The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

after visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. W. E. Calien.
 Mir and Mrs Jack Powell of South Haven. Mich, arc guests of MT. and Mrs. Boykin in this city.
 Msr. Andrew Brislin, bride of re- cent date. was honor guest this morning at lovely party, when Mrs. Eugene Drts- kell 'charmingly entertained the members of the Wednesday Morning Byldge Club and several other friends. complimentary to this attractive young matron.
 The several apartments thrown to- gether for the Accommodation of the guests were artistically adorned with roses, lilies and crabapple blossoms. Bridge was played at eight tables, and the club prize was two decks of cards, while the visitors trophy was a flower ing potted plant
 Mrs. Brislin was presented with pair of handsome crystal candlesticks.
 Following the grnes. a delicious plate course and eoffet were served. Those present were Mrs. Andrew Buis- lin, Mrs. Tom Johnson. Mrs Caldwell Johnson. Mrs. Milton Wood, Mrs. Olin Hicks, Mrs. George Breeden, Mrs. Edgar Russell, Mrs. E. M. Mcdaniel, Mrs. Paul Pierce of New York, Mrs H. c. Pattillo, Miss Lucille DuBose, Mrs. Edgar Bowron of Birmingham, Miss Kate smith,, Mrs. Lucien Bivens, Mrs. Will Phillips, Mrs. C. J. Burris, Mrs Will Craig, Mrs. Will Hinson, Mrs. Larne McCowan, Mrs. Clarence Elebash, Mrs. Henry Lee Smith Mrs. Ernest Rockwell, Mrs. Ciairborne Blanton, Mrs. Herbert Smith. Mrs. Ed ward Keeble, Mrs. Peter Nicrosi, Mrs. Sam Fowlkes. Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Ralph Nicolson, Miss Jessie Macdonald of Butler, Pa, and Mrs. Tom Craig.
 The members of the Wednesday Bridge Club and few other friends were de- lightfully entertained this morning by Mrs. P. B. Moss at her home on Church street.
 Flag lilies and wild flowers formed the fragrant and pretty decorations for the living room and reception hall, where the guests were entertained.
 Bridge was played at three tables and the club prize was a beautifully em- ordered towel, while dainty hand made bag was the prize for the highest score among the visitors. A delicious three~course luncheon followed the members. those present were Mrs. Henry Reese, Mrs. Sam Hobbs, Mrs. Watkins Vaughan, Mrs. F. E. Rogers and Miss Margaret Gardner.
 Mrs. Walton Callen has gone to Gren- ada, Miss. for a visit to relatives.
 Capt and Mrs D. B. Hayes and chill dren, Margaret and Philip, of Brewster, to Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Bradley and Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Doherty.
 Wednesday afternoon Miss Elizabeth Clay delightfully."- entertained the mem bers of the Wednesday, Afternoon Card Club. complimentary to her guest, Mrs. A. M. Andrew of Montreal, Canada.
 The apartments where the guests were entertained were decorated with a wealth of wild flowers. The club prize was collar and cuff set of lace and embroi- dery, and the honor guest was presented with string of gaily-colored beads.
 A delicious salad and ice course was served.
 Characterised by unusual charm and beauty of detail was the bridge party Wednesday afternoon rendered by Mrs. Larue McCowan and Mrs Edgar Russell complimentary to a recent bride, Mrs Andrew Brislin, and an attractive visitor Miss Jessie Macdonald of Butler, Pa who is spending the spring here with her sister, Mrs. Russell
 The affair was held at the handsome house of Mrs. McCowan's aunt. Miss Nel- lie Baker, on Dallas avenue, and the sev- eral spacious apartments thrown open for the entertainment of the guests were lavishly decorated with graceful ferns. wistaria, dogwood blossoms and honey suckle.
 There were twelve tables of players. and on each table was an attractive Easter basket filled with candy kisses.
 The hrst and second trophies wero er- quisite pieces of lingerie, and the conso- lation prize was big, Easter rabbit.
 Mrs. BrisIin was presented with a beautiful, hand embroidered bridge set and Miss Macdonald was given three lovely hand embroidered hand kerchiefs.
 At the conclusion of the games a de- licious salad course and iced tea was enjoyed. The guests included besides the honorees, Mesdames Clarence EIe- bash, LeGrand Elebash, Law Lamar Jr., W. P. Cook, Sam Fowlkes, E. w. Driskell, Ralph Nicolson. Robert Jones, Eugene Galloway. B. M Strong, Hey ward McFaddin. Lucien Burns Clai- borne Blanton, Ernest Rockwell, Claude Thomas, F. M McDaniel. Ed Keeble, Milton Wood. Edgar Bowron of Birmingham, George Breeden, Jr., Graham, Melvin Henry, Lee Smith, Peter Nicrosi of Montgomery, Frank Milhaus, E. W. Pettus, H. G. PatiIIo, Will Phillips, Will Mckee, A. J. Atkins, Caldwell Johnson, Dan Raff, R. L. Lacey, M. R. Halliman, C. J. Burns, Neal Warren, Howard Crandell and Misses Alice Seed of Greensboro. Ruth Russell. Lucy Monk, Kate Smith, Mary Axford. Evelyn and Elizabeth Lasse- ter, Florence Rudolph, Annette Min