The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-20
Mrs. Drennen To Be Entertained At
 Mobile

The friends of Mrs. Don Drennen will be interested in the following clipping from the Mobile Register:
 With the coming of one of the Gulf City's former belles, Annie Moore Provost, to end the week in her old home as the guest af Mrs, A. L. Staples, society will enjoy about the gayest week it has travelled through in a new season. for Mrs. Donald Drennen of Birmingham arrives on
 Monday for her first visit in four
 years. This very lovely daughter of
 the W. M, Provost's has in those years
 added interest to tn. Drennen house.
 hold in Birmingham by giving to it
 two petty little daughters, Evelyn and Katherine, who, judging them from their pictures, will travel the same path when they go up as their mother did before them. for do you
 know that she was about the only Mobile girl who was honored in a carnival court by being chosen two different years to serve as maid to the Emperor and his Queen? One of these emperors having been MT. A. L.
 Staples, who, with his wife, will give a delightful dance for their charm ing house guest on Tuesday evening t the Country club. Mrs. Staples taste in entertaining is so exquisite that Mrs. Drennen Is to be con- graduated ia having a hostess whose last party in very busy day is sure to be the most beautiful' of the week. Her day begins with social engage ments when the sun is at it's highest for after lunch at the Battle House in little party with friends, she is booked for an engagement with the Flo Claire Bridge club, whose hos tess is to be Mrs. F. B. Peebles and who will include some extra bridge guests and tea guests in compliment to Mrs Drennen. Mrs. Staples has accepted two invitations for her on Wednesday, as Mrs. F. Brevard Walker will give her a bridge party that afternoon at o'clock at her home in Ashland Place, and in the evening she will be entertained infor- mally by MT. and Mrs. Jack Court ney Mrs. Courtney (nee Mabel Hart welD having been one of the carni- val queens in whose court Annie | Moore served as a maid of honor. Battle House with Mrs. R. M. Vein acker as hostess at a bridge lunch con in compliment to her. and the same evening MT. and Mrs. Will Kirkland will compliment her at a Lyric party. On Friday she will take a trip to Spring Hill to enjoy a party when Mrs. Denby Garrason will entertain for her at a luncheon at the Marston Tea Room, and from the Hill she will motor down to Dog river, where at o'clock Mrs Austin Pharr will entertain her at bridge and will include in the compliment two of the November brides, Mrs. J. C. Caffey and Mrs. W. W. Boyles. These are some of the affairs planned for her. her visit being a timely one, coming at the beginning of new season when everybody Is fresh and | their houses are spic and span all In | readiness for parties.
 Mrs. Staples, who spent the sum mer in Atlantic City and the early fall in New York, is one hostess whom society can always depend 1 upon for something enjoyable. as no matter whether she entertains in her Government street home, or the | Staples private yacht, where their friends enjoy parties all the year round, or, as in this case, at the | Country club, her invitations are eagerly accepted and realization al- ways equals anticipation.