The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-06

member of the Anniston Bachelor club to join the Benedicts.
 Wallace Hitchcock was the honoree at surprise party planned by Miss Mae Stephens and Miss Irma Hitchcock to celebrate the 18th birthday of the hon. cree. After a variety of games were enjoyed the guests were invited into the dining room, where ices, cakes and can- dies were served. The pretty birthday cake was cut and the ring drawn by Miss Elna Adair,, the dime by Edward Stephens, the button by Miss Irma Hitch cock, and the tooth pick by Fred Wat ters.
 Miss Ogie Mae Hitchcock entertained l 9 of her little friends at a birthday party last week. The birthday cake was decorated with Il burning candles, and hot chocolate cakes and candies were served after a number of games and con- tests.
 Al lovely event of the past week was l the afternoon tea at which Miss Pattie Haynes entertained to honor her guest, 1 Martha Ashcraft of Florence, and Miss Alice Weatherly. A color scheme of green and white was effectively used in the decorating the home. Gala lilies centered the dining tables and a shower bouquet was suspended from the chande- Her above Mrs. Walker Reynolds, Miss Virginia Allen of Greenville and Mrs. Alfred Coleman received with Miss Haynes and the honorees. Mrs D. F. Haynes. Mrs Eugene Turner and Mrs. Roy Woodruff greeted the guests in the reception hall. Mrs. Earl Harvey, Miss Elizabeth Meredith, Miss Carrie French Turner Miss Marie Hayden, Mrs. Carl Pace, Mrs. William Ingram, and Miss Sarah Shaffer assisted in the dining room. Mrs. w. H. Weatherly and Mrs. Robert Hingson presided at the coffee tables, assisted by Mrs. Robert Bowie.
 Mrs. J. w. Cunningham, Mrs. Gerald King and Miss Katherine Herren. l Miss Lucia Smith was leader of pro-
 gramme on American Mystery Novels
 at the meeting of the Euterpean club, held with Annie Quinn. Miss Addie Mc- ] Caa gave a graphic description of how Anna Katherine Green writes a novel and Miss Elizabeth Meredith read Be- !yond the Wall'' And several other short
 stories by Bierce. A salad and ice course was enjoyed at the conclusion of the programme.
 Mrs. Thomas E. Kilby returned to
 Montgomery Thursday after a brief visit to Admission.
 Miss Jocelyn Orr of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Hazel Lamar. 1 Mrs. R. H. Cobbs has as her guest Miss Camille Searcy of Charlotte, N. 2,
 Mrs. w. c. May and Mrs. c. L. Bailey I have returned to Birmingham after a visit to Mrs. Frank Bailey.
 Mrs. Owen Graham. who has been I tke guest of Mrs. Walker Collins, re- T turned to her home in Huntsville Sat
 urday. sa N s
 T Mrs. Ida Elliott and Miss Lucille 1 Franks of Talladega spent last week
 with Mrs. J. c. Moore.
 Miss Fannie Egbert left last week
 for visit to her brother; pr. Roy Egg
 bert. in Florida.
 Mrs. T. D. Kline has as her guests Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Statham of West Point, Ga.
 Mrs. William Floyd entertained the Thursday Bridge club on Thursday ]; afternoon.
 4 Mrs. Columbus Smith entertained the Book club on Friday afternoon al
 her home on Wilmer avenue.
 Mrs. L. Crook has returned from g , visit to Maj. and Mrs. Edward Al. mond in Marion.
 Mrs. Otis wragg has returned to heI } home in Gadsden after visit to Mrs Thomas Cobb King. Mrs. R. o. Wheeler has returned tt New York, after visit to her mother Mrs. Joseph King.
 Mrs. B. S Mitchell has returned t,
 Gadsden after visit to Mrs. Geralt King.
 Among the Annistonians attendin,
 the Episcopal institute in Birmingham { during the past week were Mrs. A. H ] Sheppard, Mrs. J. J. Willett, Mrs. Chiv
 CTS Woodruff, Mrs. Holman. Mrs. Louii i, Kidd and Mrs. Ralph Usry.
 The Junior Choral club held an in
 teresting meeting, directed by Mrs Percy Quinn at the library on Monda. ! afternoon. : Miss Marjorie Danxerfield returne ] to New York Saturday after visit t,
 Miss Ethel Stringfcllow. q Mrs. H. K. Cuyler has returned t