The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-29
County Queens Hon. ored at Country CluB
 Yesterday
F1 HE members of the Volunteer
 Relief association honored ~ Blrmingharn's visitors, the

R1 HE members of the Volunteer
 Relief association honored
 O Birmlnghah's visitors, the county queens, yesterday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock at a tea at the Coup- try club. which was one of the most delightful and beautiful entertain ments of the week.
 The charming decorations were ar ranged by Miss Leonora Hassins err Miss Hettie Sibley, Miss Selma Perry. Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Cecil Gaston, Mrs J. T. Gillem Mrs. Julian Smith, Mrs. Paul L. Pierce, Mrs Wayne Nelson and Miss Torrance Reed. They were of autumn leaves which in their gay yet soft colors made a charming background for the brilliant fall blossoms-chrysant nuns, dahlias and IaEhich were used in vases and big baskets.
 Mrs. John Bradley was the chair man of arrangements for the after noon, and to her splendid manage , ment was due much of the success of the afternoon.
 A motor committee, of which Mrs. Harry Mccormack was chairman, in- cluded: Mrs, Wiley Ballard, Mrs. Hollis Bush. Mrs David Crawford AlIS. JOSGQnlD6 1pspN, NAA cN Collins. Mrs. Henry Cobb, Mrs. N. E. Cross. Miss Margaret Coleman, Miss Clara DeBardeleben, Mrs. Al Garber' Mrs. Henry Gray Jr.s Mrs Ernest Hettrick, Mrs Robert Hemphill, Mrs. William Houseal, Mrs. Paul Haley, Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. Powell No- land, Mrs JIM. Parker, Miss Marie Rosamond, Mrs. Forrest Robertson Miss Selene Rountree, Mrs. Ralph Smallman, Mrs. Harry sherman Mrs. Harry Sherman, Miss Elizabeth Scholar, Miss Margaret Tynes, Mrs. E, T. williams, Miss Dorothy Wood, Mrs. c. E. Woodruff and Mrs. J. D. Moore.
 This committee called for the va rious queens at the homes of their hostesses, to which they were re- turned at the close of the afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Spain, president of the association. was assisted in receiv- ing by Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Fred Anderson. Mrs. C. F. Board, Mrs. E. T. Brown, Mrs. A. T. Bissell, Mrk. Howard Brooks, Mrs. Ed Bishop, Mrs. Keene Berry, Mrs. Arthur Adams, Jr.. Mrs John Craw- ford, Mrs. Lloyd Bowers, Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland. Miss Mary Ida Wood, Miss Kate Earl Terrell, Mrs Raymond Jones, MrsN T. M. Smith, Mrs. Sid Smith, Miss Mary Stiles, Miss Carolina Janett, Mrs. Willis Ransom, Miss Jordan Prince, Mrs. Landers Sevier. Mrs. Fisher Tynes Mrs. Jewell Whatley. Mrs. Germain Wilkinson, Mrs. s. H. Walsh, Miss Helen Terrell, Mrs. Alan Smith, Mrs. Henry Perry, Miss Laurie Oden, Mrs Kirkman O'Neal, Mrs Robert Nelson, Miss Katherine Morrow, Mrs. Robert Mccoy, Miss Eleanor Messer, Mrs. Martin Hide, Miss Martha Latady Miss Katherine Lynch, Mrs. Louis Ebersole, Miss Virginia Dixon, Mrs A. W. Dupuy.
 The pretty tea table with its cover of filet lace was centered with a great basket of autumn fruits and llsf.. i sxith blue candles in silver candlesticks, with here and there slender vases of pink roses.
 Mrs Shirley Harris served tea and was assisted by Miss Lydia Eustis Mrs. Fred Fite. Mrs. Will Given, Mrs Griffith Harsh, Mrs. Maclin Smith Mrs Asa Rountree. Mrs. William Nc Cary, Mrs. W. B. Bartlett, Mrs Frances Brown. Miss Beverly Leake Miss Ireta McCrossin.