The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
ANNUAL CLUB LUNCHEON

The annual luncheon of the College Women's club was held in the private dining room of the Civic Associatiod Saturday, the committee on arrange ments being Mesdames Louis H. Spencer, W. c. Jones and Ed Archi-, bald
 1 The table was artIstIca11y decorated with a profusion of sweet peas and Shasta daisies one large basket be- ing used as central adornment while similar baskets graced the upper and lower portions of the table around which were seated the other membe CTS of the club.
 In order to add to the informality of the occasion, each person was re quested to introduce her right-hand neighbor and much merriment was caused over the unique introductions During the course of the luncheon rolls of paper resembling miniature diplomas were passed on which were written in a rhyming couplet the stunt that each member was to per- | form. Many and varied were the songs, rhymes and toasts which were given l in response.
 Since the Southern Association of College Women has recently merged into the American Association of Uni versity Women, Mrs. Frank Clark was asked to give the Last Will and | Testament of S. A. c. w." This she did in her inimitable fashion. l Attractive handmade cards marked the places of the following members
 Mrs. E. E. Ellis, Mrs. R. J. Monette'
 Mrs. Chalmers Moore, Mrs. John w.
 Groves, Mrs. W. c. Jones, Mrs. Tru- 1 man Morrison, Mrs. Percy Cowin, Mrs | Edward Archibald. Mrs. Frank Chap man, Mrs Louis H. Spencer, Mrs w S. Pritchard Mrs. c. M. Rudulph, Mrs s. A. Fletcher, Mrs. H. M. Gassman Mrs. John A. Miller, Mrs. H. G. Seibels Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs Smallman, Mrs | Thad McCarty, Miss Fly, Miss Haliie Porter. Miss Helen Yer Plauck, Mss Munson, Miss Lucille Hendrix, Misses Mary and Alice Harsh and Miss Vir- ginia Cannon.
 COMMENTS ON THE
 GRIMMETT-oDEN ENGAGEMENi. Cullman, May 2S.-(Special.)- )--Mr and Mrs. c. H. Oden announce the en- l gagement and approaching marrlase
 of their daughter. Louella, 70 NIT Birvie Grimmett. the wedding to take place some time in June.
 Miss Oden is one of Cullman's mos'
 popular and charming young women
 For the past year she has been mem per or the SCnOOl IdcuAly dl COe>N' "
 Grimmett comes from one of the pes' families in the county and IS a suc'
 cessful business man. He ana ms
 bride plan to make their home m BIT mingha matter the wedding.
 SHOWER FOR BRIDE.
 Mrs Howard Doss Lacey entertainee at her home in West End with liner
 shower, complimenting her sister, MISS Vida Waddy, whose marriage 10 MI
 R. E. Harris will be an event or June The rooms were effectively decora.e'
 with bowls of sweet, peas i'll pas.e
 shades. An appropriate musical pro
 gramme was furnished N Mrs. S.ll, mons. Mrs. Lynch, Miss Ruters ana MiS' I1ilda Waddey
 After which little Frances MOTTO"
 entered, wearing a fairy-like dress 7.
 white organdie. She carried pasne filled with cards. on which were "Iis
 ten good wishes for the brlde-eiee and presented it to her.
 tempting ice course was serVeu: | Mrs. Lacey wore a dress or "hies Canton crepe, Miss Waddey wore lovely dress of sunset organdie. Mrs. Lacey was assisted in recelv, ting by Mrs. Waddey, Mrs. Q OBryhe' MI Hammell and Mrs. Morrow. :. About 50 names were registered ii
 the brides book.
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