The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-19
Tea For Bride-Elect

riage to MT. Roy 1T. Ledbetter will be an event of Wednesday evening" has been the recipient of a number of charming courtesies this week, among them being tea given in her honor at the Woodward Golf and County club by Miss Virginia and Miss Helen Williamson yester- day afternoon.
 The interior of the club was beau tiful on this occasion with gorgeous specimen chrysanthemums in white and gold, the wedding colors, and 1uxuriant ferns adorning the living room and sun parlor, affording q setting of beauty fer the prettily gowned yoimg girls in the receiving line.
 The guests were received by Mrs. Charles NJ. Ray and Mrs. H. H. Pen dleton at the stairway and ushered to the receiving line which included Mrs. A. K. Williamson. Mrs. Samuel Reid, Miss Virginia Williamson. Miss Mamie Joe Reid, Miss Ethel William son, Miss Ellen Ledbetter, Miss Helen Rodenberg, Miss Grace More land Mrs. Ben G. Perry assisted in ushering the guests to the tea and coffee table, which was lovely with basket of golden chrysanthemums in the center and with yellow can- dles burning in silver candlebra. Mrs. w. L. Rush presided over the coffee urn and Mrs. l.. D. McCollum over the tea; and sandwiches, salted nuts, hints, and cakes embossed with yellow were passed by Miss Willie Lee smith, Miss Doris Lewis. Miss Frances Sharpley and Miss Lula
 Bobb.
 Ices were served in the sun parlor by Mrs, Macon Williams and Mrs. Arthur Cooley and the brides book
 was presided over by Mrs. Carl Sim
 mons Over 100 guests enjoyed this
 beautiful hospitality.
 Hostess at Luncheon Mrs. Garner F. Goodw win was hos tess to the Southside Bridge club yesterday and entertained the mem
 bers with lovely luncheon at 1 o'clock. A turkey plate was served
 with charlotte russo and cake and
 coffee. The dining table was beau
 tiful with a central decoration Cf yell low specimen chrysanthemums. The living room was adorned with orchid and white chrysanthemums in silver baskets and vases.
 Pretty hand painted score cards were used and the prize for the highest score was received by Mrs. Guy Wilson, handmade piece of lin gerie, and the guest prize, a pair of candlesticks. was awarded to Mrs. V. H. Ragsdale. The cancellation, a dresser scarf with French embroid- cry. fell to Mrs. Mac Clay.
 The guests who enjoyed this , charming affair were Mrs Fred stover, Mrs. A. D. Bell, Mrs. George Houston, who assisted the hostess-in entertaining her guests, and Mrs. G. E. Hollingsworth, Mrs. c. w. McDon- aid. Mrs. Thomas Johnston. Mrs. k. 1 w. McNeill, Mrs. ]. A. Snider, Mrs. E. B. Mays. Mrs. Eugene Hunnycutt, Mrs. sam Erlick, Mrs. J. S. Winters, Mrs. Mac Clay. Mrs. Guy Wilson. Mrs. Golan Buck and Mrs. V. H. Rags dale.
 Mrs. Julian Bricks name was ad- ded to the club membership. Open Meeting of Music Club
 The first open meeting of the Wednesday Music club of the season will be held at the home of Mrs. J. A. Little on Wednesday afternoon at
 3 o'clock witU Mrs. Little. Mrs. Psn- dleton. Mrs. w. F. McWilliams and Mrs. Louis DeSable. hostesses.
 The program for the afternoon un- der the direction of Miss Maud Buck. will be study of French music and will include number or ~beautiful contributions rendered by Mrs. c. E. Hc}lineswcrth. Mrs. N. k. ,rhompsoK. Miss Virginia Williamson. pianists. and Mrs. |. NJ. McGriff and Miss Phyllis Waites, Mrs. Cecil Cowan and Mrs. Eugene Rarden. vocalists.
 The guests for the afternoon will include the members of the club and the associate members who are rep resentative women of the city in-