The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-22

Of Tuscaloosa
General and Mrs. John H. Wilson has
as their distinguished guests for a din
ner party on Tuesday evening, Gen
Hampton Osborne, chief OF staff. Army
Of Tennessee, of Pensacola. Fla. Gen.
G. H. Craig of Selma; Gen. II. c. David
son of Montgomery; Gen. r F. Ellis Of
Selma; Gen. T. p. Lamkin and General
Stafford of Mobile. An old fashioned tur-
key dinner was served to the notable
guests to the Confederate reunion, and
Mrs. Wilson had as her table decorations
emblems of the Confederacy and carried
out the color motif, red and white. Later
in the evening General and Mrs Wilson
escorted their guests to the reception a.
the Country club.
Mrs. J. Carlyle Kyle was a lovely hos
tess on Tuesday afternoon entertaining
, with tea at her home on leighton ave-
rue in honor of Mrs. w. S. Pugh of Mo
bile, Mrs Frank Glover of Eel Paso
Texas, and Mrs ]. d. White of Talla-
dega, who formed a receiving line in the
living room. Mrs. L. c. Watson and
Mrs. C. NJ Woodruff assisted Mrs. Kyle
in the living room, and Mrs Fl. B
| Glover, Mrs. Henry Borden Glover and
Mrs, ]. f. Aderhold welcomed the guests
in the reception hall
A dainty ice course in pink and white
was served from q prettily appointed
table in the dining room by Mrs William
Riley Owen and Miss Carrie Mcclure
Knox. who were beautifully gowned and
presided with much grace, Miss Mary
Gardner, Miss Lillian Martin and Mrs.
Henry Booth assisted in serving About
| 80 guests called during the afternoon,
CARDS having been taken at the door by
little Miss Katherine Kyle and Master
Carlyle Kyle. Jr., attractive children of
Mrs. Kyle, who was formerly Alberta
Glover.
Mrs Luther Lilies was a charming
hostess on Friday afternoon entertaining
| In the wicker room of the Admission Inn,
her weekly bridge club There were nine
tables and a prize for the highest score
at each, the first prize being awarded to
Mrs Ben Spearman, who was presented
with a dainty set of tea napkins Other
prizes were handmade handkerchiefs
Mrs. Lilies looked unusually lovely in an
afternoon gown of black lace and
becoming black tule hat stylishly trim
med with blue ribbon and adorned with
rose of henna shade.
| A salad and ice coure was served to
the guests at the conclusion of the games.
Among those present were; Mrs. Cal
Their Perry, Mrs, Ben Spearman. Mrs,
Robert Bowie, Mrs. Charles Pnnell, Mrs
Paul Vann, Mrs. Gerald King, Mrs. Tho
mas King, Mrs. Leroy Woodruff. Mrs.
| l.. c. Watson, Mrs. Joseph Bellinger
Mrs. Joe Cain, Mrs. L. G. Jones, Mrs.
Frank Bailey, Mrs. r. D: Donoho Mrs.
R. D. Miller, Mrs. William A. Davis,
Mrs Arthur Darden, Mrs. A. ]. Good
win, Mrs. NJ. G. Shipp, Mrs. Hugh Mer-
rill Mrs John Worrell Miss Mary Pope
Maybank.
Mrs. Clarence liner (Alice Weatherly>
of Gadsden and Miss Iva Cook called
after the game.
Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel Robinson an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Alice De la Croix, to Mr. Lemuel j.
Chiders of Powhuska, Okla.
| Miss Robinson is the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, and is noted
among her many friends here and else
where for her lovely disposition and per-
sonality. She is very accomplished
musician and for several years has been
teaching in the state institution in Okla
homa, and has been very successful in
her profession. Her friends will await
with interest the details of her coming
| marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aquila Robertson
announce the engagement of their niece,
Margaret Elizabeth Robertson Mitchell, to
Mr.. Troy Crompton Brannan of Mobile,
the wedding to occur on June 49,
This announcement carries with 1t
much interest Miss Mitchell. who has
made her home in Admission with Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson, Is a lovely and
| brilliant young woman. She and Mr..
Prannan were classmates at the Uni
versity of Alabama, graduating in the
class of 1917. About SO of this class
| ha frat Int
! World war in April of that year and
their diplomas were awarded to them
| later. Mr.. Brannan entered the navy
and went into training in Boston Miss
Mitchell also enlisted for service in
the navy. occupying clerical sposi-
| tion In the navy department in Wash
ington. Is the only woman member of
the Admission post of the American Lee
gion. Miss Mitchell is now teaching
in the Commercial High school of Az
lanta, where her services are highly
regarded.
! Mr.. Brannan. who comes from an
old family of Mobile. has large tur-