visit for a short while. Mrs : Bledsoe formerly taught at Camden
 where she Is very popular. MT bleo. q 600 has been prominent in the recent q s75,0OO, 900 campaign ot the apsise se Church throughout the state anu ne ID r widely known. Best wishes ioilo" 'ne |, couple. urs e q Carter. Mrs. John A. Dawson, Mrs'
 II E. Russell. Misses Ruby Rlkaro, V Margaret Kettles. Alma Parker ano r Willie sadler of McWilliams ana il Messrs. Fred Fountain. Robert Rogers, t Carl Grantham Of Birmiis 1l n'" ''''N n elem Harris of Pine Apple.
 IF Mrs Chanler Cox Yonge of Pensa : <. lcola. who has been cordially welcomeo
 by her friends on the occasion or nei h visit to Mrs. Edward Graham her SIS e ter. was the inspiration or pieas :, ant ltt,3 bridge party Tuesday morn iing win which Mrs w. P. Phillips en- ,- tertained at her apartment on Aopot' le Avenue
 ,e The score prize was box of cor B. respondence cards and was won ps n Mrs. I.eGrande Klebash. Delicious re. -.i treatments were served after the - eames and the guests were Mrs. E M \ Whitesides Mrs. E. P. Russell Mrs WITS N eC;rande Klebash. Mrs William SWi1t K Mrs. IaRue McCown and, Mrs. o' \ Thomas, r;an town, spending the weeN-eho eeyr,. wra. II earfv next week and leaves soon iol ' her home in Pensacola.
 Mrs R. w Barnes has returned Iron II Titusville. .Fla. where she was tn' guest of relatives for several Weeks.
 Mrs Neal Wallace Of birm ns lai, spent a short while the past week |, Selma. coming down to confer wlu
 Mrs T. F Hooper on the Armehla' relief campaign which will be opene' in February. n.s
 Mrs, Alice McCaulev left the pas week for Montgomery to .spehu soi" | time with relatives.
 is seriously i'll in a Selma hospi.a
 Her daughters. Mrs. Mcclure or Mor; ,,;
 pomerv and Mrs. D. R. Cook of th'
 city are both with her constantly.
 ,,.. r,o;so Marshall. has returne
 from Montgomery. where she was u
 guest of Miss Carolyn Haraison' s'
 ing over to attend the Galll-Curci co'
 Mir. and Mrs. w c. Galt have T
 turned from Montgomery where '"' went on a business trip. ,
 Mr. and Mrs. w. g Monk are lea
 ing next week for New York whe
 Mr Monk will buy goods for the 1e tral Alabama Dry Goods company
 Mir H. c. Armstrong is leaving so' for New York to join Mrs. Arrns'roi and Mrs, Law Lamar for shot stay, ul Miss Evelyn Lasseter was noste for the Tuesday Bridge Club this al ernoon at her home on Selma avent
 when four tables of players contest for two pretty prizes. card tar cover and a box of corresponden
 lcards. An extra table of visitors W uincluded. Delicious refreshments, co sisting of salad course and corr wore served.
 Nriss Helen Anderson was the cra' { o.s4 hostess for her bridge cI niWednAsday aftarnoon, entertaining tho handsome home of her paren MT. and Mrs. R P. Andersen. on Al