The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-14
By wINIFRED BRYAN LANE


 Mobile March s.-(specisl.) Mrs Frank Surley of Des Moines, la, who
 has been guest of her brother. Mir.
 Harry Stover. since December, was en- i! tertained at a lovely luncheon at Miss Marstons tea room on Wednesday by , friends.
 l Mrs. Tunstall Inge has returned from
 a visit to her sister, Mrs. A D. Bowen. | in St. Louis.
 Mrs. C. B. Percy is visiting Mrs. J. T. l Boyd in Brewten.
 Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. P. Fl. Harrison have been on visit to Mrs.
 E. H. BiNler. MT. Harrison having been | transferred from Portland Me. to Key
 West. Mrs. Edwin Barlow of Fort Hamil-
 ton. N. r., is a guest of her parents,
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Donald.
 Mir. Casttleman Esten of Montgom- i cry, visited relatives here the past
 week.
 Mrs. Stanley Finch has returned from
 a visit to her cousin. Mrs. o. r. Nelson.
 in New Orleans
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Jeffres attended
 Senator Bankhead's funeral last week. 1 The Clara Schumann club will have l two programme meetings during March
 and will give a concert in April for Armenian relief.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Ennis of Okla
 homa are the guests of Mrs. Charlotte Holmes.
 The Century Book Club met wednes-
 day, with Mrs. Charles schoefield as hostess. The subject was Mexico" ! The sum of $150 was given to Armenian relief. Fruit salad. sandwiches and
 cocoa were served.
 l Miss Willie Hammond is the guest of
 MT. and Mrs. Broughton Hammond in 1 Greenville.
 1 The Council of Jewish Women held a very interesting meeting Thursday, the chief feature being an address by Mir. w. H. Armbrecht on Abraham Lin l coln.' The following program was then rendered: Piano duo, Scherzo Caprice l (Pierne). Mrs Julus Goldstein and Miss Pearl Schwarz; solo, The Lullaby from Joce1yn. with violin obligato, Mrs. Ed ward Metzger and Mrs. Sydney simon, I for an encore. Love Is Bubble" It being the festival of Purim, it was de- cided to give a book shower for the 1 Moses library. as Miss Moses was a great friend of children. The hostesses | were: Mrs. $. Slosberg, Mrs. A F. Brown. Miss Rose Holberg, Miss Blanche Klein, Mrs. NJ. Meyer. Mrs J. oldstein and Mrs. A. Proskaur. and these ladies served hot chocolate and cake.
 MT. Marion Adams has returned from Nashville. where he was called by the | illness and death of his father. MT. A. G. Adams. The fifth birthday of Margaret Tag ert was made the occasion for lovely party by her aunt. Mrs. NJ. c. Ludlow. There were forty children present, who each had an opportunity to pin cab bage leaf in Peter Rabbits mouth.
 Mrs. Hugh Coffey has returned to Brewton. after an extended visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Oliver Fowlkes. pr. c. IT. Harper has moved to Mon roeville, where he will practice medi- cine. A' The friends of Mir and Mrs. Herndon Inge are congratulating them upon their new son, whom they have named Herndon
 MT and Mrs. Jack Pace are new resi- dents. having come from Laurel Miss.
 Miss Florence Barnes of Portland, Ore. is visiting relatives here. Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Dawson enter tained at beautiful party on Tuesday for their little daughter, Mary Belle. There were twenty-five children present.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruce Miller have re- turned to their home in Aberdeen, Scot 1 land after visit to relatives in Ala bama Mississippi and the Pacific coast Mrs. Miller was Miss Maupin of Mobile l Miss Sarah Griffin entertained on Wednesday at the Country club for Miss ! Celia Webb. with three tables of bridge The guests were Mrs Paul Danner, Mrs. Jex Luce, Mrs. Austell Pharr., Mrs. Hopkins Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Edward Rob- inson, Mrs Taylor Peek, Miss Cram of Boston. Miss Elise Hall. Miss Dorothy Mcintosh, Miss Mary Tyson. Mrs. s. H. Peck entertained for Mrs. T. I Cromwell's guests on Friday at 1 o'clock al the Battle house. The table was lovely in green and white boiled while hyachinths being the centerpiece. The guests were Mrs. McCompbell, Miss lMcCampbell, Mrs. T. I. Cromwell of Chickasaw, Mrs. H. w. Huthsing and Be sure to tell the old lady