The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17

Margaret, have returned from Colorado Springs.
 Miss Margaret Hicherman of Chat tanooga, Tenn, is the guest of Miss Doris Jager.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. R. Kutchins and Mrs. Bruce Snider returned this week from motor trip to Atlanta, Ga.
 Miss Lorraine Buck left Saturday for her missionary field in Satillo, Mexico. where she will resume her duties. after several months visit to her parents here.
 . Bridge Luncheon e.
 One7of the most delightful parties, of the season was that given by Mrs, Thomas G. J. Johnston Friday morn ing when she entertained the members of the Matron's club and other in- v1ted guests at her home on Dartmouth avenue, complimentary to her sister, Miss Alice Willard, of Ironton, O. The color motif of yellow and white was used in the house decorations and re- freshments.
 "Forty-two" was enjoyed during the morning and at noon a delicious plate luncheon was served to the following guests Mrs. Tom Benton, Mrs. I. w. Waldrop, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald, Mrs. B. P. Harris. Mrs. W. w. Hollingsworth, Mrs. T. O.. Donald, Mrs. Gordon Jones, Mrs. G. E. HOllingswOrth, Mrs. J. H. McEniry, Mrs. B. W. McNeil, Mrs. N. B. Parker, Mrs. L. l.. Vann, ST., Mrs. George Waller and others.
 HOnOring Recent Bride-Mrs. Cecil Deason, a recent bride, was the inspira- tion of lovely shower-tea given Fri day afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock by Miss Katherine Baty at the home of her parents on Dartmouth avenue. The living room, dining room and sun par Tor were thrown together for the oc- casion and were profusely decorated with garden flowers in the coiors of yellow and white.
 The guests were met at the door by Miss Neal Johnston, who, in turn presented them to the receiving line. composed of Miss Katherine Baty, Mrs. Cecil DeasOn, Miss Virginia Donovan, Miss Morgorie Moore, Miss Mildred Moore, and Miss Alice Ragsdale. Miss Zeta McTyeire and Miss Bob Penning- ton served ices from either end of the dining table which had as its center motif basket of asters and yellow NSHAAa9' euu AAASS HuAIu 1kOSS passed hints.
 The gifts were received in the sun parlor by Miss Clara Eugenia Donald and the brides book was kept by Miss Bernie Hagler and Miss Maggie John ton who registered about 50 names.
 Spades Club Entertained-Mrs.P Paul RagSdale was hostess to the Spades club at her home on Berkley avenue Saturday afternoon. A variety of cut flowers were used as decorations for this occasion.
 Bridge was played and prizes awarded after which refreshments in two courses were served to the mem bers of the club and the following guests: Miss Mary Reyonlds, Miss Mary Katherine Woodruff, Mrs. AL bert Moore, Mrs. Eula Hayes, Miss Katherine Brown, Miss Addie Lee Far ris, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Henry Adams, Mrs. Frances Patton, Mrs. T. J. Cuniff, Miss Nell Adams, Mrs. John J. Hor- sley, Mrs. Edward Hunter, Miss Frances Hooper and Miss Alice Rags dale.
 Visitors HOnOred-Miss Willie Mae Christlieb and Miss Elizabeth Christ lieb were point hostess Friday evening when they entertained in honor of their visitors, Miss Irma Bell of Car tersville, Ga. ',.... --. /
 Punch was served to the guests as they arrived by Mrs. Fred Harrison. Progressive games and contests were features of the evenings entertainment, the prizes being awarded to Miss Agnes Coughlin and Mir. Withers Coughlin