The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-10
Huntsville Society

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Aug. 9.-(Spe- | cial. .)-Mrs.@W. B. Barker and Mrs. Joe Collier and Mrs. l.. H. Ruch enter | tained the members of the Woman's | Missionary society of the First Baptist church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. H. E. Ross was the leader for the afternoon of the program and after business was transacted q most delight | ful hour was observed. when delight | full refreshments were served. The young men of the city enter | toined at Hotel Twickenham on Friday evening at a delightful scrip dance for the visiting young ladies of the city. Fifty couples attended and the music was furnished by Nib's Kentucky Eight.
 During the hours punch was served.
 Miss Mable Mcclure was the honoree on Monday evening at a pretty birth day party given her by her parents at | their home on Walker street. Twenty-f five relatives and friends were present and the hOnoree received a number of pretty presents. Ices and salad were served and big birthday | cake was cut.
 l Miss Mabel Potts, birde-elect of | the week was entertained on Friday afternoon by Miss Eloise Baxter at | her home on Locust street. White and pink flowers were used in l the decorations and she received a mum Der of beautiful presents.
 MT. Finis Ashby was the honoree at birthday dinner on Sunday when q number of his children and an invited guest list joined him at his home and | aIi dinnnF iaf- | ing of five courses. Relatives from l Winchester, Decherd and Salem, Tenn, were present.
 The Acme club members gave their | annual picnic on Tuesday evening at Jordan's ford. Swimming and dancing were enjoyed after which a supper on l the ground was served. Miss Mabel Potts was again the hon. | cree Wednesday evening when Misses Velmer Hauer and Alice entertained at their suburban home on Pulaski pike for her. The affair was dinner party and four courses were served. Pink rosebuds surrounded by flowers and placed in crystal baskets were pleas ingly combined and the place cards were done in cupids. Miss Sallie Shelby Mas. n is visiting friends in Blue Ridge, Va.
 Miss Loise Harris is the guest of relatives in Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Mrs. Oscar Harris has gone to Niagara Falls, New York city and Cleveland, Ohio, with her father, Mir. T. Bright COnnally for a months visit.
 Col. and Mrs. w.. A. Burdette of Val dosta, Ga, are the guests of their son, Mir. Irvine Burdette at his country home, Come Up" lodge. Miss Iva Louisa Leary is the guest of Miss Fanny Lucy Davis at Chevy Chase.
 Miss Mollie Dowd of Birmingham, is the guest of relatives in the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. G. Foster and Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Ruch have returned from visit to Fayetteville friends. Mrs. John Taylor has returned to her home at Kelso, Tenn, after a visit to her sister, Miss Ethel Dennis.
 Misses Fanny Bell Murphy and Irene Carter after visit to friends in Hunts vile, have returned to theiF homes in Shelbyville.
 Mrs. W. E. Hall of Memphis, is the guest of Mrs. R. l.. DeYoung.
 Mrs. R. F. Neil is visiting Mrs. w. P. Whitman in Atlanta.
 Miss Mamie Ferguson is the guest of her brother. MT. Bennett Ferguson in Birmingham
 Mrs. William Newman is the guest of Mrs. Charles Stanley in Birming- ham.
 Mrs. Gordon Anderson is entertaining Mrs. J. W. Apperson of Nashville, this week. , 5 ~
 Mrs. AAene Graham is visiting rela- tives in Chicago.
 Miss Lucy Hensley is visiting rela- tives in Corinth, Miss.
 Miss Marjorie Sykes. has returned from visit to Chattanooga.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Pettus have returned from visit to Birmingham via motor.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard Allen of Bir- mingham, formerly of Huntsville, are the guests of MT. Aliens parents, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Allen.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Brush of Ems ley, are the guests of Mrs. E. c. Lan- ders.
 Mrs. A. H. Watson of Decatur, Tenn, is the guest of SAlrs. Frank Lynch.