The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
By ooTAv1A sTuRDIvANT WYNN

By oCTANIA STURDIVANT WYNN
 Selma, May 29.-Time turned back ward, and not so very far al that, for Miss Helen Schuster and her fiance, Mir. Emile Siegel at dinner party given them at the Harmosy Club Tues day evening by members of a small or ganization, to which they both belong, and it transported them and their guests back 10 Mother Goose days, in which the romance of MT. Siegel and Miss Schuster, which is to culminate in a brilliant June wedding. had its beginning.
 The supper room was transformed into a nursery, with rocking horses and dolls and drums and toys galore, and the decorations of the table were of blocks and celluloid trifles and sim liar things Daisies were placed at intervals down the long expanse of white cloth with a pretty tracery of green connecting, and at the place of each guest favors were placed, dorine boxes for the ladies and pencils for the gentlemen.
 Mother Goose, impersonated by Miss Alina Weil and Prince Charming, who was Mir sydney Katzenberg, greeted the guests in the reception room and invited them into the banquet hall, where members of the club made their appearance by stepping from the pages of a tremendous copy of Mother Goose" The characters impersonated were Little Bo Peep" Miss Miriam Holzman; Little Red Riding Hood,' Miss Helen Schuster; Miss Muffett," Miss Josephine schuster Tin Soldier" Nose Lilienthal Fuss in Boots, , Emile Siegel; Little Boy Blue," Ferdie Meyer; Little Jack Horner," Alfred Rosenbaum; "Humpty-Dumpty," Julien Eliasberg; Jack Spratt," Jack Leva; "Simple Simon,' Moritz Frohlich.
 Mrs. Rosa Herzfeld was awarded a prize in the guessing contest which followed to determine the identity Of the characters.
 Two other games followed the seven-course dinner and in the donkey party contest MT. Emile Siegel won a victrola record and Miss Frances Lilienthal a pretty mahogany picture frame for her skill at ten pins.
 Dancing was later enjoyed, those present, in addition 70 the club mem- bers, being MT. and Mrs. D. J. Schus- ter, MT. and Mrs. Ike Cadden, Misses Tarris and Sarah Threefoot of Me- ridian, MT. and Mrs. Jerome Slegel' pr. Julian Meyer of Philadelphia. Mrs. Rosa Herzfeld, Mrs. Rosa Katzenberg, MT. Jacob Rothschild, Miss Frances Iilienthal, MT. and Mrs. Henry Lilien- thai. MT. and Mrs. Herman Eliasberg, Mrs. Bettie Holzman, MT. and Mrs. All Inert Never. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Leh- man, Miss Eugenia Damberger ana Mrs. Sam Threefoot of Meridian.
 Miss Adalena Bolen, who was op- erated on recently in Selma hospital Is doing nicely.
 Mir " G. Oliver, who has been as- sociated with Cawthon-Coleman Drug Company for the past year and hail. leaves early in June for RussellVllie' where his marriage to Miss Annie Me- Jntosh Petrie will be solemnized Thurs day, June 3, at the home of the brides elect.
 Miss Petrie is engaged in Red Cross work and Is a young woman Of culture and much charm, who will find many friends to welcome her to Selma. MT Oliver has identified himself with so- cial and business circles since coming +o Selma three years ago, and news of his approaching marriage Is of inter- est U3 many.
 MT. Claude Stewart of Memphis member of the Stewart Brokerage Company of this city. Is spending sew era1 days here. 4.
 Miss Edwina Marks has returned to her home in Mobile arter Vlsit to friends in Selma.
 Mrs. Mary Barley of Linden is the puest of her sister, Mrs Will Baker
 Dr Julian Meyer of Philadelphia Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Siege1.
 Miss Annalu Burns spent Thursday in Montgomery with friends.
 Miss Marjorie Buhler, niece of Mrs. T. l.. Rhoades left Saturday for Blue Ridge. N. C., to attend the conference of Girl Scouts Miss Buhler Is an ac- tive member of Selma camp, and has done excellent work, so that her selection is made on merit.
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Eisenhower, Mrs. IT. o. Eisenhower, Mrs. w. V. Bell and Mrs. Gossom motored to Montgom- cry and spent Thursday.
 complete little tent city. with un- heard of conveniences and many in- genious devices for making camp life wholly delightful. vanished like mist in the glare of a summers day when MT. and Mrs Dan Rath. MT. and Mrs. R. F L. Rainey. MT. and Mrs. Bernard Eemrod of Waterford, Pa, Mrs. Robera Word of Newman. Ga, and Miss Miriam Peacock, returned to the city Friday after enjoying a camp on the Irwin place. near the city.
 The party enjoyed delightful week of care free existence Tn tue most delightful surroundings. and the bene- ficial results are plainly apparent in the children of the party who fished ana swan and played in the sand to their hearts content The children of Mr and Mrs. Rainey. Mrs. Word s two little daughters and little Dan Rath. son of MT. and Mrs. Rath. had everything done for them to add to their pleasure.
 Numbers of visitors have visited the campers and have partaken of their delightful hospitality
 Mrs Charles Trippe of Texas, was charmingly honored Thursday afternoon with small neighborhood bridge party, rendered her by Mrs. Howard McFadden at her attractive home on Selma avenue
 Yellow daisies and bright hued garden flowers were chosen to decorate the liv- ing room and dining room and here the bridge tables were placed Mrs. Trippe was presented with a pretty souvenir and two prizes were given among the guests.
 Those present were: Mrs. Trippe, Mrs.