The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-17
MRS. THOMAS HEREIN

nizations in the city. Dorothy Quinn, Mrs. Homer Lively,
 Mrs. Enrest Williams, Mrs. Maury 1 Bishop, Miss Helen Gilbert, Miss Isa- bel Easley of Greenville, S. C., Miss Caroline Magee, Miss Louella Smith. Miss Gladys Gwin, Miss Marie Wood : ruff Mrs Gordon Wilcox of Orlando. Fla, Misses Frances and Jane Holden Noble. Those calling after the game were Misses Florence and Nettie Will son, Miss Martha Mallory, Miss Alice Clark Carre, Miss Hattie D. Russell, Miss Laura Edwards, Miss Carrie French Turner, Miss Anne and Jo- | sephine Murphy, Mrs. Phil Whiteside, Mrs. Jack Rice Mrs. Willis Baker of | Pleasanton, Kas., Mrs. Carl Edwards, Misses Wynness and Ilvatate
 Mrs. Gather Perry honored Mrs. A. J. Goodwin's attractive guest, Mrs James Barry of Birmingham, with a bridge party at her home in Blen- wood Terrace on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Barry was presented with 8 dainty souvenir of the occasion and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Scott Roberts and MT. Luther Lilies.
 The other guests who enjoyed the lONtly tNtHl MT. anu MfS. Neli Sterne, Mir. and Mrs. Scott Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Luther Lilies, MT. ana Mrs A. J. Goodwin, MT. c. B. Wells, all of whom attended the large dance 1 afterwards at the Anniston Inn.
 On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. K P. ! Peoples entertained with a party in honor of the fourth birthday of her little daughter, Ruth. After playinis ! games an ice course was served to [ the guests, among whom were: Eliza i beth Chastain, Mary Katherine Por- l ter, Eleanor Hubbard, Naomi Holland, Evelyn Burgin, Jimmie Lou Ayers, Madene Fades, Chester Fades, Mar tha Trplett, Mary Dell Wilkins. Will liam Weavar. Sarah Fincher. James and William Mullinax, Frank Fincher, Otto and Lamar Wilkins, Wade Hampton Ayers. J. W. Ayers, Earl Burgin, and Clifford Peoples.
 Personals l Mrs. E. B. Brown Qrene wilcoxf of Baltimore Is the guest of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Wilcox on Quintard avenue.
 | Miss Carrie Draper of New York is spending several months with An niston relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Samuel l.. Crook has returned | from a visit to Rome.
 Mrs. Cecil Wright of Rome. Is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson on Leighton ave lnue.
 | Misses Annie and Lila Harrison are visiting in Gadsden. | Misses Frances and Mary Gresham of Social Circle, Ga, have returned home after 8 visit to Mrs Benjamin | Spearman.
 Miss Florence Wilson and Miss Margaret Britton will leave In few days for Greenville. S. C., to be the guest of Mrs. Frank Leigh. | Miss Martha Sproull has returned from a visit to New York and Long Island.
 | Mrs. Gus Brod and Miss Annette Brod are visiting fn St. Louis, | Mrs. Wade Sproull has returned from a visit to Jacksonville. Fla. ana was accompanied by Mrs. John Knox Simpson and baby. | MT. and Mrs. H. M. Huston of Macon, are the guest of Mrs. Lamar Poindexter at the Anniston Inn.
 Mrs. William Mason (Gladys StreeD and baby of Birmingham. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Shreet. | MT. and Mrs. Harry Shepjerd are Wheeler Springs.
 spending the weekend at Borden
 Miss Ruth Harland will arrive soon, | from Texas to be the guest of Mrs. R. M. Ingram, on Leighton avenue. Mrs. l.. E. Morton and children have returned from visit to Gainsville, Georgia.
 Miss Dorothy Hudgins has return | ed 10 Rome, after being the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. c. Hancock. on Keith avenue.
 Miss Louella Smith has returned from a visit to Miss Celeste Lyman in Columbus, Ga.
 Mrs. w. J. Daougherty has returned | to Norfolk, after visit to Mir. and avenue.
 Miss Margaret Little is visiting | friends in Birmingham. Mrs. T. D. Maybank and daughter. Miss Mary Pope Maybank will leave on August 1, for stay in Henderr sonville. N. c.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Ledbetter and children are visiting in Atlanta. | Dr. J. L. Willke and MT. J. B. Good win are at Indian Springs, Ga.
 Miss Katherine Chapman of Selma. is the guest of Miss Anne Pettus. | Mrs. J. l.. Mcconnell of Birming-
 
 | Mrs. O. J. Angle and Miss Rather inc Angle have gone to Virginia for visit before going to Sachen Head. Conn, to be tine guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Eastman. 1 Misses Helen and Roberta Wilke have returned to their home in Nash vile, after a visit to their uncle. pr. J. IA Wilke.
 | Miss Elizabeth Mallory fig tlA guest of Mrs. H. Clny Davis, in Birmingham.
 Miss Elizabeth Kline is the guest | of her sister. Mrs. James Edgar Stat ham, in West Point, Ga. Mrs. T. D. Donoho is the guest of her mother, Mrs Robert zell, in Bir- mirgham
 Mrs. Martha Edmondson Lumpkin 1 of Atlanta. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Edmondson on Woodstock avenue.
 Mrs. Edan Darden and Mir. William