The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-10
Social Happenings in.
 Ozark


 was served in the dining room; in the center of the table was a mound of white chrysanthemums with a bride and groom on the top, and streamers of white ribbon leadlng to each piece. Miniature brides maids, wearing varied colored pie ture hats, were the attractive favors. After the luncheon bridge was played for an hour. Eight girls enjoyed Miss Barnards hospitality
 Mrs. W. D. Pouncy delightfully."- en- tertained her bridge club Wednesday morning from 10 till 12 o'clock. Bas- kets of red chrysanthemums and plumosa were used effectively in the rooms, where tables were arranged for the games. Thanksgiving score cards were used, and turkey place cards were at the plates, which held a salad course with mlncef pies and hot chocolate. Mrs. Grady Carroll won the prize for making the high est score, which was a dainty hand painted powder puff. Besides the members of the club, the following visitors were present: Miss Cleone Mum and Mrs. J. A. Eason and Mrs. J. R. McNair.
 Miss Marie Harris delightfully."- en- tertained Thursday night in honor of her guests. Miss o. z. Lewis and Miss Ruth Howard of Pinckard. The home was decorated with cut flowers and potted plants Progressive con versatlon was enjoyed until a late hour when delicious refreshments were served to about 50 guests. Among the out-of-town guests were :he honorees and Miss Johnnie Fol sum of Pinckard and Mr. Evans Gis- sendanner, MT. Clyde Folsum, Mr. Lewe Frank and Mr. Howard Gull lage of Pinckard.
 Miss Marie Bowling entertained at her home In North Union avenue in honor of her birthday and Miss Mary Leu Reynolds of Clayton. After writ ing wishes in the birthday book, rock was played at several tables. De- sicious candies were served during che evening.
 Saturday afternoon. December 2, Miss Louise Kolb entertained at beautiful miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Cleone Mum whose engagement to MT. Reginald Ptppln was recently announced. The hand some hOiD HidISAOu Nao oteA Std decorated for the occasion. In the hall and library poinsettas> in theif crimson blooming beauty were used and In tht drawing room tall vases of white chrysanthemums were placed. Yellow chrysanthemums made festive the dining room. The arriving guests were cordially greet ed at the door by Mrs l.. w. Kolb, who gave each a warm welcome Those in the receiving line were Miss Louise Kolb, the charming hostess; Miss Mum, the lovely bride-elect, who wore a handsome black velvet gown and gold lace hat; Mrs. Met calf of Hartford and Mrs. Quales or Montgomery. In the dining room tea, coffee, sandwiches, cheese straws and macaroons were served Mrs. Curbow of Montgomery, love ly visitor to the Kolb home, ana Mrs M. Sollie poured beverages oth- CTS assisting in serving and receiV- } ing were. Mrs. H. C. Bowling. Miss Mary Kolb. Mrs NJ o. Carroll. Mrs. Roscoe Bowling, Miss Sallie Mae Hell man. Miss Dorothy Holman. Miss Brunette Harris of Troy. Miss Annie Laurie Barnard presided over the brides book, in the library, where the numerous and beautiful and usefui gifts were displayed.
 The Mothers club was delightfuiiy entertained by Mrs. o. F. Kingsley Friday afternoon. December l. The subject for the afternoon was nature study. To roll call, responses were made with different species Of blrds and their habits. Miss Daisy Plppin gave a reading, "The Cave Man. Mrs. W. L. Edwards read paper on Burbank, naturalist A beautl1W violin solo was rendered py MISS Helen Cullens, accompanied by Miss Rernice Kingsley atithe piano. Little Faith Rice gave~two readings. After a short business session, delicious salad course was served and a so- cial hour enjoyed.
 Locals
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Mum of Bir- mingham spent the past weekend with Mir. and Mrs. D. G. Mum.
 MT and Mrs. Adolph Hollingsworth of Eufaula spent "a few days of last week here, the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. G. Mum.
 MT. Hezz Cox spent Tuesday in Montgomery shopping.
 Mrs. W. c. Mizzele spent last Tues day in Dothan.
 Miss Mary Lou Reynolds of Clay ton was. the guest of Miss Daisy Pippin last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ramsey Metcalf Of Hartford spent several days of last week here.
 Mir. Kirk Adams was a business visitor to Andalusia last week.
 Professor Collins and family spent Ia al Cn1- umbia. i.
 Miss Brunette Harris. attractive young lady of Troy. spent several days of last week here the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. T. Bowling.
 MT. H. l.. Holman, Jr.. of Auburn spent the weekend with his parents, pr. and Mrs. H. l.. Holman.
 Mrs, D. G. Mum has returned from Birmingham where she went to be present at the marriage of~her son. Paul.
 MT. w. L. Head and family have returned from a few days visiting to River Junction and other points in Florida.
 Mir. James ". Cullent of Columbus. Ga. spent the weekend here the guest of hls mother, Mrs F. B. Gull lens.
 MT. Hendricks Holman of Emory college spent Thanksgiving with his mother and father here.
 Mir. O. M. Taylor spent the week. end in Georgia the guest of rela- lives.
 Mir. Ligon Ard, who was called home on accout of the death of his father, pr. E. B. Ard, left one day last week for Los Angeles. Cal, where he is making his headquarters.