The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-27
Social Calendar
Full OF arties
Though Informal

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although all the affairs practically
were informal, ceased to be dull, as 1t
was filled with luncheons, teas, bridge
parties and other affairs incident to
this time Of the year. t
The first event on the post-Lenten
calendar was the brilliant bail given
Monday evening at the Country club
by the members of Linley Helm unit.
The charity ball given each year for
some worthy cause is always the event
looked forward to as the outstanding
feature of the entire season. The event
Monday evening was a Nah Jong fete
and assembled several hundred of Bir-
mingham's smart society set.
Several parties during the week have
centered around Miss Dorothy Harlee,
bride of this week. Miss Louise
| Farley was hostess Monday evening,
entertaining at bridge. Mrs. Hardaway
Fraser entertained the members Of Miss
Hairless wedding party Tuesday eve
ming at bridge. Wednesday Mrs. Lee
Moody was a charming hostess, when
she gave a tea at Deep Down Inn,
complimenting her house guest, Mrs.
Seymour, her sister.
Mrs. J. Campbell Maben, who is the
admired guest Of Mrs. George Gordon
Crawford, has been cordially greeted
at a number Of lovely informal affairs.
Mrs. Maben formerly resided in Bir-
mingham and was a popular member Of
the city's smart society set. Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. A. III. Woodward in
vited thirty of her friends to meet Mrs.
Maben, entertaining at her beautiful
home on Cliff Road. The mother Of the
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sidered one Of Birminghma's handsome
est women, assisted Mrs. Woodward in
receiving the guests.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Webb
Crawford entertained twenty friends at
luncheon at her lovely home on Nine
teenth street, south. Another hospi.
tally to be extended this charming visi-
tor will be a tea Monday afternoon at
which Mrs. 4. M. Tutwiler will be hos
tess. The affair to be given at beaus
tiful Deep Down Inn, the attractive
new tea room on the crest of Red
Mountain, conducted by two popular
Birmingham girls. Miss Virginia Kaui
and Miss Rose Smith, who are giving
of their time for charity. Many courte-
sizes have been extended another visitor,
Miss Sylvia Forman, of Rochester, n.
Y, the lovely guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Steiner. Each day number of the
most enjoyable occasions are recalled.
Among those entertaining in her honor
were Mrs. Herman Saks, with dinner
Wednesday evening; Mrs. Lee G. Brad
ley, Jr., gave q luncheon at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
P. Northington, Thursday afternoon,
and Mrs. Dave Rich was a hostess for
her during the week. as was Mrs. Frank
Nelson. Miss Malvina Coleman was
hostess at the Coutry club Wednesday,
entertaining eight friends at bridge
luncheon. This was a delightful af-
fair
Miss Dorothy Harlee was the inspira-
ton again Thursday afternoon, gift
shower being given by Miss Sarah
Newsime. Misses Marie and Helen
Allen entertained for the same honoree
Wednesday evening. The groomsmen
gave the members Of the wedding party
dinner dance at Linger Longer Lodge
last evening. Another delightful affair
of the week was the dinner dance last
evening at the Country club at which
Miss Malvina Coleman entertained
number of her friends, of the young
society set. Mrs. Robert Scruggs gave
luncheon Friday at the Southern club
in compliment to Mrs. T. L. Bisselles,
guest of Mrs. ]. l. McCants of Chatta-
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hostess of the week at the Southern
club, giving luncheon jointly with her
sister, Mrs. Dan Davis, honoring Mrs.
Moody's sister, Mrs. w. D. Seymour, of
New Orleans. Mrs. w. G. Mathis gave
a box party Friday afternoon to witness
the presentation of Seventeen" This
was a courtesy to Mrs. Seymour, Mrs.
Scruggs gave a bridge party Thursday
for Mrs. Seymour.
The bankers who were in session in
Birmingham Friday came in for their
share of attention, being beautifully
entertained at the Roebuck Country
club when the ladies went out for lunch
and for game of golf in the afternoon.
The Arabs gave a ball at Cascade
Plunge Friday evening, the dance be-
ing led by Miss Marie Allen and the
club president, Mr.. William d. Suppler.
Mrs. James Keith was a hostess Friday
afternoon at a Lyric party for Mrs.
McCants. The spring festival excited
great deal Of interest, being given by
the ladies of st. Marys church at the old
post office. The building had been
converted into a veritable spring garden
and was a delightfully."- successful af-
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The Southern club entertained at one
of their interesting informal balls Fri.
| Gay evening, winch was autenQeQ Dy q
number of the clubs members and
their friends.
These are only a few OF the enter
tainments given during the week and
the coming week will be fraught with
still another full calendar, most Of
them to be small.
Monday evening Mrs Campbell Ma
ben will be the inspiration of tea at
Deep Down Inn, to be given by Mrs.
e. NJ. Tutwiler.
Mrs. w. d. Scruggs will come in for
her share of attention during the week.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Massey will give a musicale at their
home on Beach street, in her honor.
Wednesday at the Country club Mrs.
Nathan l.. Miller will be a hostess at
luncheon, and Mrs. Lloyd Nolan win
entertain for her with a luncheon,
Thursday, and a number of others are
being planned for these visitors. Mrs.
Maben, Mrs. Seymour and Miss Forman.
Thursday Mrs. Paul Green and Miss
jamie Green will entertain for their
house guest, Mrs. Joseph Perry Green,
who will arrive Wednesday to be their
guest.
MRS. AND MRS. TOULMIN
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