The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15

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Mrs. Hubert Scruggs was charm
Ing in taupe cut velvet.
Mrs. Richard Masseys lovely dress
was of henna chiffon velvet with
bronze trimmings
! The library where a group Of
friends received was bright with
yellow jonquils.
In the dining room were repeated
the brilliant colors of the holl-
days, in its decorations of red and
green,
The tea table with its cover of
cluny lace, over green satin was
conferred with basket of Rich
mond red roses. was lighted with
greer and red candles, and further
adorned with tiny baskets of green
and red minis
At the daintily arranged coffee
table Mrs. II. NJ. Henderson and
Mrs. Kate Earle Terrell presided.
Sandwiches, ices and bon bons
were served.
Two hundred guests called dur
ing the receiving hour.
WOMAN's CLUB LYCEUM COURSE
DIR. George Lang, professor of phil
osophy at the University of Alabama,
will deliver a lecture this evening
at S.lb O'CLOCK IN the duuilOlAunA Vi
the Woodlawn city hall.
DIR. Lang, who is one of the south's
ablest educators, will lecture ON Dis
armament" under the auspices of the
education committee of the Woman's
club.
Miss Mabel Lovelady will sing
yesterday and Today by Charles
spross, and "A Boat Song" by Harriet
Ware.
DR.. o. C. Carmichael. principal for
the new Woodlawn high school, for
which the proceeds of this lecture
Will be used, will be present and will
make an address and will meet the
patrons OF his school.
This evening will open the second
lyceum course which this clup has
presented to the public, and these
courses are to be given each year for
the benefit of club members and the
community.
The officers of the club are:
President, Mrs. j. M. Hawkins.
First vice president, Mrs. C. B.
Yandle.
Second vice president, Mrs. C. B.
McLaurine.
Secretary, Mrs. s. E. Burnett.
Treasurer, Mrs. f. w. Meredith.
Roll OF members. II. ". <1ASN
ander, Mrs. J. w. Allen, Mrs. A. j.
Baggett, Mrs. William K. Basenburg'
Mrs. F. f. Bass, Mrs. A. w. Bell. Mrs.
e. G.. Bohne, Mrs. r. B. Broyles, Mrs.
S r. Burge, Mrs. S. E. Burnett, Mrs.
]. L. Burns, Mrs C NJ. Campbell, Mrs.
l.. A. Christian, Mrs. G. l.. Clapp, Mrs
r. A. Clayton, Mrs &c. H. Coiley. -1rs.
W. L. Eason, Mrs. Samuel Eason, Mrs.
o. p. Fontaine, Mrs. o. d. Freeman,
Mrs. j. B. Gibson, Mrs. C. w. Hall,
Mrs j. NJ. Hawkins, Mrs. Ernest Hay
good, Mrs. w. L. Haygood, Mrs. G. d.
Henley Mrs. Roy Hershey, Mrs. II.
B. Hewitt, Mrs. ]. w. King, Mrs. Kyle
J. Kinkead. Mrs ]. r. Knight. Mrs.
Russell Banier, Mrs. w. A. Lawson
Mrs. w. G. Lewis. Mrs. Robert Low
cry, Mrs. Edward Lykes, Mrs. S. L.
Mason, Mrs. A. j. Massey. Mrs. f. w.
Meredith, Mrs. e. Moore, Mrs. e. S.
MeGlathery, Mrs. P. o. McGlathery,
Mrs. c. S. Melbourne, Mrs. C. S. Nc
Larn, Mrs. J. S. Mclaughlin, Mrs. II.
e. Newman, Mrs. e. II. Newsome, Mrs.
r. L. Newsome, Mrs. I, r, Oberchain,
Mrs. w. e. Oldham. Mrs. J. B. Pat
terson, Mrs. w. NJ. Peterson, Mrs ].
w. Powers, Mrs. C. =. Riggs. Mrs.
J. E. Robinson. Mrs. e. o. Sanders,
Mrs. ]. E. Spencer, Mrs. Luther Terry
Mrs. r. d. Thompson, Mrs. Won L.
Thompson. Mrs. J. f. Trucks, Mrs. T.
F. Vest. Mrs. H. l.. Ware, Mrs. E. A.
Watson, Mrs. S. p West Mrs. Charles
r. White, Mrs. e. L. Wood, Mrs. E. o.
Wright, Mrs. C. B. Yandle, Mrs
George Donelson.