The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02

GOruOn JOrneS or BeSSeneF, MIS- J. CS l Algood of Piedmont. Mrs. Oscar Thomas
 and Mir. and Mrs. Tom Russell of Alex ander City.
 | One of the most beautiful receptions of the season occurred on Tuesday after noon, when Mrs Frank Johnston and
 Mrs. Shelton Meharg were joint hostesses at the home of Mrs. Johnston, to honor
 Miss Henri Lynn Barr, a popular bride i of the past week. The home was attractively decorated in crimson roses. holly and mistletoe, in- termingled with quan titles of tiny cleo tric lights. An artisticaly decorated Christmas tree brilliantly lighted in the reception hall and other reminders of the Yuletide season added to the beauty of the scene.
 Receiving with Mrs. Johnston and Mrs Meharg were Miss Barr Mrs. l.. l.. Brothers of Birmingham, Mrs. Ben Rus sell of Alexander City, Mrs. Horace Swannell of Greenville, Mrs. John Flynn Of Atlanta, and Mrs. Gordon Jones of Bessemer,
 The guests were greeted in the recep- ton room by Mrs. Henry A. Young, Mrs. $. F. Hodges Mrs. S. o. Kennedy, Mrs. II. l.. Cater. Mrs. w. E. Floyd, Mrs. J. C. Sproull, Mrs. Paul Vann Mrs. Henry Booth and Mrs. Ebert Lyman. Mrs. Perrin Coleman. Mrs Marshall Peck and Mrs. Scott Roberts presided over the punch bowl in the reception hall and Mrs A. J. Goodwin and Mrs. Rich ard Stickney at the beautifully appointed tea table in the dining room. Assisting in serving a delightful salad and ice course were Mrs. James Barry, Mrs.
 Fred l.. Blackmon, Mrs. William A. Davis. Jr., Miss Carrie Knox Mrs T. r.
 1uey. Mrs. Govan Woodruff. Mrs. Roscoe Meharg, Mrs Ben Spearman, Mrs. T. c. HuSSeV and Mrs Wallace Ruila rd 
 Miss Henri Lynn Barr was the honoree at a bridge party given by Mrs Richard Campbell Young at her home on Chris tine avenue Monday afternoon. Miss Barr was presented with dainty gift
 by the hostess and Miss Mary Pope Maybank and Miss Augusta Vann, the score prizes. salad and ice course with fruit cake was served at the conclusion of the game.
 Miss Julia Mae Anderson entertained the members of the Euterpean club at her home on Leighton avenue on Thurs day.
 Miss Julia Davis will be hostess to the Wednesday Study club this week, when Miss Mildred Goodrich will pay a tribute to the Pilgrim Fathers and MT. D. R. Murphy will address the club on "Citi- zenship.''
 A large number of visitors attended the dance given at the Anniston Inn on Tues day evening
 One of the largest and most elaborate dances of the season was the New Years dance at the Country club. The special dances and lighting effects especially the | moonlight waltzes, brought forth much admiration. The dance committee was
 assisted in planning the entertainment l by a popular coterie of young matrons- | Miss Virginia Sproull attended several weekend dances in Birmingham during 1 the past week.
 | MT and Mrs. Samuel Crook, Miss Eula Crook and MT. Samuel Crook, Jr., have returned from visit to MT. and Mrs. Green Crook in Tupelo, Miss. l Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wright have re- turned to Rome after a visit to Mir.
 and Mrs. r. F. Thompson. 1 Mrs. Thomas King has as her guest | her mother, Mrs. w. T.. Cox, of Gadsden. | Miss Marie Cater, who is teaching at
 Dothan this winter, is spending the holi-
 days at home.
 MT. and Mrs. J. V. Lilies left Monday 1 to spend four months fin Florida
 MT. and Mrs D. U. Bunzen, of Akron, Ohio, are visiting MT. and Mrs. T. B. Bunzen.
 Mrs Frank Leigh, of Greenville. S. C.. is the guest of Mrs. G. G. Britton. Mrs J. M. Eastman has as her guest
 Miss Clara Eastman, of Chicago.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Price and Mr' Chester Price of Washington are visit ing Mrs. f1illyer Robinson.
 Mrs. C. E. Burgoon, Mrs. J. H. Brown, Miss Florence Ledbetter, and Mrs J. w. lWilcoxon have returned to Birmingham
 after visit to MT. and Mrs. Ralph Led
 better.
 Miss Neeta Tapai. of Mobile, is the
 guest of Mrs. J. M. Eastman.
 Mrs. Louis Kidd is visiting her sister,
 Miss Alice Camp, in Gadsden. | Mrs. J. A. Colwell, of Atlanta, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Bibb. Miss Margaret Lea has returned from
 a visit to Mrs M B. Wellborn in Atlanta.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Curtiss Courtney have
 returned from visit to Birmingham. 1 Mrs Wade Elam. of Nashville, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. J. ! Houser
 Mrs. J. E. Aderhold, Jr.. is spending
 the week end with Mrs. Joseph Aderhold.
 Mrs. Frank Bailey is spending week with relatives in Birmingham | MT. and Mrs. Harry Bellenger have re- turned to Macon after visit to MT. and
 Mrs. A. J. Goodwin. l Mrs J. H. Dunston entertained at large dinner part on Monday. l Mrs Ida Iedbetter, Misses Ellen, Jen-
 nie and Emma Lee Ledbetter spent last 1 week at Noble Apartments. | Miss Knoxie Ianning is visiting Mrs. 1 Guice in Gadsden.
 Miss Juliette Reynolds and Mrs. Julia | Reynolds left last week to spend the
 remainder of the winter in Savannah. Ga.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon Ullman have re- turned from a visit to MT. and Mrs. Nat ! Ullman in Atlanta. ! Miss Mary Bare is spending the week end with relatives iu Albany. l Miss Lila Russey is visiting her uncle, ! Mir. George Saywell, in Sheffield. l Mrs J. l.. Davis ana four sons of Bir- 4 mingham, spent the past week at the l Alabama hotel
 1 Mrs Joseph King has returned from an extended visit to New York.
 Mrs. R. A. Herring of Chattanooga, is 1 the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. |. Lively.
 Mrs. w. H. Bryan is visiting her
 mother in Eutaw.
 Mrs. Robert Ridley of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. Elbert Wiilete. | Miss Alma Downing and Mss Adeline Downing of Atlanta are guests of Mrs. IJ. l.. Green.
 Miss Ethel Houser, who is teaching al
 York, Ala, is spending the holiday season | at home
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Hardie have re- turned from visit to Mrs. w. F. Bolir iE Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. M. Sweets of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Guy Sweets.
 Mrs. M. c. Jackson is visiting her sis . ~