The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-09

cause I. have never lived in any city where the people were more appre- c.ative. more cordial, and more kind" Mrs. Schuyler Harris. Mrs. Phil Neal, Mrs E.. L. Read, Mrs. Jim Fitzpatrick, Mrs Howard McEniry, Mrs. W. O. Hodgkins, Mrs. Joe Perry. Mrs Mcclure, Mrs. J. 4. Neal, Mrs. E. w. McNeil. Mrs. John Leonard, Mrs. Mac Clay. Ms. Berney Clay. Mrs. HerscKel Wilson. Mrs. Gardner Stephenson. Miss Ali ie Gillespie, Miss, Mildred Martin, Miss Lois Mccall. Miss Margaret Mccall, Miss Betty Bethea and Miss. Sadie Phelps of Birmingham were out-of- town guests. Mrs. C., A. Harris as. sisted her sister. Miss Neal, in -en, tertaining her guests ,isY
 Bride Complimented
 Mrs. Clifford Thomas Crook. re- cent bride. was complimented syes- terday afternoon by Mrs R, A.. cellaneous shower In her honor. ferns decorated, the house for the occasion. COS s4se
 Punch was served the guests as they arrived by Miss Cora Burke and Miss Onzelle Davis from bowl i'm bedded In daises and ferns. Read ings and music by Miss Laura Kirk patrick and Miss Burke were a fea- ture of the afternoon apdS a brides advice contest was enjoyed, Mrs. W. c. Stoddard being awarded the prize for the best advice given. She pre- scented it,, collar and cuff :et. to tho honoree. fstfAe-
 The gifts for the, bride were brought in by two, little girls. Hazel Houston and Laura B. Lawson, s,in yellow and white wagon. and when opened revealed lovely. linens, lin gerie, silver and other valuable and useful articles. Delightful refresh ments were served at the close of the afternoon, N's
 , Party At Woodland HeiEhts
 Mrs. w. H. whitten was hostess at a pretty party on last evening at her home on Woodland Heights. Red white and blue were the colors used in the decorations carrying out ra- tional holiday suggestion, flags and flowers forming the, background for the party of young guests. Refresh ments of ices and cake were served anu lnOSc MuO sitdI t0 lnc% hOSPit1Aey of the occasion were Miss Jose- phine Perkins. Miss Blanche Sleeves. Miss Nancy Collins. Miss Maggie Kicklam. Miss Eva Calhoun and Mr. Frank Perkins, Mir. Phfn Fitzpatrick. MT. Henry Norton. MT. Ernest Call houn. MT. E. Sleeves. Mir. c. Gallo way. Mrs. Whitten was assisted In the Inequalities of the evening by Mrs. Hutto and he's sister. Mrs. Kick ham.
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 An interesting wedding of tho week was that of Miss Lillian Jean Barrett to Dr. Thomas Clyde Pearson, which occurred at the homo of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Barrett. on Thursday morning, tho Rev. W. P. Price, officiating.
 The bride was attractive in go- ing away gown of grey with access sories harmonizing. Immediately after the cesemony. which was wit messed by relatives and close friends, the couple left on motor trip to various points In south Alabama and Florida.
 sG Rock Party sss.s
 Miss Emily Leonard entertained a number of friends at rock party at her home recently. Garden flow. CTS of the season were used In pro- fusion in the decorations for the porch and house where tho games were played The hostess assisted by Mrs. F. L. Smith. served delight- full refreshments to the guests who included Miss IIazel Harkins, Miss \ Louise Smith. Miss Lucille Crews. Miss Eva Calhoun. and Mir. Robert Smith. Mr. John Leonard and MT. Fred Calhoun.
 Woodward ,Bridxe Club
 Mrs. w. 1T. Hulsey entertained the members of the Woodward Bridge club at It's meeting this week. There were -four tables of players and Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. Ed Duncan cap tured the prizes, a hand painted watering pot and bon bon dishes. After the games Mrs. Hulsey served cream and cake. s-A
 The members present were Mrs. Robert Hitchcock. Mrs. Herbert Smith. Mrs. John Eagan. Mrs. J. NJ. Bonds Mrs. J. c. Long. Mrs. T.. J, Cunniff. Mrs. c. T. Keigiey. Mrs. J. M. Lee. Mrs. Harold Mussey. Mrs Harry Jones. Mrs. William Lacey. Mrs. HerscheIs Wilson. Mrs. W. H.. Glas- gov. Mrs. Garrett, Mrs Rober, v