The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

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 the summer at their comfortable cottage. I Mrs. E. D. Bondurant entertained on | Thursday at a large bridge, party for Mrs. Charles Waller of Greensboro. The | double drawing rooms were lavishly deco- rated with Shasta daisies, snapdragon l and gladioli, and a two-course luncheon :, was served. The prizes for each table were sewing baskets, and the guest or | honor was remembered with an individual carafe and glass. Those present were | Mesdames Waller, Louis Tucker, J. $.
 Barret. Greenwood Ligon, Marion Good | Joe, Rivers Rush, Paul Wilson, c. B. Hays, A. w. Brooks, Terry Moore, w. l H. Oates, H. T. Inge, R. l.. Bradley, A. E. Mamnence, Virginia Sawyer, Edward Meredith, John Cochrane, Hugh Barclay, McCreary Otis, Caro Cameron, F. J. Inge, Edward Sledge, Misses Adele Batre, Rosa Lyons and Camelle Searcy.
 | Dr. J. T. Wright entertained his grad uating class at his home on Wednesday at luncheon. The crimson-gray school colors were used in red roses in gray
 basket and gray candles with crimson shades. The graduates were: Messrs. Joseph Burgett, George Fonde, Clyde Foreman, George Gallard, Charles Hall, Glass Leatherwood, Benjamin Leeper, Cameron Hummer, John Robinson, An drey Scott, Joseph Roe, Gordon Smith, Jr, Harold Smith. William Spencer Joshua Terrell Thomas Van Antwerp.
 Mrs Charles l.. Taylor entertained on Friday afternoon for Miss Elizabeth Koib of Chicago, who has spent the winter with her aunt Mrs. Lebaron Lyons, and who left Saturday for Montgomery 10 visit another aunt before returning home. There were three tables of 800, and the prices were won by Misses Alietta Turner and Sadie Lyons.
 MT. and Mrs. Marshall Turner have re- turned from a trip to Atlantic City and New York.
 Miss Lillian Lamer of Illinois, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Schley, has gone to Birmingham to visit Mrs. E. H. Andrews.
 Mrs. Cora Taylor of Butler is the guest of friends in Mobile.
 Mrs. Carl Hixon and family of Monroe vile will spend the month of June at Fairhope.
 Lieut.. Gerald Mckle, U. S. A., who is stationed at Camp Benning. Ga. visited his father, Prof. Robert Mickle, recently. Mrs E. w. Bondurant entertained the EIwell Club on Friday, it being the last meeting of the season.
 Mrs. w. B. Paterson entertained for her sister, Mrs. George Clark, of Birming- ham, on Friday with party at Dog River The party motored down at O clock, and after lunch played bridge. Mrs I. Jonas and her daughter, Rosalie.
 
 J. Cohn, in Chicago
 Mr. and Mrs. Angus Cooper moved over to Magnolia Beach Thursday.
 Mrs Henry Lesesue and family are at Battles.
 Mrs J. J. Hamgren has returned to her home in Omaha after visit to her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. -Damrich. Mrs Harry Pesues and children are the guests of Mrs. A. A. Pegues in Selma. MT. Willis Radcliff of Columbus, Ga, has announced the engagement Of his daughter, Mary, to Thomas Bartee or Mobile the marriage to take place on June at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Mamnence.
 Misses Helen Horn, Virginia Crenshaw and Lucille Horn have returned from visit to New Orleans, where they attend ed the Yacht Club dance
 Mrs Leslie Taylor and Mrs. Tom Moore have spent the past week at Magnoha Beach
 Miss Esther Reynolds has returned from Brenan College and with her family will spend the summer at Moss Oak Villa, Magnolia Beach.
 Miss Fannie Warden left Saturday for Newborn, where she will visit her uncie' Mir Jack Brown.
 Mrs R. W. Byrne entertained her oo Club on Tuesday, there being four tables of players.
 Since the announcement of the engage ment of Miss Theodosa Cobb to Dr. All bert Hogan was made. her friends nave entertained constantly for her, and on Tuesday the Alethea Cobbs Bible class gave a large miscellaneous shower for her at the home of Mrs. Jerome Sheip The house was a bower of daisies, and there was a musical programme carried out by Mrs. Raymond Crosby. The gifts were brought in by a very large, oid nanny, inpersonated by MT. Wakeford. whose laundry basket was piled high with beautiful gifts of silver and linen.
 Miss Mary Sprague, a Barton graduate, vas honor guest at an enjoyable dance at the Vineyard on Tuesday, given by her parents. MT and Mrs. E. Sprague The se aorations weve in pink and green. and the guests lnscribe dtheir names in graduates memory book in charge or Mrs. Alex Strouse. There were prizes given for the hest dancers, and MISS Sprague was presented wit ha diamond ring.
 MT. and Mrs. Lyman Ernest have gone to St. Louis to live. MT Ernst being with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
 Miss Lillian Dreaper entertained the | Schimpf- Patterson wedding party at her | |tc,ne on Tuesday evening at buffet sup 1 per following rehearsal
 dance was given Wednesday at the i iCommunity House at Spring Hill