The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

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 of Miss Amelia Jackson and Mir. John day evening at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Jackson. . The nah jong luncheon at which Miss Aida Livingston entertained We'd nesday was enjoyed by a number of the younger set, given as courtesy to Miss Mary Elizabeth Bashinsky of Troy {. = ''''
 Mrs. James .Bonnyman, who is being cordially greeted. by her Birmingham friends, has been the inspiration for a number of the most charming affairs, and her two lovely children, Mary Golden and James, Jr., are coming in for their share of entertainments. Mrs. James Bonnyman gave party for them Friday afternoon.
 Saturday Miss Sarah Tnrpin was hostess to several friends when they enjoyed a swimming party at Linger Longer lodge.
 Mrs. Gaston Torrance invited num- Der of friends to tea at her home We'd nesday afternoon to meet her guest, Mrs. William Thomas Bell, of Glen Ridge, N. J. ....
 Miss Eleanor Willis was a hostess at the Southern club, having as her guests group of young visitors. Her luncheon was for Misses Florence and Lulu Brown, who are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lee Moody. These two charm ing visitors were given matinee party Wednesday when Miss Eleanor Moody entertained six of her friends at the lief ferson.
 Mrs. Norment, bride of early spring, was surrounded by about 100 friends Wednesday when her sister, Miss Eliz- abeth Inzer Brown, gave a tea in her honor.
 Mrs. Howard Allen entertained the members of Miss Ara McCrarys we'd ding party with a spend-the-day party at her home at Roebuck.
 Miss Alexandra London's buffet sup per Thursday evening was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the week It was given for a charming visitor, Miss Evelyn Landon, of Cleveland, her guest
 Miss Virginia Cameron was hostess at luncheon Thursday for Misses Brown, the guests of Mrs. Lee Moody.
 Mrs. Dan Davis chaperoned a crowd of the young people to West Lake Thursday evening when swimming, sup per and dancing was enjoyed. Miss Eugenia Wilkinson's bridge par ty Friday afternoon assembled several tables of players honoring Miss Doro- thea Mathes of Memphis and Miss Martha Hillhouse of Cleveland, Ohio, who is visiting Miss Elizabeth Hill house.
 The beautiful lawn of MT. and Mrs. George W. Corners was the scene of one of the most delightful lawn par ties Thursday. She honored Miss Kitty Schreiner of San Antonio, Texas, the guest of Miss Mary Hansell Shook, and Miss Ann Brazleton of Washington, visiting Miss Matilde Hood.
 The two little Bonnyman children were greeted Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John BOnnyman when their hostess invited a number of chil- dren of their own age to come and play games with them.
 The Country club Friday evening presented a pretty scene when Miss Gustrine Milner and Miss Mary Claire Milner entertained for a group of ad- mired visitors, Miss Margaret Abell, Miss Evelyn Landon of Cleveland, Miss Anne Brazelton of Washington, D. C., and Miss Kitty Schreiner of San An tonic, Texas, the guest of Miss Mary Hansell Shook.
 Mrs. Henry B. Gray entertained eight friends at a pretty luncheon at the Country club Wednesday for Mrs. W. B. Leedy's visitor, Mrs. Wylie Greet, of St. Louis. She has had courtesies extended her each day since her ar rival.
 Sarah Turpin entertained for Mary Golden Bonnyman and James, Jr., with swimming party Saturday.
 The matinee tea given Friday after noon at the Jefferson, honoring Miss Anne Braleton, was lovely cvourtesy given by Mrs. Russell Hunt for Miss Anne Brazleton.
 Mrs. = rawford gave a luncheon Saturd. Irs. William Thomas Bell of Glen ...ge, N. J.
 The gaiety will continue throughout the coming week, as almost all of the guests will remain and there are other expected to arrive. --.