The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-03
DISTINGUISHED COMPANY
 AT SOUTHERN CLUB

Not onfy one of the largest and most beautiful of the seasons affairs was the luncheon at the Southern club yes- terday, but one distinguished by the presence of the large delegation of | Massachusetts business men who oc- cupied table and were entertained by a number of Birmingham prominent people, among whom were MT, and Mrs.~ George Connors, Mir. and Mrs. Dan B. Dimmicll and others. The party consist ed of about 50 men and several ladies.
 The turdor room was lovely with its spring dress of crab apple blo/. soms. Centering the regular dining room tables tall vases of gladioli in various colors vied with the more elab- crate and more formal decorations. An unusual number of large parties were. present, among them delightful cour- tesy was extended to Mrs. w. P. New man of Huntsville by Mrs. c. M. Stan ley. Occupying the center of the ta- ble was glass basket filled with gar den roses. Mrs. Stanley's guests were Mrs. Newman, Mrs. zack Majors, Mrs. Leonard Parnell, Miss Susie Robertson of Huntsville, Mrs. L. E. Grant, Mrs. Easkins Williams
 Mrs. Hubert Scruggs was hostess to Mrs. J. F. Mclaughlin, Miss Caroline Forney, Miss Virginia Cannon, Miss . dricks.
 Mrs. Paul MitchelPs guests were Mrs. Lawson of Atlanta, Mrs. T. H. Evans, Mrs. Walter Hooper, Mrs. D. B. Light neF.
 Mrs. Bryant Mccormack was enter | taining for Miss Jewse Wilson of Her mostite, Mo- Mrs. J. L. Yancey, Mrs Carr Mccormack, Master G. B. McCor- mack, III; Miss Leonora Mccormack, Master Meyton Norvell Mccormack
 Miss Katherine Morrow gave a love- ly party her table being centered with wild flowers in a blast of ivory and tulle
 An interesting party of young girls with Miss Mary Griffin Johns as hos tess occupied a table. Her guests were Miss Emmie Lou Cawthon, Miss Mary Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Mary Elizabeth Southgate.
 MT. and Mrs. Troupe Brazelton were being entertained by MT. and Mrs. Tom Stobert MT. and Mrs. Brazelton are leaving in few days for their new home in Washington, D. C.
 Among the out -of-town visitors were MT. J. J. Clifford of Wilkesbarre, Pa, MT. J. N. Mclaughlin of Detroit, whc were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur c. Campbell
 Mrs. Ed Keiser entertained for Miss Miller at one of the most artistic ta- DioS III lHc uiulhS IOOiu. f1oT guests were Mrs. Burnett. Mrs. George c. Har- ris, Mrs. Dan Hogan, Mrs. w. L. White. Mrs. D. $. Moore. Mrs. Emerson Krug, Mrs Reid Lawson.
 Mrs. c. E. Ireland's guests were Mrs. T. H. Matthias, Mrs. w. G.. Mathews, Mrs. c. l.. Ireland and Hrs. W. A. Bick-. ford.
 A congenial group consisted of Mrs. T. H. Benners, Mrs. w. c. Shacklefor1, Mrs. A. W. Nelson. Mrs. Dan Greene. Mrs. George Bondurant, MT. B. F. Moore, Mrs. Rochbling of Trenton, N. J., and six other friends were lunching to- gether
 Mrs. c. A. Mofrett was hostess to Mrs. E. A. Ingliss and Mrs. J. T. Dos ter.
 Miss Greene Meighon. MT. Alfred Massey and MT. Junius walthall were together.
 Lieut.. c. P. McDarmont of Kelly Field. San Antonio, Tex. was one of the interesting visitors Mr. Jesse Johnston. Jr., Mir. Gregory Johnston were with him.
 Another visitor was Miss Virginia Wingfield of Washington. D. C. she vas the guest of Miss Emily Williams.
 Mrs. Paul Ivey entertained Mrs Les lie Fulenwider. Mrs. John Stove, Mrs ". M. Stove of Washington. Mrs. L. F. Cryer, Mrs. George H. Hastings, Mrs. ". VI itoyco dHu 4HIS. LOulSe vance Wiles were together. 7 Mrs. Ira Watson was there with Mrs. H. W. Taylor Mir. and Mrs. o. l.. Jernigan of Atlanta were with MT. and Mrs. J. A. vann.
 Mrs Roland Mullins entertained Mrs. Jack Caldwell, Mrs. L.aurens Jones and Mrs Otto Mooney. Miss Alice Andrews of Denver Col, was one of the visl. tors. She was with Mrs. A E. For syth and Mrs. Floyd Weed
 MT. Charles Leeper and his charm ing little daughter, Miss Katherine Leeper, were lunching together.
 Miss Caroline Farquhar, Miss Myrtle Mclaughlin, Miss Ruth Keiser, Mrs. J l.. LaPointe were guests of Mrs. w. L. Klutz.
 MT. and Mrs. James Bonnyman were together also MT. and Mrs. H. F. Kerr ben. Miss Magdaline Barrymore. M-. Harry Walstrom. Miss Alice Gillespie. Mrs. D. F. Talley, Miss Ruby Echols Miss Elizabeth Willingham, MT. and Mrs. Mike Hope Mr. Thomas D. Thacher,5 MT. George IT. Howard. Mr, w. E. I.eake. Mir. J. T Stokeley, Mss Evelyn Hoke. MT. w. B. Simpson ana many others enjoyed the occasion. .s
 Mrs. John D. Turner was a ovely addition to the splendid orchestra. which plays for the Saturday luncheons under the management of MT. Levy MIR. AND MRS. w. H. KETTIG
 TO ENTERTAIN
 MT. and Mrs. ". H. Kettig will en-