The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
SOUTHERN CLUB PARTIES

Among the many interesting people re- serving tables at the Southern club. which has become so popular as resort
 for both men and women on Saturday
 at the noon hour, also the many who
 dropped in alone or with one or two
 friends was Miss Winnifred Collins, en- tertaining Mir Harry W. Coffin, MT. and
 Mrs. H. R. Stuyvesant of Gadsden, MT
 and Mrs. JI w. Porter and Mrs. Mary
 Cillen.
 At one of the most beautifully appoint
 ed tables Mrs. James Bonnyman was
 hostess to party consisting of Mrs w.
 B. Houseal, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss
 Katherine Morrow, Mrs. John Bonny-
 man, Miss Ella Lee Smith, Mrs. w. F.
 Turpin, Mrs. J.. D. Wilcox and Miss
 Hazel Houseal.s The table bore lovely
 decorations of midwinter flowers in pink and white.
 The alumnia of Alpha Delta Pi sorority
 were entertained at a lovely luncheon whose table bore the colors of the soror- ity Seated at the table were Mrs Ed ward s. Allen, Miss Alice Gillespy, Mrs Frank E. Chapman, Miss Leila Wood. Mrs. J. A. Ward, Mrs. J. w. Mcintosh Miss Louise Heacock Miss Ann Sem. Mrs. M E. Moore and Miss Stella Mae Orr.
 Others were MT. ana MrS. Riei"hu ', :, Massey. MT John M. Mosely and Miss ] Jennie Trimole.
 Another one of the larger parties ha1 for, hostess Mrs. Crompton Harris, enter taining Mrs. Allen Sweat. Mrs. Pike Wal drop, Miss Elizabeth Brockway, Mrs. Luther Reynolds and Mrs. Mary II. Willis.
 Mrs C. B. Matthews was entertaining Mrs Luther Frerson, Mrs. Robert Fay 1ruA | Mrs. Harry Jones and Mrs. B. M. l Starnes were together.
 | Another ccngenial party of friends were Mrs Herbert Chamberlain, Mrs Frank Lander. Mrs. James Downey, Mrs. Katherine OKeeffe and Mrs B. A
 Moneyhan. 1 MT. c. K Stewart. MT. o. D. Perry and Mr. A. C. Dickinson were together I Miss Magdalin Paramour and Mir
 Herry Walstrum occupied table. as did ] MT. Dan B. Dimmick, MT. J. w. Don nelly and MT James $. Smith, l An interesting visitor was MT. Luar 1 S Handley who was there with MT James Johns, Mir Handley having beer here on account of the illness or ni' mother, caused from recent accident 1 MT R. D. Burnett and MT. B. E. Eur l ton. MT. R. c. Brown and Mr.. w. ' Green, MT. and Mrs. J. L Mccants ahe MT. ana MrS-s J. T.. | gether. ., l MT E. l.. Hawkins and Mrs. H. M
 l Thompson. Mir and Mrs Thomas Este
 l and MT. Wallace Caldwell were at on
 of the tables
 I MT and Mrs. S. R. Batson were anon;
 Il those present, also Miss Katie Lee Mac
 Kinnon, Miss Allan Mccormack, Mrs. '
 T. Pogue, MT. J. w. Whatley, MT. Gres
 ory Johnston, MT G. T. Wofford, MT. II
 l.
 MT. I. w. Mcqueen and MT WiiiiaH |j McOueen. IT,. were hosts in the cate \ Mrs Douglas Mcqueen was also amon'
 the charming women present.
 BOON-BRUCE WEDDING
 One of the prettiest weddings of th seascn was that of Monday evenns when Miss Hixie Bruce became the prlu of MT. James w. Boon, at the nome tha brides mother, Mrs. l.. M. Bruce. The home was beautifully decorate with ferns and cut flowers. On account of recent bereavement tn l wedding was very quiet, only reiatiVe l of the bride and groom attending The ceremony was performed in tn living room. First to enter was htu Winnie Boon Whitten, carrying the rin II ;n,hedded in the heart of a beautifl II white calla lily: then came the bride an Il groom, who entered together and wei Il met at the altar by Revs. Smith an ' Hamby, where the wedding VOWS we; | spoken that united the lives of two II our most prominent young people Il The bride never looked loveiier tha | on this occasion, wearing handsoH II i frock of blue pussy willow with gra I trimmings, carrying an arm bouquet Il vhite carnations and fern. | Mrs Boon as Miss Hixie Bruce h' i won the highest esteem of all who kno II her. by her sweet and lovable dispos N tion. her beautiful character, and nun I| bers her friends by her acquaintances. II Mr. Boon is a young man of sterlir III qualities and has a host of friends VI HI are econgratulating him on winning III charming bride. MI Among the out-of-town guests for | III wedding were Mrs Almon strain III Montgomery and MT. Alonzo Boon al III son of Birmingham.
 II MRS. WAYLAND'S LUNCHEON III Mrs. Robert Wayiand was hostess F HI day at luncheon at the Tutwiler || honor of Mrs. Luther Trierson of \ LII Pleasant. Tenn. who Is visiting Mrs Z R. Matthews.