The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29

of Americas most prominent and in- .luential military men.
 MT. Adthur welIborn was host at delightful dinner party at the Country Club on Tuesday evening. Dinner was served on the eastern porch overlooking the golf greens. Several toasts were given in honor of the hosts birthday anniversary, and Mir. L. A. Giles pre- scented him with birthday cake adorned with burning candles. Music and danc-
 ing were enjoyed after dinner
 Col. Hartley Moon, one of the most popular officers of the Fourth Alabama Regiment entertained at dinner party at Camp Mcclellan during the past week, his guests including Mir. and Mrs. Fred L. Blackmon, Mir. and Mrs A. J. Goodwin, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnston, MT. and Mrs. Scott Roberts, Capt. and Mrs. Meade Goodwin, Mrs. Mickle. Col. w. o. Screws, Major. Thompson and Colonel Moon.
 To honor his guests, MT. Weller Smith, MT. w. D. Smith and MT. William Has senger of Birmingham, MT. Frank Hamilton entertained at a dance at the Country Club on Monday evening. Music was furnished by the Talladega jazz band and punch served throughout the evening.
 Miss Lucy Maury, a former popular Anniston girl, is the guest of Mrs. John B. LaGarde. Miss Maury is a niece of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and has been le- lightfully entertained during frequent visits to the White House. Mrs. LaGarde entertained in honor of Miss Maury on Thursday evening, when several couples Slotored up to Piedmont and enjoyed dinner party at the Piedmont Hotel.
 Miss Cora Elizabeth Fitzgerald cele- brated her seventh birthday by enter tainlng twenty of her friends at pretty party on Tuesday afternoon. After number of games the artstically enl- bossed birthday cake was cut and served with ices and candies.
 Mrs. Louis Kidd entertained at ner nome on Quintard avenue at bridge to honor Mrs. J. B. Stickney of Greens boro, the guests of Mrs. Prtchard Stick ney and Mrs. Frank Wilmore of Atlanta, the guest of Mrs. Hugh Merrill. Mrs. Merrill, who made the highest score, was awarded a beautiful basket of asters and the honorees presented with decks of cards
 The wedding of Miss Sudie Mae Lively and MT. A. A. Herren, which occurred at | the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. A. l.. Kirkpatrick, In Chattanooga last week, came as a great surprise to the friends of this popular couple MT. Herren for l merly resided in Anniston, and Miss Lively was visiting her aunt when the
 marriage took place.
 1 Miss Lucy Maury was honoree at picture show party given by Mrs. James Keith on Wednesday evening. After the picture, the guests enjoyed dancing at Noble Apartments. Punch and a salad
 course were served during the evening. Mrs. Keith entertained Miss Maury at | a luncheon on Wednesday,.
 | Mrs. Frank Wilmore of Atlanta, the guest of Mrs. Hugh Merrill, was honoree
 at bridge party given by Mrs. Thomas F. Huey at her home on Leighton ave-
 nue. Quantities of asters beautified the home and a salad and ice course was
 enjoyed at the conclusion of the game. | Miss Katherine Herren entertained at = picture show party last week to honor 1 Miss Annie Tantt Perry of Birmingham. | the guest of Mrs. Charles R. Bell, Miss 1 Elizabeth Smith of Birmingham, Miss
 Hasseltine Candles guest, and Miss Mary Allen Oliver of Dadeville, the guest | of Miss Anne Herren. After the picture
 show, the guests motored to Miss Her
 ren's home, where dainty salad and ice | course was served.
 | Mrs. Sidney J. Reaves entertained at her home on Noble street Thursday evs- | ming, honoring her guests, Miss Inez
 Chandler and Miss Dora Chandler of West Point, Ga Progressive rock and a musical programme added to the pleas ure of the evening. Mrs. Reaves was
 assisted in entertaining by Miss Alice | Chandler, Mrs. John S. Reaves, Mrs Bin Pitman and Mrs. John Castleberry l Mrs. Joseph Wheeler was hostess to the members of the Wednesday Bridge | Club at her home on Christine avenue | Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Thomas E. Kilby, Mir. Oscar Kilby