The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-06

Mrs. W. l.. Rosemand of Birming- ham, Mrs. B. B. Finkla of Monroe vile. Mrs. Lamar Jernigan of Troy, Mrs. r. A. Eubank of Birmingham. Miss Lila Herren of Birmingham. Mrs. A C. Cade of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. s. J. McCreary of Evergreen. Mrs. ]. w. Stewart of Evergreen. Mrs. w. r. Gwinn of Gadsden, Mrs. W. F. Var borough of Hattiesburg, Miss. Mrs. Florence Fleming of Sylacauga, Mrs. R. E. Pettus of Huntsville. Miss Ethel Wingfield of Birmingham, Mrs. Williag k. RigeI of Gadsden, Mrs. p F. Green of Montgomery, Mrs. 1. J. Nestle of Pine Hill and Mrs. J. Ellis Davis of Birmingham.
 Among the most prominent speak CTS Will be Miss Kathleen Mallory. bonding secretary of the w. .M. U. of the south: Miss Emma Leach man, field worker of the home mis- sion rboard; Miss Martha Walden, missionary to the Cajans; Mrs. David Bryan. missionary to China; Mrs. D. F. Green, secretary of missions in Alabama; pr. Louis Briston of the Baptist hospital in Selma; Mrs. J. W. stewart of the orphanage at Troy; $. H. Bennett, Montgomery, and Miss Hannah Reynolds, d former Annis eo- ian, who has recently become state young peoples leader for the Ala bama Womans Missionary union.
 Honoring her two lovely guests, her sister, Mrs. Harry BelIinger of Macon, and Mrs. John Farley of Bir- mingham. Mrs. Andrew J. Goodwin was a charming hostess of Tuesday afternoon, entertaining from S;3O to o:SO o'clock at her handsome home on Woodstock avenue. The splendid n l,A .A.f exeelled by her charming personal ity, was everywhere displayed in tine pretty home, which was decorated for the occasion with quantities of chrysanthemums.
 In the receiving line with Mrs. Goodwin who was stunningly attired in a gown of blue sequins, stood Mrs Farley, whose beauty and grace were aeeentuated by her becoming gown or pink satin and lavender tune, and Mrs. Bellinger. regally hand some in an evening toilette of blue satin and silver; Mrs. Harry Ayers. m her wedding gown ~of white taf- feta. made a very smart fashion ana Miss Ellen Douglass Everett of Co., !umbias Tenn, who is the guest of Miss Carrie Knox. Miss Everett, an unusually attractive young woman, a Smith graduate of the past sea son, was lovely to look upon gowned Tn blue brocaded silk.
 From among Mrs. Goodwin's CO., terie of friends, she asked Mrs. Thomas Scott Roberts, Mrs. Gather Perry, Mrs. Neil Sterne and Mrs. walter Johnston to receive in the living room, while Mrs. Henry Young. Mrs. Will owen and Mrs. Joseph Bellinger welcomed the guests at the door. In the dining room where elegant refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Johnston. Miss Mary Pope Maybank. Miss Gertrude Nam bieton Shepperd, Miss Addie McCaa and Misses Hasseltine Caudle, Mrs. Joseph Wheeler and Miss Carrie Me Clure Knox, presided over the per fectly appointed table, Which was centered with a mound of pink roses. Pink candies, rosettes and shaded lights added to the attractiveness of the scene. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Knox all wore lace evening gowns and the young girls assisting were among the love Hest of the debutante set.
 About 200 guests Called in the course of the afternoon, in response to Mrs. Goodwin's invitation when she honored these lovely former An nistonians, Mrs. Farley having been Lynn Mcconnell before her marriage. and Mrs. Bellinger is most pleasant ly remembered as Annie Farley.
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 MT. and Mrs. l.. L. Hunnicut of Meridian announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Christine. to Mr. William Murray Field of Anniston, the wed ding to occur in December.
 On Friday afternoon at the Coun- l try club. Mrs. H. B. Glover and. Mrs. Lon Chandler Watson gave a bea:f- tiful Halloween bridge party in honor of Mrs. Haller Nell Ayers, charming bride. and Miss Ellen Douglass Everett of Columbia, Tenn, the guest of her cousin, Miss Carrie Knox.
 In the ballroom where the IA tables of players were seated the decorations were most effective. Baskets of autumn leaves in gor. geous colorings of yellow and red were placed at intervals throughout | the room and in the center of the ballroom a table held a basket of brilliant red dahliahs which added another touch to the surroundings.
 Mrs. Evan Moon was awarded the prize for-the highest score, and was presented with a set of dainty hand Nifioto toiuciSu tea HdpKlnS, While the no trump prize fell to Mrs. Walker Collins. The honor guests were pre- sented with handkerchiefs in Nadine embroidery. Assisting Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Watson were: Mrs. l. e Kyle. Mrs. Henry Borden Glover. Mrs. Il. M. Martin. Misses Lillian Martin and Mary Gardner. Little Miss | Katherine Klye and Master Carlyle klye dressed in Halloween costume. also assisted
 The members of the Friday Bridge club were delightfully entertained on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Donald Hancock on Keith avenue. when the husbands of these attrac- tive women were included in the hos pitality, thereby making the affair one Of the most pleasant meetings of the season. Mir. Hancock assisted his lovely wife in entertaining and the home presented a very festive ap- pearance with elaborate decor ations suggestive of Halloween.
 After the guests arrived they were served with a tempting plate sup per-. when fsving found their places, which were designated by the artis- tic Halloween score cards which bore their names. Among the guests were: MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, Mir. and Mrs. T. P. washburn, MT. and Mrs. John Blob. Mir. and Mrs. John Worrell, Mir. and Mrs. L. T. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Ben Spearman. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Cobb King, Mir. Okey Williams, Mrs. Randolph Rey- holds, Mir. and Mrs. Gerald King. al Nr Mrc