The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

Fitz, Mary Priyett, Shirley Burke, Mary Murphy of Atlanta, Rosamond Rowan, Irene Beard, Lillian Wright. Edna Mccormack, Ruth Borders, Lornette Stephens. Mary Wright. Mill dred Johnson, John Button, Edwin Morgan. Edwin Waters, Bernard Wright. A. J. Beard. Ernest SNip per, Arthur Whitmore, Harry Skel- tone, John E. Seamon, Clyde Lusk, Hubert Lester. Grey Vowell. Nun nally Lusk. Ward Privett. Aubrey Hobbs and several others.
 Members of the Friday Bridge club were delightfully."- entertained during the weekend by Mrs. John Worreli at her home on Quintard avenue. there being three tables for club members and several extra guests The score prize, lovely flower holder, was awarded to Mrs. Luther Lilies.
 The guests who enjoyed Mrs. wor- rells hospitality were. Mrs. Lilies, Mrs. Donald Hancock. Mrs. John Bibb. Mrs. Walker Collins, Mrs. T. IT.. r. washburn, Mrs. H. W. Head, Mrs. William A. Davis, Mrs Joseph Wheeler. Mrs. Joseph Bellinger.
 recent informal affair which was enjoyed by a number or neignporhooa friends. was an afternoon sewing par ty at the home of Mrs. George w. EichelLerKer and Mrs. Henry nagrls were joint hostesses and the event was attended by the following Mrs. Perry Wharton. Mrs. A. H. Smith, Mrs. E. c. Landham, Mrs. r. M Mafs. Mrs. George Brrton, Mrs. F. NJ. gr,.. II Il,,k1 M.a Galbraith, Mrs. s. A. Russell, Mrs. Charles Kline. Mrs. Lula Morgan, Mrs. Bachman. Mrs. Will Mallory and Mrs. l.. Ii. Eicnelberser as.,.,.- ed in entertaining the friends who called with thc,r lnterestilis p.ts oA sewing In the late afternoon, delicious refreshments were served.
 Belleview, the attractive Burke home m JaehsonNlIie Was u~au- tifully decorated with ferns and cut flowers for the auction bridge club, wnI,p net M,eh .','sS -'ie. is Burke on Thursday afternoon.
 The tables for playing were placed In the parlor and dining room and d, ter ]. :! s,r.,ru t'
 course was served to- Mrs. L. Mur- phy of Atlanta. Mrs Kyle Elliott of Gadsden, Miss Mary Stephenson Goodiett, Miss E;loise Stephenson. Miss Fannie Warlick. Miss Annie Rowan. Miss Mary Forney. Mrs. A. J. Kilchens, Mrs. .dcDonaiu ies.rso., Mrs. George Ide, Mrs. John Rowan, Mrs. Henry Edwards, Mrs. C. A. Whitemore, Mrs. A. D. Edwards. Mrs F. NJ Lawrence. Mrs. Byron Nixon.
 wedding of interest to many &l: sh ~f Griffin and Mir. Gale sherman Which occurred on Sunday last at the Methodist par sonage in Jacksonville. with Rev. All good officiating. Mir and Mrs Sher- man left immediately for Atlanta. and will later be at home in Annis- ton. where both have many friends The bride is a very lovable and att tractiye young woman and MT Sher- man is a valued employe of the Ala bama Power company.
 The following beautifully en- gravcd invitations have been re- cejyed. Mir. and Mrs Robert Ed- ward Stokes request the honor of your presence at the marriage r%ne,r daughter Juanita to MT. William Boyd, McGehee. the fifth of October one thousand, uinv nunured anu twcn- ty-one at o'clock, First Methodist church. Abbeville. Ala.
 The following announcement will tse of interest throughout the south land: Mir. and Mrs. Eugene B. Black announce the marriage of their daughter. Julia Augusta, to Mir Wal ter Wellborn.
 The bride Is the only daughter or MT. and Mrs. Black, and a grand daughter of Henry w. Grady. Sne is beautiful and accomplished and IS one of the most popular members of the younger society set in Atlanta. where Mr. weilborn has lived Tor several years. He Is son or MT. and Mrs. Max B. Wellborn, formerly of Annfston, who have been residing in Atlanta since Mir. Wellborn be- came president of the reserve bank. The young couple are now in New York anu wlil reside m Atlssiitn. |. where the groom is established ana is highly regarded in business ana social way. Anniston friends Will