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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22

links the most difficult in the south. MT. Gum went out in 33 and returned in 37. He corTalled a four on the GS0-yard seventh. Golfers failed to equal par on this puzzling cQtIrse until Joe Kirkwood. the Australian trick shot wizard, cornered a 73 A
 The qualifying round of the wom ems annual summer invitation tour nament will be played at Biltmore Forest next Tuesday, and an un- usually large field is expected to en ter. A gold medal will be awarded to the low qualifier. Match play rounds will take up the remainder of the week. A bridge party will be arranged at Biltmore Forest on Fri day afternoon, with d dance that eve hing. The second annual invitation tournament has been set for August 7-11, inclusive.
 Immediately following the mems competition at Biltmore Forest will be the second annual women's tour nament at the Asheville Country club, August 1S-1S, closely followed by the annual mems invitation matches. Many handsome silver trophies have been secured for these golf attractions and leading club swinSers from all parts of Dixie are expected to rally in Asheville for the event. Last summer 200 amateurs en- tered the Asheville Country club inVi- tation tournament and indications point to this number being exceeded next month.
 On Wednesday afternoon a benefit bridge and nah jong party was given ct Grovev Park Inn fol Mission hos pttal. It was the largest affair of the season and 300 visitors made res ervations. Numerous handsome prizes were awarded. Among the patron esses were Mesda mes George W. Van 1 nu1 l. nius G.. Adams, Thomas Cheesebor- ough, Thomas J. Harkins. Arthur $. Wheeler. Charles F. Malone. Frederick L. Seely and Gilliland Stik eleather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
NOTES OF ALABAMIANS
 IN NORTH CAROLINA

Among Alaoamlans registering at the Asheville Chamber of Commerce lately were Miss Sarah Brooks of Birmingham, Mrs. J. M. Burt and Miss Virginia Burt of Opeuika, Mrs. W. H. Pelzer of Montgomery, MT. and Mrs. L. S. Metzer of Deinopolis Samuel T. Slaton of Gadsden, F. T. Appleby of Florence, Mir. and Mrs. L. T. Dyer of Auburn and W. M McKessack and Thomas Jones of Huntsville.
 At the Battery Park hotel are so- journng Mrs. w. T. Taylor of Bes- semer, Dr. George F. Blue and U. B. Murray of Montgomery Joseph w. Eshelman, Hugh Morrow and Mary Morrow of Birmingham and Mrs w.. D. Pinckard of Gadsden.
 Miss Emily Reynolds of Birming- ham, wno is visiting Miss h Stephenson in Albemarle Park, was guest of honor at dinner given Sunday evening by Miss Aileen Steph- cnson. Fifteen people attended the affair.
 Mid-July registrations at Grove Park Inn include F. B., AdamH. Dr. and Mrs. James McLester and Dr. M.
 The Manor Is entertaining Mrs Henry T. DeBardeleben, Mrs. c. k. Baines, Miss Bettie Baines and A. IS. Harris of Birmingham, and Mfr. and Mrs. W. R. Owen of Anniston.
 Mrs. George Creighton of Birming- ham is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Dale in Asheville. Mrs. William Law renee of Montgomery is occupying cottage at KanuSa Lake for tne re- mainder of the summer.
 Miss w. Barrier and Miss J. Pernly of Huntsville, Ala, are spending a fortnight at the Carolina Terrace in Hendersonville. Late arrivals at Kanuga Lake Inn, Hendersonville are MT. and Mrs. R. N. Hawkins of Bir- mingham, and Mrs. M. L. Thornton and J. D. Flowers, Jr, of Montgom- cry.
 Mrs. A. Lappage of Birmingham is the house guest of Mrs. c. D. Styrn- brough At her home in Norwood Park. Mrs. Frank Ayers of btrmfng- ham is passing July with her sister, Mrs. Nj. M. Capps.
 Mrs. c. F. Hawkins of Fort De- posit. Ala, was rendered a dinner at the Manor early in the week by Mrs. M. R. Long.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
RANDOM NOTES

MT. Raymond Cox and MT. Sam Lature left Saturday for a motor tour of the state of Florida. They will join a party at Pablo Beach, where they will spend two weeks. Before returning. they will visit many places of interest along the coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Neal Rhodes Bram- blett of Atlanta are the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Seabrooke at their home on Twenty ninth street, south.
 Eldred Lanier of Hartford has re- college work, after spending two months with his parents.
 Gene Dawson of Tuscaloosa is visit Ing friends in Birmingham.
 Rev. John r. Wharton, who is spending the summer in Madison, is visiting in Birmingham for the week end.
 Mir. Luther Weaver is visiting rela- lives in Eldridge.
 Misses Geneva and Claudia Prime, who have been attending summer school in Birmingham, have returned to their home in Citronelle. They will IN9u4iN tiNii SSuoicS dt JuuSon III September
 Mir. and Mrs c. T. Lundgren, who have been visiting their sister, Mrs c. M Stanley and MT. Stanley left Saturday night for New York They will sail from Quebec for Liverpool, where they make their home.
 Miss Gladys Draper is spending the weekend with her parents in Fulton Springs Miss Draper is attending summer school in Birmingham.
 Miss Catherine Jones has gone to Cordova to spend the weekend
 Miss Lillian Franklin is visiting relatives on the Waterworks road.
 Mrs. W. F. Killough of Alpine is visiting relatives at 2422 Bessemer Boulevard.
 Charles Hurst. who mas been spend Ing the past month in Texas. is the guest of fraternity brothers at How ard college.
 Mir. J. D. Mallory of Anniston is attending summer school in tho city.
 MT. Mason billiard, Jr. is visiting in Virginia, having returned with his cousin. Billy billiard, who has been attending the University of Alabama
 Miss Marjorie Sueake, who is now the guest of Mrs. J. F.. Penny, will be the guest of Miss Lila Stanley after Monday at her home. 1769 Thirteenth avenue. south.
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Joint HoStesses Honor Miss Askew Al Gift
 Shower Friday

June and July have been over flowing with showers for brides elect. but none has been more novel in it's appointments than the mis- cellaneous shower given Friday for Miss Carro Merle Askew, by Mrs. c. E. Sawyer, Mrs. J. G. Smith and Mrs. J. k. Patterson at the home of Mrs. Sawyer, who is an aunt of the bride
 An interesting feature of the afternoon was the musical program, which included a piauo selection by Mrs. Fred Murphree of Montgomery and a solo, 70 Promise Me-" by Mrs. Jack Austin, accompanied by Mrs. c. b. Sawyer. A reading by Mrs. Vi- net Smith added much to the pleas ure of the guests.
 At the brides book, where sixty guests registered, presided Miss Edith Asl1ew, a sister of the bride.
 A unique contest was the guess ing from symbols of the diff ferent stores from which the bride 5 trousseau cams.
 The first prize, bottle of toilet water, was won by Mrs Fred Mur- phree and the consola ton, a rolling pin, was won by Mrs Pat Miller Both prizes were presented to the honoree.
 The gifts were presented in a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow which arcned across the living room
 Pink and white refreshments were served later in the afternoon
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SURPRISE PARTY IN SAMSON ANNOI NOES AGEiI..NI

A unique progressive rock partr. hich was really an announcement party, was given Thursday afternoon, when Mrs M. A. Kirklin entertained at her home in Samson. Ala.
 As the guests entered they were greeted by Mrs. F. C. Winter, wh1 presented them to the hostess. The receiving line was composed of the hostess, Misses Hattie Watson, Eu- nice Pouncey of Enterprise, Roberts of Dawson, Ga, Louise Fleming ot Enterprise, Hart of Flurala. Mrs. A. V Sawyer and Mrs. A. Holloway ush cred the guests to the punch bowl, over which Misses Rcba sellers and .Eva Pearl Bruusop presided.
 After an hours enjoyment of rock, the hostess distributed number of letters of the alphabet among tho guests. As these letters were called for. each one placed his letter upon a cloth suspended from a large picture It was indeed surprise when al! letters were in place and the hostess read aloud of the engagement of her sister, Mss Hattie Elva Watson, to MT. Edgar Carlisle. Mrs. F. L, Thorn ton gave a toast to the bride.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
CLUB HAS MEETING

Mrs. W. J. Sullivan was hostess to the West End Catholic WOmans club on Wednesday afternoon, entertain ing in her charming home on Charles street.
 Baskets of Shasta daisies and Marigolds were used throughout the house. A color scheme of white and gold was carried out in the dining room, where delicious orange punch was served by Mrs. Will Hammack. The punch bowl was embedded in 8 huge circle of daisies and marigolds, and was most artistic.
 Mrs. Charles Lichty Mrs. Thomas Davis and Mrs. Charles Harris as sisted Mrs. Sullivan in receiving her guests.
 pleasant surprise party was planned, honoring Mrs. r. J. McNar- ramore. who will leave soon for the north to be absent year.
 Reports were read by the secre- tary on the Fourth of July picnic, which proved very satisfactory in financial way.
 After the business meeting. the club adjourned to meet July 25 with Mrs. James Calmback, at the club rooms.
 Mrs. Sullivan served a white and gold ice course to twenty guests
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Miss Viuian Trechsel Hostess At Bridge
 For Miss ZoU

Miss Vivian Trechsel was a lovely 'hostess Thursday afternoon when she entertained bevy of attractive young girls at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. W. K. Trechsel, on Chestnut Hill, in honor of Miss Rosa Belle Zoll of Fort Wayne, Ind, who is the guest of Mrs. Claude James Kendrick, Jr., and who spent the past week with Miss Trechsel.
 The lower floor was attractively decorated with Shasta daisies and other flowers of the season.
 The score prize was won by Miss Marie Dorsey and Mrs. George Shir- ling captured the consolation prize.
 The honoree was presented with a lovely rair of silk hose.
 After the games a salad and ice course was served to the following girls: Misses Rosa Belle Zoll, Kath- erine Carter, and her guest, Miss Jean Stanford, Mary Payne, Eliza beth Salter. Marjorie Craig, Helent Mont gomery Margaret Simmons, and Janice Dollins; Mesdames Claude James Kendrick, Jr., and her guest, Mrs. Frank Pearson of Montgomery ! Henry Weatherly, Smith Farrit James Oliver, George Shilling, H. Jackson, w. K. Trechsel, and the hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
BRiDE-ELEC1 UONORED
 IN HUNTSVILLE

A pretty courtesy shown Miss Sue Hays, q bride-to-be, of Huntsville was a party given Tuesday eve ming by Miss Lillie Latham at her home on White5burg pike.
 Twelve of the brides most inti- mate friends were included in the guest list.
 Throughout the evening cards and music were enjoyed and at a late hour delicious ice course was served.
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SOCIAL COURTESIEs FOR
 MRS. IICHTY'S VISITORS

have had as their guests Mir, Lichty's sisters. Mrs. Mary Wright and Miss Emma IAchty While in the city they were the recipients of many social affairs. among which were theatre party given by Mrs, Edward Hanse, a card party given by their hostess, Mrs. Lichty, q dance and a card party at which Mrs. J c. Riley entertained, and two matinee parties at which Mrs. James Calmback and Mrs. Frank Caran were hostesses. Mrs. Charles Harris and Mrs. E. Morgan also on tertained them with garden card party.
 These popular visitors spent sev- eral days in St. Louis before return ing to their home in Kansas City.
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MRS. O'NEILL ENTERTAINS
 HAND AT ALL-DAY PARTY

An old-fashioned quilting and spend-the- e-day party, will be given by Mrs. c. A. O'Neill to her band of St. Pauls Altar society at her home in Norwood on Monday. The guests have been invited to come at 9 o'clock and spend the day. An un- usual feature of the meeting is that the guests are asked to bring their needles and thimbles and make real little garments for the childrens dolls.
 Mrs. ONeill will serve lunch at noon. It is her earnest wish that every member of the band be present and make this real get-together meeting. a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
SEWING CLUB ENJOYS
 MEETING THURSDAY

The Victoria Rebekah Sewing club was entertained Thursday at the home of Mrs. B, E. Hinkle.
 During the working period, Is gar ments were completed. and in addi- tion. a great deal of work was plan ned for the future.
 Later a delicious luncheon was served to Mesdames Lilla Jacobs, Laura Lathem. Bertha Ludwig, Chris tine Morrison. Sallie Mewbourne. Jennie Dillin, Gertrude Jones. Melissa Huber, Willie Townley, Elizabeth Burgess, Mishie Dew, Hattie Worth ington. Mabel Stewart. Virginia Gran dall and Victoria Hinkle.
 Owing to the large amount of work on hand the club planned to meet again Wednesday, July 25. at the home of Mrs. F. F. Evins, 5020 Grand avenue. Every Amember of the team is urged to attend this meeting and bring sandwiches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
TALLADEGA BOYS
 ATTEND SHORT COURSE

Among the Talladega county boys attending the short course in Auburn this week are the following: Lee Hightower, Kymulga; Joe Dabney, Robert Griffith, Kyzer Leonard, Rob- ert Armbrester. Renfroe, Route 1; Virgil Coker Lincoln; Bernard All red. Lincoln, Route 2: Albert Farley, Alpine; Ernest Holms, Fayetteville: Leon Thomas, Hughey Thomas, John Bush. Childersburg, Route 2; Cecil Rhodes. Route l, Alpine.
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FOR VISITOR

charming affair of Friday eve nihs was a lawn party given by Mrs: 0. Adams Wiltsie for her broth CT, Donald Wiltsie. of Prairie, Ala.
 Heart dice was played until a late hour when Mrs. w. M. Terry assist ed the hostess in serving iced water melon to the following: Misses An nabelle McCollum and Ethel Lea of Chattanooga. who are the house guests of Mrs. J. H. Shipley: Misses Elsie and Dorothy Robbins, Miss ftol Caldwell of Memphis, Tenn, who Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. F. Lackey; Misses Duncan Stewart and Estelle sherrill of Tuscumbia. Misr Mae Claire Gray, Mrs. Leila Daniel MT. and Mrs. E. c. Lackey, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Lackey, Messrs. Fred Schotts, Jack Shipley. Andrew Gas ady, Hosea Woodson, Radford Hig- ginbotham. Cullen IIackey and the honor guest.
 The high score prize. lovely box of candy was won. by, Miss Dorothy Robbins. while the consolation prize went to Mrs. E. c. Lackey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
GOLF TOURNAMENTS IN
 AAHEVILLE APPROACHING

Golf has held the Iimelight among outdoor sports in Asheville recently. The summer tournaments are ap- preaching and both the Biltmore Forest and Asheville Country club courses are thronged daily. As prelude to the later competitions a
 new low. record for the Fillmore For est Country club was hung up by Watts Gum of Macon. Ga, who early in the week went around in 70, three below par. Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge, New York city, held the the March professional tournament
 The Georgian collected six birdies and made four or better on every hole but the first and tenth. Walter Hagen, who played in spring matches here, considers the Biltmore Forest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MISS CHAMBLISs GIVES LYCEVM C0TRSE,

Miss Lou Abbe Chambliss, head of the department of English at Central High school. will give Lyceum course at the East Lake Methodist church, under the auspices of the young peoples department of the Sunday school.
 An introductory performance was given by Miss Chambliss on Friday night, the main program beginning Monday evening at SIS, when she will give two of Browning's mono logues. Thereafter. a program will be given each Monday until the course of four numbers is complete.
 Readings from Shakespeare will constitute the course foE--oE9 eve nlng's performance.
 Tickets will be on sale at Burch- fiers drug store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
EPW ORTH LEAGUE WILL
 GlNI FAIR

Inc simpson EpWorth lelsUN VIII have a flair" in the social hall oe the simpson Methodist church Tues day evening at 7:S0 o'clock. There will be midway and sidc-shoWs such as "The Art Gallery" The Mystery show" The Freak show" etc. As an added attraction there will be a minstrel and many other entertaining features, such as fancy work exhibits, etc. Ice cream, candy and cold drinks will be sold on the grounds. Admission to the fair grounds will be 15 cents and all Bir- miugham is invited to attend as Q delightful evening Is assured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MISS MAJORS CLASS
 HAS SWIMMING PARTY.

A jolly bunch of intermediate girls, who compose the Sunday school class of Miss Rosa Nabors, went on a swimming party at Cascade Plunge Saturday afternoon. The following were present: Miss Annie Laurie Mckinley, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Lena Green, Miss Frances Bohannon. Miss Olga Malone, Miss Gladys Nor ris. Miss Olivia Prescott. Miss Edith Ansley and Miss Lucy Lea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
WALSH-SCOTT
 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Announcement has been received of the marriage of Miss Helen $. Scott of Ames, Iowa. to William Leonard Walsh of Scottsboro. The wedding took place in Des Mones on December 24. 1921 but Mir and Mrs. Walsh kept it a secret until last week. Mrs. Walsh is an Ames girl and received her educa ation tt that place. Mir. Walsh is d graduate of the Iowa State college. and has ac- cepted q position to teach in Mckins- ley the coming year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MRS. DOBBS ENTERTAINS FOR MRS HtNES

Mrs. LouIs DoOhs was hostess at a luncheon Wednesday at her mother S home on Eleventh avenue. uortl, experimenting Mrs Thomas A. Ilanos of Norfolk, Va, who is visitiuE her parents. Rev and Mrs. J, O. Haucs.
 Those present were: Mrs Hoyt Dobbs, Mrs, Fred Murphree, Mrs Fred Self. Mrs. J. o. Hanes, Mrs Bryan Rogers, Mrs. Ellis Lovelace af Norfolk, and Misses Nina Ware Clay and Margaret and Lucille Hanes.
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MISS BURTON ENTERTAINs VISITORS AT BRIDGE

On Wednesday afternoon Miss Julia Burton will be hostess at a bridge party, given in honor of four lovely visitors from Greensboro. Miss Ade- laide Torbert, Miss Elizabeth Crabbe, Miss Carrie Jackson and Miss Mary Esther Borden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
DINNER PARTY IN HONOR
 OF GREENSBORO VISITORS

Among tho many Charmlng cOUrte- sies shown Misses Crabbe, Torbert Jackson and Borden of Greensboro. who are visiting in the city, was the dinner party at which Mir. B. A.. Monaghan entertained on Thursday evening at the Tutwiler hotel. Misses Crabbe and Torbert are the guests of Jackson is the guest of Mr and Mrs 5. A. Monaghan and Miss Borden is the guest of Miss Octavia Howard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MISS BROWN IGNORED
 IN STLACATGA

In compliment to Miss Edna Mae Brown of Demopolis, who is visiting In Sylacauga, Mrs. Edward Prather entertained at morning bridge party on Tuesday.
 After the games a refreshing ice course was served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
DOLLAR
 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Richard L. Lollar and Miss Ethel Latham of Tuscaloosa were quietly married at f o'clock Thursday after noon at the home of the brides par ents, MT. and Mrs. Hardin D. Bill lingsly. pr. L. O. Dawson officiated.
 Immediately following the cere- lhony MT. and Mrs, Lollar left in heir car for q bridal trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
CHAPMAN-ASkEW WEDDING
 INVITATIONS RECEIVED

The following invita- ation has been received by friends in the city: ''Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Askew request the honor of your presence at the mar riage of their daughter, Carro Merle to MT. Thomas Edward Chapman Wednesday, August 8, 1923, at D. m.. at the East Birmingham Methodist church"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
HUDSON ALJMNAE MEETS WITH PRESIDENT

BiTWTngNam CNaUtef JuusOH aIuM- nae will hold a meeting Friday aft ernoon at 80 o'clock at the homo of the president, Mrs. L. J. Haley. 500 twenty ninth street, south.
 Attractive plans for the occasion are being made by the committee in charge and all former students and alumnae are expected to attend.
 Visiting alumnae and prospective students are cordially invited.
 Those desiring further information may call Mrs. F. l.. Cox, alumnsA secretary, at Main 3976.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
IA>CsTON KENYON

The annual LangstOn reunion wax held recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. w II. Thomas, A of the family being present. Among the out-of- town guests were: MT. and Mrs. D. c. Langston and son, MT Davis Lang ston of Serman> Miss; little Martha Sue Laney of Tupelo, Miss; MT. ana Mrs. NJ. G. Langston and Mrs. l.. A. Sellers of Birmingham; MT. and Mrs. M. D. I.angston of Lineville; Annie D., Dorothy and Fred children of MT. Drayton Trucks of Ensley; Mir. John Lee and wife and Mrs. L. F. Bondu- rant and family of Centerville, ana Mir. and Mrs. N. c. Cammack or Selma
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MISS THOMPSON HOSTESS
 AT DINNER PARTY

Miss Jessie Dean Thompson was hostess at a dinner party Friday evening at her home on Fountain Heights. Those who enjoyed her hospitality were: Misses Venus and Helen Hill. Norine Jofes and Cath erine Harvey
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ARABS SPEND WEEKEND
 AT RORDEN-WHE

A merry bunch was the Arabs club on Saturday afternoon, when the en- tire membership left for Borden Wheeler Springs to spend the week end. H
 They. were entertained on Saturday evening at dinner and enjoyed danc- ing until a late hour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
CAMP ON
 LOACHAPOKA CREEK

A party of about 40 campers from Opellka and Gold Hill enjoyed stay on Loachapoka creek the past week Among those present were Mir. and Mrs. Dan Robertson and children, MT and Mrs. George Ellington and chill dren of Gold Hill, MT. and Mrs. c. s. Ellington, Misses Rebecca Ellington, Ellen Barnett, Mary Parent, Eliza. beth Wells and Mrs. W. T. Andrews of Opeiika
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
CAMPING PARTY
 FROM HUNTS WILLIE

A party, composed of MT. and Mrs Merritt Wikle, Mss Elizabeth Davis Grace Pulley, Jerome Collier and Messrs F. l. TdyIcr and McDavid Ware nave returned to Huntsville after a ten days camping trip at Worthdms Mill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MIR. BYRNE ENTERTAINs
 AT LINGER LONGER LODGE

One of the most delightful affairs of the season at Linger LongeH Lodge was the bridge party on Thursday evening when MT. T. K. Byrne enter tained.
 Eight tables were arranged for the games, which began at o'clock. Dinner was served at 9, after which dancing and swimming were enjoyed. At midnight sandwich plate was served
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
MERMAID CLUB HAS WEEKLY SWIMMING PARTY

A delightful swim was enjoyed by the Mermaids last Wednesday eve ming at the Young Women's Christian association swimming pool.
 Those present were Misses Esther Wood, Venus and Helen Hill, Bessie Rush. Jessie Dean Thompson, Blanche Moore, Norine Jones, and Catherine Harvey
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\ AFTERNOON PARTY
 IN OPELIkA

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. NJ. NJ. Me Call entertained informally a few of her friends, complimenting her house guest, Mrs. A. L. Dowdell. of Mont gomery.
 delightful salad course with an Ice was served by Miss Carolyn Mo Call and her friends, Misses Frances Ingram and Elizabeth Wells, to the fo9owing guests: Mrs. A. L. Dowdell, Mrs. J. l.. Dean. Mrs. W. B. Parent, Mrs. J. K. Haynie, Mrs. W. O, Brown field, Mrs. Henry Trawick. Mrs. W. c. Giless, Mrs. A. E. Barnett and Mrs. F. B. Wells
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MRS. HENRY ADAMS HONORS
 VISITOR WITH LUNCHEON

Mrs. Henry Adams entertained d with King Tut" luncheon wednes- day In the private dining room of the Motion hotel, complimenting Miss Mary Hamrick of Cedartown, Ga. who is the attractive guest of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Hamrick in Bessemer
 A large basket of hydrangeas and crepe myrtle, placed in the center of the table, made the dining room in- viting and attractive to the guests. Small baskets of bonbons and favors carrying out the Egyptian idea were place cards directed the following guests to their places: Misses Mary Hamrick, Katherine Hawkins. Esther Merrell. Lucy Mae Gidden, Margaret Kennedy. Mildred Hamrick, Mp Roy Hamrick and Mrs. Adams.