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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
Save Money
on these
Handkerchief
Values

Lot Women's SOC and SOC
white and colored Linen
Handkerchiefs some slight
ly soiled. On sale at 25c ca.
Lot Women's 29c All Linen
Handkerchiefs. On sale at
5 for $1.OO
Lot Women's 35c and 39c
All Linen Handkerchiefs.
On sale at 4 for S1.O0
Odd lot Mems Initial Hand
kerchiefs - some are fine
linens. To close at Csc ca,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11

HOUSE DRESSES, BATH
ROBES, ETC.
1 Lot Bungalow Dresse,
made of Bingham and Per-
Gale, we'll made and
trimmed with Rick-RaeF
Braid. Medium and largs
sizes. Regular price Sc
Sale price .s*
1 Lot Bungalow and Apron
Dresses in Percale and
Bingham. Light and dark
colors. Medium and larqe
sizes. Regular price SIZE
to $1.98. Sale price Sl.0
Two-piece Breakfast Set in
Plisse and Percale. These
are in plain and dainty
figures, very smart dresses
for morning wear, ASSORTED
colors. Former price S2.S
to $3.50. Sale price S1%
Black Sateen Apron
Dresses, Cretonne and yam
trimmed. Good QUALITY |
sateen and smart syls
Special sale price .sls |
200 Women's and Misses
House Dresses in Percde
Bingham in stripes, cheeks
and figures, large assor,
ment of styles. In this lot
are dresses that sold as
high as $500. Choice sale
price .Sl&
Maisonette Dress Aprons
in light patterns, well made
and smart styles. Regular
price 1925 and $3.50. Sale
price .Sl.a
Beacon Blanket Bath Robes
at Sale Prices
1898 Bath Robe ;. .Sl.S
$4.98 Bath Robes :. $685.
1898, S6.75 and $3.50 Bail
Robes .A.H
Flannelette Long Kimona
in medium and dark pat
terms, well made and cut
full. Special .Sl%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11

Huck Towels 17x35 inch-Real Value 19c. .. l5c each
"DryWel" Towels 19x32 inchReal Value Csc. 21c each
Turk Towels 1895 nch-Real Value zoe. . 6 for 81 90
Turk Towels 22x44 nch-Real Value 39c. . . 3 for 81 90
Turk Towels 21x40 nch-Real Value CSC. 800. SOC each
Fancy Bath Towels-Real Value 39c. ...... Csc each
Fancy Bath Towes-Real Value 79c. SOC each
t1emstltched Runners Values Soc .39c each
69c and SOC Dress VoesRea Value SOC and CSC soc yard
Csc Dress Voiles-Real Value 25c 19c yard
36inch Cretonnes-Real Value 35c. Csc ward
36nch Cretonnes-Rea Value 49c. ........ 39c ward
New Curtanings-Rea Value 69c. ......... SOC ward
New Curtainings-Rea Value SOC. ........, 39c ward
Fine Curtainings-Real Value 39c. .......2 Csc ward
New Curtains-Real Value $3.50. ...... 81 .9S nair
Hand Drawn Spreads-Rea Value $780, $3.50 each
Reduced Prices on White Goods Dress Goods Curtains
Blankets, Puffs, etc.
40-nch Tubing-Real Value 35c. SOC ward
Berkeley Cambric-Real Value Csc. ........ 21c ward
39-inch Bleached Cotton-Rea Value &C. 23c ward
Stevens Best Crash-Rea Value &c., 33c ward
Brown Crash, All Linen-Rea Value 22c . Ice ward
Brown Crash. All Linen-Real Value Csc Tic yard
Bleached Crash, All Linen-Real Value &c., . &c ward
500 Linen Crash1Real Value &c., ........ lie yard
Part Linen Crash-Real Value 19c. .......12H ward
All Cotton Crash-Real Value 15c. 1Oc ward
4O-inch Brown Sheeting-Real Value 18c. 15c ward
IcHwoo9 h-nea value d9c. ..............17 lie yard
LOCKWOOD onorts-Real Value 1Sc. ...... .13Hc yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11

NURSERY FURNITURE
Bassinette
$3.50. Sale price .S12.5O
$12.98. Sale price $3.50
Wardrobe
$21.5O. Sale price .s15oo
$1,000. Sale price .$1O.9S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
RIBBONS AT BIG
REDUCTIONS

Lot SOC Fancy Ribbons,
splendid assortment of pat
terms at SOC yd.
Lot SOC Fancy Ribbons at
39c yd.
Lot Narrow Brocade Satin
Ribbons, worth from 10c to
800 I'd. at sc, 7c, 12c and
19c
The colors are white, pink
and blue.
Lot Narrow Two-Tone Rib
bon, worth 19c and 29c at
SC and '19c yd.
Lot odd pieces Ribbon a.
very low prices to close.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
Coats, Suits,
Dresses, Skirts
and Furs
At Greatly Reduced
Prices

Some
Unusual
Values
Knit
Underwear:
Please note the sizes in
each lot
Lot Women's $3.50 and
$500 Silk and wool Union
Suits with high or low neck
long or short sleeves. all
sizes. On sale at ;. .S1.95
Lot Women's S1.25 and
$3.50 medium weight cot
ton Union Suits, high or
low neck: ankle or knee
length, all sizes. On sale
at .SJc
Lot Women's S1.OO cotton
Vests, medium weight.
sizes SO, 38 and AZ. On
sale at csc
Lot Women's $500 and
$2.35 Silk and Wool Vests,
Dutch neck and elbow
sleeve. Sizes sc and 40. On
sale at .$1.25
Small lot Women's $2.25
Union Suits, with low neck,
no sleeve and knee length.
Size 8 only. On sale at
79c
Lot Women's 1896 fine
quality Union Suits, low
and high neck, short and
long sleeve and ankle
length. Sizes SO and AZ
only. On sale at .$1.5O
Small lot Women's S1.95
Union Suits, extra quality.
Sizes 81, 36 and 38. On
sale at Csc
Lot Women's $500 and
$2.25 Silk and Wool Pants,
open and ankle length. All
sizes. On sale at SIPS
Lot Women's $2.45 Silk
and Wool Vests, 3 styles to
select from. Sizes sc, 38,
40, AZ and a. On sale at
Csc
Pants to match. Sizes Sc
and 38. On sale at Csc
Women's $1.OO Jersey
Boomers in black, white,
pink and navy. All sizes.
On sale at Use
Lot Women's 1898 and
$2.98 Jersey Silk Boomers
in flesh color. On sale at !
$2.25
Small lot Csc and 79c Chill
dren's Fleeced Pants. Sizes
are for 2 yrs, 10 yrs. and
IL yrs. On sale at .39c
Lot Children's SOC Bloom
ers in black only. Sizes 8,
a, 6, 8 and 10. On sale at
4 SOC
Lot Children's $500 and
$3.50 Flat Wool Vests.
Sizes are for 5 yrs, 8 yrs.
and IL yrs. On sale at SOC
Lot Chlldren's SOC Jersey
Bloomers, black, white and
pink. On sale at .39c
NURSERY FURNITURE
Bassinette
or IN CT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11

Fine Beached Cottons-Real Value 23c. .19c yard
Fine Pillow Cases-Real Value 33c. ......... Csc each
Fine Pillow Cases-Real Value 42c. ......... SIC each
Pequot Pillow Cases-Real Value ACC. .......37Hc each
27-nch Fancy Outngs-Real Value 19c. .... 15c yard
27-nch White Outing-Real Value &c., ..... Ice yard
36-nch White Outng-Rea Value Csc ........ .21c yard
36-nch White Cotton-Rea Value Ice. .13c yard
1914 Bleached Sheeting-Real Values &c. Goo yard
94 Bleached Pequot-Real Value 72c. ...... 5Sc yard
8/4 Bleached Pequot-Real Value Csc. ..... SIC yard
ia Bleached Pequot-Real Value SIC. .4Sc yard
1914 Unbleached Pequot-Real Value &c. go. 5Sc yard
94 Unbeached Pequot-Real Value Coo. SIC yard
84 Unbeached Pequot-Real Value 53c. 5000. 4Sc yard
IN Unbeached Pequot-Real Value SOC. 5000. 43c yard
Fine Sheets 81x9O-Real Value $150 .S119 each
Pequot Sheets 81x90-Real Value SITS. ... $1.49 each
Pequot Sheets 72x9O-Real Value ST. Is. .. $139 each
Pequot Sheets 81x99-Real Value 81. 89. w Sligo each
27-nch Ginghams-Real Value 19c. 12Kc yard
27-inch Ginghams-Real Value Csc. ....... Tic yard
32inch Ginghams-Real Value 29c. ....... .19c yard
Best 19c Percaes-Real Value 19c. 15c yard
Plain and Fancy Plisse-Real Value 33c Csc yard
Real Jap Crepes-Real Value 33c. Csc yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
Special Reductions
on High Grade
C0rsets
Please note the sizes in
each lot

Please note the sizes in
each lot
10 pairs $3.50 Memo Cor
Sizes are 22, "a, rs, ~ 7' 20,
81, "a and IS.
Is pairs $500 La Resista
Corsets. On sale at $3.50
Sizes are %, "a, 25, 26, 81,
90. 20. 81. 80 and IS
8 pairs $500 La Resista
Corsets. On sale at S4.95
Sizes are %, "a, 25, %, 20
9 pairs $3.50 La Resista
Corsets. On sale at $3.50
Sizes are 81, %, "a, 25, &c
and %
8 pairs $500 Memo Corsets.
On sale at $3.50
Sizes are %, %, rs, 81 and
20
6 pairs SITS Memo Corsets
Wonderful" On sale at
$4.95
Sizes are "a, 25 and q
6 pairs $500 P. N. Corsets,
Pink Brocade. On sale at
$4.95
Sizes are "a, 25, p, 20 and
80
10 pairs $3.50 Gossard Cor
sets. On sale at :. .S4.95
Sizes are %, 25, 26, 81, %,
20 and 81
% pairs $3.50 Gossard Cor
sets. On sale at :. $3.50
Sizes are %, "a, Is, 26, 81,
%, 81 and 80
Lot $500 Elastic Girdles
Satin Brocade, all sizes at
SOS
6 pairs $3.50 Gossard Cor
sets. On sale at $3.50
Sizes are "a, rs, 81 and 30
Lot $500 Ferris Waists.
On sale at S1.95
Sizes are %, %, "a, rs, 26,
and 81
Odd lot $3.50 Utility Cor
sets, all sizes. To close at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
At the
NeCkWear
Dept.

Odd lot of Neckwear-Ves-
tees, Collars, etc. Marked
at Csc to close
SOC Sweater Sets in Eyelet
Embroidery at -. Csc ca.
Lot 75c and $1.OO Straight
Collars. On sale at soc ca.
Small lot $2.98 Crepe de
Chine Girdles. On sale at
CSC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
Gloves
Marked Very
Low

Just AZ pairs $3.50 Silk
Lined Mocha Gloves. On
sale at .S1.95 pr.
6 pairs 1898 8-button
length Cape Gloves, tan
color at 1926
ii pairs $3.50 Black Kl
Gloves, Pique sewn, 2-clasp.
On sale at .$1.95 pr.
Lot S1.25 Wool Gloves,
gauntlet length in fancy
colors. On sale at Csc pr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
Hosiery

Small lot Children's 75c.
Wool Hose in tan color.
Mostly large sizes. On sale
at .25c pr.
Splendid lot Boys and
Girls Heavy Rib Cotton
Stockings that were 4Oc
and 45c pr. Marked at Csc
pr. for all sizes.
Lot Mems Use Hose, some
with white foot. On sale
at ............. .39c pr.
Small lot Misses Csc White
Cotton Hose. Sizes 9 and
9@. To close :. .1oc pr.
Lot Women's 75c White
Cashmere Stockings. On
sale at Csc DR..
Lot Women's soc White
Lisle Stockings. On sale
at ......'........19c pr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
Undernuslins
Outing Gowns
+ Pajanas
For Women and
Children

Lot SIC Step-ln Boomers,
pink and orchid. Marked
at -. .ZJc
Lot 75c Stepin Boomers,
lace trimmed, pink and
white. On sale at ;. ~. .39c
Lot $5.9S and $3.50 Skirts,
slightly soiled. Marked at
$3.50
Lot $3.50 Skirts. Marked
at .S2.9S
Lot $2.9S Skirts. Marked
at 2l.So
Small lot $2.98 Step-in
Chemise. On sale at .$1.SS
Lot $3.50 and $1.98 Chem
Use, lace trimmed. On sale
at .Sl.OO
Lot $2.9S and $3.50 Hand
Embroidered Chemise. On
sale at .$1.9S
Lot S2.9S and $3.50 Hand
Embroidered Gowns. On
sale at .............$ 1.9S
Lot $1.9S Crepe Gowns at
$1.50
Lot 81 length Gowns
$3.50 quality at .$1.0O
S1.0O quality at Use
Lot one-piece Pajamas that
were $2.95, marked to close
$3.50
S1.95 quality marked to
close .95c
Lot Misses Drawers that
were SOC and 75c - note
sizes 14-16-18-marked to
close Csc and 39c
Lot $3.50 Outing Gowns.
Marked at ;. .$1.9S
Lot $3.50 Outing Gowns,
fancy. On sale at .S1.19
Lot Children's Outing
Gowns that were 89c and
$1.O0. On sale at Use
Lot Children's $1.5O Pa
jamas. Good quality out
ing. On sale at .$1.25
$1.75 and $1.98. On sale
at ................. S1.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
WEEKS EVENTS
MONDAY

 m ana 2aas Mrs Richard will luncheon compenng Miss The c5D sef a % and h hse gq s Miss I esnne ppmH % de the a wedding Margaret Landham and MT Miss Engeard will entertain at an Easter party at her home on tea at her home on Highland marriage Estele Howell will ndo be Ra @ %a he the brides parents Woown High Mr. and Mrs M Wright will entertain at buffet supper for the Easter Si dsnce at Hs"1 the Niles School of Dancing Spring building auspices The Easter dance of the Woodward Golf club
 WEDNESDAY M boWer o W M sna s4. Mrs Jane esSs %s B 5 I a" gift Mrs yrn Whitaker f1s will & give & small luncheon at the Country club Mrs Charles Saunders will entertain the Ensley Highlands Bridge club Mary Mecarty give Sachs will bridge 'ps"k st. the Highlands '''S' '' Mrs Watson at bridge Twentysxth street, south Misses Marie Allen Miss Essie Mae ,y wsssr will % Reception at the Tutwier for the A. E. A. Mrs Lucien Joseph will entertain informally at bridge in honor of festival Ledger building under the auspices of the Guild of Miss Maurne ohler will be hostess at the opening dance of the Amantes club Crescent club reception and dance at the Tutwier club luncheon the Tutwier The of Lady of Sorrows parish will entertain card party ar dance at the Knights of Columbus hall Mrs Watson will number of friends bridge her home Twenty-sxth street, souh recital of Jefferson a
 will the Old Post Office building the benefit of Camp Hardie Confederate soldiers will the Country Mrs. Julian Lamar of New York city
 SATURDAY
 zaon of ths Church Periodical eub address the Womsn Auxiliary of the Episcopal church. will at the Axis club at o'clock Jefferson the dramatic "The Horsemen of the Apocalypse" the Methodist visitors to the A. E. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
PAGEANT TO BE GIVEN AT
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

one of the most interesting fea- lures planned for the meeting of the North Alabama Presbyterial in Bir- mingham, on April 12 and IS, IS the pageant, which will be presented at the Vine Street Presbyterian church, April 12, at 8 p. m. This pageant, which was written by Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones of South Highlands church. Is to be an orderly progress of ac- tion, the facts being gathered from the wealth of the past years work. It will be picturesque, symbolic and dramatic, conveying the lesson pleas ingly. Poets, artists, and musicians from all parts of the city have giv- en of their talent to help make this a successful pageant. Representa- tives from all Presbyterian churches in the Birmingham district and vii cinity will take part. stage will be constructed at Vine Street church to accomodate a cast of 150 people.
 Many things of interest are ahead of Alabama women of the Presby- terian church for the next two weeks. The North Alabama Presbyterial meets in Birmingham this year at Vine Street Presbyterian church on April 12 and 13, with the executive meeting the evening of April Il. Mrs.
 
 of the Woman's Presbyterial auxil- iary of North Alabama, has been untiring in her efforts to make the past year one filled with accomplish ment Assisted by the other loyal officers. she has prepared for the occasion a program filled with in- terest. Delegates from all cities in the North Alabama district will be present, and reports from all auxil- iaries on the work of the year just completed will be given.
 Birmingham women are especially interested in this event, and are as- sisting Mrs. A. Wahli, of Vine Street church, in making plans for the en- tertainment of the delegates.
 A meeting of ali chairmen and members of committees and all per sons in the pageant is called for Tuesday. April 3. at .:so p. m.. at Vine Street church, at which time the pageant will be rehearsed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
ENGAGEMENTS

Burnett Mary Josephine Gadsden the of her daughter Nellie Josephine Mir Robert A: Terril, Jr. the wedding to take place in May.
 and Mrs Julius Cooper the ment of their niece Mary Feda Cooper Baltimore the wedding take place at their residence, 825 road Forest Park , Y LaytonDoddRev w. J. Layton of Columbus of his daughter Carolyn Le BrsdeyCox and Mrs D. Cox engagement of their daughter Gladys Louise Bradley wedding to take place Wednesday, May g.
 E Dunaway of Orrvle, engagement and approaching marriage of his sister Heen MT Kendall Bush of Gospor Ala, the wedding Courtland the ders to Mir John Dunkln Ashcraf to take place early 9 PalmerScearsMr William Scears Euaw of her Carolyn to Nr William Pal r the wedding take Methodist church in June. - ~ ~ HeyM S. D. Haley announces the en- gagennt of his daughter Emma Seay to Mir Frederick Fauken hain of Atlanta, the wedding take April2
 j. Burne Crane formerly Washington D c. has announced the of her daughter Bur
 to MT Fergus Gibson McGregor Enplnnd to take May Monren Switzerland on Lake Geneva BarcroL MT. and Mrs William announce the enrape ment of their daughter Edith Jui Barroft the we'd ding to take place in early June. No cards ~ -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
Mhs. LACEY ENTERTAINED
 WEST END STUDY (IIfp

-Nh Easter party was given by the west End Study club at the home of Mrs. Howard D. Lacey Friday after noon. large crowd of children and mothers enjoyed the following pro- song, America" children. Song. ,iazel Cooper. Reading, Bessie vii der, Recitation. Lois Wilder Song. A,tie Mae Hassner Song. Louis wider Easter story, Mary Eliza oeth Nichols. Violin, solo. Herbert smith. Reading, A. $. Cruce. Can tata, Carolyn Webb, Lois Wilder. Mary Jones and Bessie Wilder. Vio- in m solo, Herbert Smith. Song. america, the Beautiful" Mary Jones, LOIS and Bessie Wilder. Mrs. Frank L. Eddens, one Of the play ground committee, vas principal speaker. She gave talk on The New, Play 1round, and told of the numerous attractions it would have for the chill dren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
MRS. WELSH AND MRS. BURT
 HONOR MISS SARAH WELSH

Mrs. W. R. Welsh and Mrs. George Burt. Jr.. will be hostesses at pret. ty miscellaneous shower Wednesday afternoon, when they will entertain in honor of Miss Sarah Jane Welsh, a popular bride elect.
 The house will be beautifully dec orated in spring flowers. Misses An nie Watson and Carolyn Karpeles will preside at the punch table Miss Frances Parrish will have charge of the brides book. During the after noon lively contest will be en- joyed.
 Miss Elizabeth Hoover is on the program for several readings.
 Late in the afternoon 8 delicious ice course will be served.
 The following guests have been in- vited: Mesda mes Berney Hall, c. F. Mcdonald, J. C. smith, l.. L.. Brown ing, David Blackerby, Dick Arthur Bowen McDQnald, C. E. Hoover, l.. E. Covin, Roy Jones, John Grim. Wade Reese, Dock Sipsey. D. E. McLendon. Witt, Lee Higdon. Percy Higdon, w. H. Hoover Clayton Gore, Chris Colin, Morris Black, James Meyers, Fred Dawson, Bernard Glenn. Bonnie Phil lips. W. Gillian, KiIIough, Howard Urquhart, A. V. Welsh, Jr., A. " Welsh. Sr.; Misses Selma Gardner, Annie Watson, Jimmie Jones, Der nice Durham, Margie Thorn, Annis Laurie Bates, Ruth Wallace. Marga- ret Church, Edith Mobley Frances Gray, Frances Vernon Grim Edith Little and Eleanor Westcott
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
PI KAPPA ALPHA
 ENTERTAIN ED

Miss Katherine and Miss Margaret Hilton entertained the members of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity of Birmingham Southern Saturday. from to 6. at their home on Highland avenue. The house was lovely dec- orated with red carnations and jon quils, carrying out the fraternity col ors of red and gold. A beautiful sil- yer basket of carnations formed the centerpiece for the dining table, while candles of the same shade cast a soft glow around the room. The Misses Hilton were assisted in re- ceiving by Miss Lula Archer, Miss Virginia Huss of Gastonia, N. C.; Miss Charlott Hilton and Elizabeth Phillips A delicious ice course was served to about 25 guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
SOCI E TY
Society Awakes From Nap and Starts
 Anew

Birmingham society awakes from her 1enten nap today. and a fast growing list of joyous Easter holiday affairs is now being conn piled by society folk of the ctiy.
 Today Easter services at the Bir- mlngham churches will be beautiful. ly solemn, with elaborate musical programs. In the afternoon the con- cert of the municipal band under the direction of O. Gordon Erickson will take place at the Mnger Bowl. This program will be given under the auspices of the Birmingham-south ern College Music club, which in- cudes the Boys Glee club, the Girls Glee club. the band, the orchestra and the Opera club. An attendance of about 4,000 is anticipated.
 And with Easter Monday comes the Charity ball. After weeks of planning, and butterfly and morning glory making by the Junior leagus girls. the Country club is now be- ginning to take on lovely Maxfield Parrish colors, and electricians are making daily pilgrimages out to this summer-land of delight to create lovely. cheery lights and shadows over all.
 Another charming Eastern affair is the display at the public library of the prints of Monsieur U. James Tis- sot's paintings. depicting the Life of Jesus" These paintings cover every incident in the life of tho Savior. and it is said that the color ization and atmosphere of many of the scenes of the Passion Play ara based on these paintings of Tissots. A number of Madonna pictures are also displayed, in keeping with the Easter idea. and Q few ancient Bibles-some written in several lan- guages. dating as far back as 164o-- have been brought here for the Eas- ter season. Another feature of this exhibit is collection of stone tablets. bearing old Egyptian in- scriptions. Notably among them were a butchers bill for four kid goats, and a receipt for hundred measures of grain. Most of them. however, at Temple receipts.
 Later in the Easter season will ccc.@...cc the Glee Club concert, bringing scores of university boys here for this brilliant musical, and the at tending social affairs. Everybody is planning on going to this concert. and of course, to the dance that follows.
 A number of informal affairs are also on the calendar for this and the coming week, and each train brings throngs of college boys and girls back to spend the spring vaca- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER FOR
 MISS MARGARET WRIGHT

Mrs. Tom Wheeler and daughter Mrs. C, C. Lyle. entertained jointlT' at their home on Wednesday after noon at miscellaneous shower com plimenting Miss Margaret Wright, who is to become the bride of Mir Guy Tyler on the evening of April 4. The. living and dining rooms were thrown together, being decorated with pear and peach blossoms. carry ing out the color scheme of pink and white.
 A contest was enjoyed. Mrs. Ken meth Baker winning cut glass flower bowl.
 A beautifully decorated wagon was drawn into the living room by little Miss Helen Holcombe Bucks, bear ing. many lovely gifts for the bride elect, who was charming in a beach, colored canton crepe afternoon frock.
 The hostesses were assisted in en- tertaining by Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. John Nobles and Miss Mary Wright.
 A salad course. followed by an ice course, was served. Favors of little baskets filled with pinx ana white hints were given to the guests.
 Forty friends of the bride-elect at- tended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
 NORNAN-MONTGOMERY NEnnINE

very pretty home wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon when Miss Katherine Montgomery became the bride of Mir. Joe B. Norman at the residence of her parents in Nor wood.
 The ceremony took place before d beautifully improvised altar of ferns. palms and Easrer lilies. The impress sive double ring service was used, with Dr. J. c. Morris officiating.
 The bride was never more attrac- tive than in her chic suit of serge with accessories to match. Her cor sage was of Killarney roses and lilies of the valley.
 On their return they will be at home on Fifteenth street, south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
MRS. MYERS HOSTESS TO MRS. OsNEILl.,S HAND

Mrs. Edward Myers was hostess to Mrs. c. A. O'Neill's band at the regu- lar meeting last week, when many plans were discussed for the ad- vancement of the club. Mrs. C. P, Lichty of West End gave concise and convincing talk on the affili- ation of women's clubs and the won derful achievements to be gained by CO., operation. The slogan One For All. and All For One.' was adopted.
 After the business meeting. so- cial hour was enjoyed. Mrs. J. Addi- son Wright of Tarrant City gave an interesting reading on foreign trav- els. Mrs. Arthur Granville was awarded prize which she won in a recent contest. Punch was served by Mrs. A. J. Johnson
 The club will be entertained al, the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Granville. in Woodiawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
MASsEYS RETURN AFTER DELIGHTEJL CRVISE.

Friends of Mr and Mrs Richard Massey and Miss Katherine Massey are welcoming them home after their delightful cruise to the West Indies and South America
 Mrs. Massey brings back brilliant word pictures of the city of Rio de Janeiro. where they stopped for some time. of the golden summer sunshine, the brilliant flowers, the long avenues of palms, and the mag nificient buildings surrounded with quaint mosaic sidewalks