The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
SOCIETY IN SELMA

for Mrs Robert Greene of Greensboro who was their attractive house guest. Yellow jonquiis were used in profusioh in the apartments, and the bridge tables, arranged for ten couples. proved an IT,
 resistible attraction, and assembled
 coterie of congenial society folk, tor one of the most elaborate events of the Lenten season. The prizes for high score
 were won by Mrs. Lucien Burns, who was presented with a corsagc of sweet peas, and by Mir. Benjamin Craig, who won the deck of cards offered to the gentlemen. Ices, strawberries and cotlee were served, the guests being; MT. ana
 Mrs Jack Phillips. pr. and Mrs Clar-
 ance Elebash, MT. and Mrs. B. H. Per- rin. Mr. and Mrs. NJ R. Holman, Mir. and Mrs. LaRue McCown, MT. and Mrs
 E. II. Hobbs. Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Craig, Mir. and Mrs. Lucien Burns, Mir and Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Atkiss.
 Miss Belle Atkins spent the weela
 end in Uniontown with her sister, Mrs
 l.. D. Hat. Mrs. Robert Jones and little son. Sewcll, have sufficiently recovered from
 recent attacks of influenza to be re-
 moved to their home from the hospital. Mrs. ]. W. Preston returned recently from Montevallo, where she visited her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Reynolds.
 Mrs. R. B. Lees left Wednesday for Birmingham, where she joined her son. MT. George Eggleston of San Francisco,
 who accompanied her to her home in Nashville. Later Mr. Eggieston will go on to Norfolk and other points in the east before returning to his home in Cal ifornia. Mir. Lees was pleasantly en- tertained while in Selma as the guest ! of her daughter. Mrs. w. C. Galt. A pleasant incident of her stay was a visit to Demopolis, her former home. where she was entertained in several of 1 the charming ald ante-bellum homes in
 which she had visited in girlhood. ]; Miss Nell McKinnon, after spending some weeks in Selma. where she visited l her mother. Mrs. Helen. McKinnon, is leaving soon for Atlanta to resume her position in the Carnegie library. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Drummond Gaines an r rounce the birth of a son, who has been
 named Albert Lowery
 l Miss Sarsn Threefoot of Meridian is
 the weekend guest of Miss Helen Scbuster.
 | Mr. and Mrs. Morris Oppenheimer of
 New Rochelle. N. r., were guests the
 week past of Mir. and Mrs. Morris Meyer
 before going on to California for a stay ,of several weeks.
 l Mrs Oppenheimer was formerly Miss Ruth Bloch and she and her sister Mrs Alexander Bloch Blanche Bloch) spent i'd WlHter III Settild d lew years a6c, !" AtSi' | they were accorded many social attcn- tions Both young women are finished musicians, and the marriage of Blanche Bloch to an assistant of the great vioaifi l impresario, Auer, of New York, Eas
 placed her in the inner circle of artists, who frequent the studio of her widely known husband. MT. and Mrs. Oppen- heimer spent several days here, and left
 the latter part of the week for Calicor- mia.
 Mrs. Joel r. Webb and little daughter, Margaret, of Birmingham are guests oi MT. and Mrs. s. c. Shappard at theii beautiful country home near the city. l Friends of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Smitf will be sorry to learn of the illness ol ltheir handsome little son Alton.
 | The members of the Wednesday After.
 noon Bridge Club held a most enjoyabi' meeting with Miss Carolyn Young as thu gracious hostess at her home in Pettu' street. f The pretty prize contested for wac { l pair of slipper buckles and was won b.
 Miss Florence Lee. Following the gam' delicious refreshments were served Those present were Misses Florence Lee
 Helen Anderson, Alma Seymour. Dorosh. Powell, Lorraine Peacock, Mrs. Ton Craig, Mrs Tom Grimes and the hostess The members of the Selma Music Stud, Club held their regular meeting yester day morning at the Y. M. C. A.. Instea' If the usual musical programme ther Twas an election of officers with the fol flowing results: Mrs. w. W. Harper, re elected president; Mrs. John Tate, vie president; Mrs. l.. K. McVoy, treasurer Mrs. Eugene Morrison, reelected record ing secretary
 I Miss Annette Mentor proved charmin hostess last evening when she enter tained the members of the Six and Si' Club and an extra table of guests a the lovely home of MT. and Mrs. o. Y Erhart. on the Highlands. Bridge wa l played at four tables and the club priz for highest score was two attractive gif
 books, which were won by Miss Heller Anderson, while the consolation prize, tiny deck of playing cards. fell to Mis- Alma Seymour. The visitors prize, tw' beautiful handmade handkerchiefs, wer' ca blurred by Miss Billie Aston.
 -a<--