The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
RECEPTION FOR
 MRS. MARSHALL

Friends in the city will be interest ed in the following account of an en- tertainment given in honor of Mrs. Aubrey Marshall. who will be remem | bercd as Miss Elizabeth Keith Harris
 of this city, whose marriage was an event of July 26. from the Anderson
 (s. C.) Daily Mail;
 "A welcome party was given by
 Mrs. George Fant and Miss Lalla
 Marshall at the home of Mrs. J. E.
 Marshall to Mrs Aubrey Marshall, one of Andersons most charming
 brides. The guests were met at the
 door by Mrs. Edward Marshall and
 Mrs Rufus Fant, Jr, and introduced to the receiving line by Mrs. K. C. Webb and Mrs. Rufus Fant, ST. Receiving with Mrs Fant and Miss Marshall were Mrs. Aubrey Marshall
 Mrs. James Marshall of Charlotte. N. C.. Mrs. J. B. Marshall, Mrs. Cordes Seabrook. another recent bride; Miss Tabitha McFall one of the fall brides. and Miss Annie Cooley, who has recently returned from years visit to Honolulu.
 The north parlor, in which they stood was a bower of beauty, the walls and ceiling being lavishly dec orated with bamboo. On the mantel | and table exquisite vases of red dahlias added brightness to the scene. From this room the guests were ush- | cred into the south parlor, where the same elaborate decorations were used, and beautiful piano selections were given by Miss Edna Broyles. Mrs. R. E. Ligon invited the guests
 into the dining room, presided over by Mrs. s. D. Brownlee, where an ele-
 gant salad course was served by the following daintily gowned young women: Mrs. Randolph Watson,
 Misses Agatha Spellman. Ruth Hem
 bree. Eunice Dean, Josephine O'Don-
 nell. Gladys Richardson and Edith
 Martin. Here the chosen flower was golden glow. The center table | was beautiful with a massive ar | rangement of this attractive flower. "Others assisting in entertaining were: Mrs. R. M. Cathcart Miss May Ligon, Mrs. F. l.. Tucker, Mrs. Keys Gilmer. Mrs. Oscar Dean, Mrs. George oEwnsend, Mrs. Louis Martin, Mrs. Jim Keith, Mrs. Clyde Madison,
 Misses Aileeb O'Donnen. Esther Las
 sitter, Nelle Cochran and. Louise
 O'Donnell
 
 Andersoh's younger set, and it was with great pleasure that they met to
 welcome Mrs. Aubrey Marshall as a resident of this city"
 SHOWER GIVEN
 The approaching marriage of Miss I.obbye Chambers to MT. Charles M. Dinsmore on September IT at the
 First Methodist church of Ensley was hn fv,c cv>s, -e ~- ~l laneous shower at the home of Mrs H.. Daniel. sister of the bride, Thursday afternoon. assisted by Mrs. John w. Daniel, joint hostess. Trail- ing vines and bluebirds formed an effective decoration for the oc- casion.
 The guests were met at the door by little Elizabeth Daniel, attired in
 white frock with bluebird trim
 nings. carrying a basket to receive the gifts, after which they were served with punch by Miss Lillian | Chambers. niece of the bride. Two beautiful songs were rendered by
 Mrs. Ike Morris and Mrs. John Wal ston gave a reading, The Bluebird,
 which was especially enjoyed. Later
 the guests were led to the dining
 room, where the gifts were delivered
 to the bride-elect by a lovely minia ture balloon piled high and sailing
 softly from somewhere out of the un-
 known leaving in it's trail many beautiful and useful presents. I Music was furnished throughout
 the afternoon by Mrs. Temple. Miss 1 Eloise Carey and others. Cake and ices were served, after which all de-
 parted declaring it to be the loveliest
 event of the season.