The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL
 TO MRS STRINGFELL0W
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 dore P. Washburn, one of the club s most popular members. al her homt on Quintard avenue.
 Prizes on this occasion were awarded to Mrs. Gerald King, who was presented with a dainty piece of linen and Mrs. Gather Perry anl Mrs. owen Graham, two attractive visitors were awarded artistic fans. Other guests present were; Mrs. John Bibb, Mrs. Robert Bowie, Mrs. Luther Lilies, Mrs. Thomas King, Mrs. b. M. Lewis, of Birmingham, the guest ol her sister, Mrs. Gerald King, Mrs. Walker Collins, Mrs. Walker Stick ney, Mrs. Ebert Fl. Willett, Mrs. Al- ma Quinn, Mrs. L. c. Watson, Mrs. Paul Pittenger and Mrs. Neil Sterne.
 Miss Dorothy Paine of Atlanta, who is the attractive guest Of Miss Frances Noble, was the inspiration for very pretty bridge party, on Saturday aft ernoon given by Mrs. Fred Clark at her home on North Leighton avenue Miss Paine was charmingly gowned and won many friends by her sweet personality and graciousness.
 The guests included in the hospt- tality were: Miss Paine. Miss Noble, Mrs. Hugh Merrill, Mrs. Thomas Huey Mrs. John Carothers, Mrs. Fran, Bailey, Mrs. Luther Lilies, Mrs Ben Gay. Mrs. Thomas Cleveland, Mrs. R. c. Young, Mrs. Cecil Hugh Young, Mrs. Chas Pinnell, Mrs. William French, Miss Emma Lee Ledbetter Miss Katherine Herren. Miss Bell Huger. Those calling after the game were; Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mrs Fletch- CT Spearman, Mrs. George Leyden Mrs. Jack Rice, Miss Iva Cook.
 Mrs. Clark was assisted in serving delicious refreshments by her mother, Mrs. George Weath era1l t%and Mrs. Charles Milton Noble, ST.
 In honor of three visitors to An niston, Mrs. Harry Wilson was hos tess on Friday morning With a rock party. The honorees were, Mrs. R. E. Williams of Mobile. Mrs. w. w. Me Gowan of Birmingham, and Mrs. A. A. Walker (Eva Lee) of San Antonio. The other guests present were; Mrs L. H. Rivers, Mrs. Bey Gay, Mrs. J, c. Ferebe, Mrs. Dayton Bernard, Mrs w. c. Coleman, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. c. E. McCarey, Misses Emma anu Fannie Lee Powers, Brooksie Collins Leila Seamon, Leodonia Seamon, Mae Edwards, and Mrs. Bruce Evans. At noon a plate luncheon was served after hour and half of rock
 Mrs. Frank Johnston was hostess on Saturday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Stuart Boyles of Houston, Tex, the guest of Mrs. Horace Miller in Glenwood Terrace. Mrs. Johnston courtesy was very informal bridge party on the veranda of the Country club enjoyed by Mrs. A. J. Goodwin Mrs. Walter Johnston, Miss Edith Johnston, Mrs. Gather Perry, Mrs William Orrison, Mrs. Walker Key holds, Mrs. Arthur Donaldson (Eliza- beth WilletD of New Orleans. Mrs s. T. Meherg Mrs. Thomas King and Mrs. Henry Booth. Mrs. C. M Jesperson and her sister, Miss Har- riett Gordon of St. Louis, Mrs. T. D. Maybank and Mrs Horace Miliel joined the party after four some on the golf links, when delicious re Treatments were served.
 Miss Ruby Collins and Mrs. John Acton were joint hostess on Thurs day afternoon at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. T. H Collins on north Leighton avenue. entertain- ing with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. Joseph Eros CPearl Kelly) a recent bride.
 [ The house was made most attrac- tive with Southern smilax, ferns and many midsummer flowers and the popularity of the honoree was evi. idenced by the many handsome and luseful gifts showered upon her by her friends. Those present were Mrs. John Acton, Mrs. T. H Collins Mrs. Walter Mckinney, Mrs. W. K Farmer, Mrs. W. M, Kelly, Mrs. J. A Pearce, Mrs. George Mansfield, Mrs FrAnk Weaver, Mrs. J. D Houston Miss Ruby Collins, Miss Ruth Grad. dock, Miss Hilda Eros, Miss Nelli, Noell, Miss Louie Caver, Miss Clyde Casey, Miss Florence Bates, Miss Sa die Harkins. Miss Gladys Dunlap, Miss