The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
Dothan Society

DOTHAN. Ala, June 14.-The United Daughters of the Confederacy held its last meeting of the year on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. B. W. Armstrong, Mrs. George Malone and Mrs. J. L.. Crawford hostesses at the home of the former. After the bud- ness was completed officers for the new year was elected as followsi
 President, Mrs. 0. ]. Faux; vice president, Mrs. J. L. Crawford; secre- tary. Mrs. J. V. Harrison; treasurer, Mrs. F. B. Culver; chaplain. Mrs. R. T. Wallace; reporter, Mrs. B. ". Armstrong historian, Mrs. M. L. Han nahan.
 A Jefferson Davis program was en- ioyed with Mrs. R. T. Wallace, lead er. Mrs. c. J. Faux gave a resume of the life which was followed by beautiful vocal solo by Mrs. Albert Loxue. Miss Grace Lewis delighted the chapter with a humorous and Miss Gladys King rendered . piano solo.
 After adjournment the hostesses served iced punch and sandwiches.
 Sandcrs- Coaeman-Friends through out the state will be interested in the marriage of Dr. Levy A. Coleman and Mrs. Mae Nelson Sanders, both of Dothan, which occurred Tuesday at high noon in Montgomery. Immediately after the ceremony, Dr. and Mrs. Cole man left in their automobile for Yel- lowstone Park, Niagara Falls and Chi cago and Rochester, Minn. Dr. Cole man will attend clinics in Chicago and Rochester. Upon their return to Dothan they will be at home at their handsome new home on Houston
 Business Women Picnic-The regu- lar monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club was held Tuesday evening at Fritter Springs. Upon arrival refreshing swim was enjoyed before partaking of the picnic lunch. Later in the evening games were played in the pavilion.
 Bereans HOsts-The Berean class of the First Baptist Sunday school was gracious hosts on Tuesday evening, when they entertained the Fidelis class at a most delightful picnic at Fritters. Swimming and music were enjoyed by a large crowd and later tempting picnic lunch was served.
 McClenny. .ThOmas-Miss Nora Mo Clenny of DothAn and MT. H. Q. Thomas of Eufaula were married Fri day at George Town, Ga. Mr. Thomas holds a responsible position with the Foy Milling company at Eufaula, where they will reside.
 For Bride -Elest-Miss Flora Howell, whose marriage to Mir. Stanley White of Uniontown, Ala, will be an interest ing event of Tuesday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. R. G. Howell on South St. Andrews street has been cOmplimented with several de- lightful affairs.
 On Friday, Mrs. Walter Barnes honored. Miss Howell and Mrs. Ethel Tankersly of Luverne at a rock and bridge party at the Country club.
 Monday afternoon, Miss Howell shared honors with Mrs. 0. D. Brinkley of Jackson, Miss; Mrs. Paul Me Clendon, of Tupeio, Miss, and Mrs. Burr Moulthrop of San Francisco, when Mrs. Name Faircloth Rouse en- tertained at ten tables of bridge at the Country club in their honor.
 Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Dannelly Newton and Miss Evelyn Logan com plimented Miss Howell, Mrs. Paul Me S1euuOu w. 34s 0Ah1CAA OA Tampa, Fla, at an afternoon party, which was also at the Country club.
 Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J. R. Young was a gracious hostess at a musical tea, honoring Miss Howell and her wedding party at the Country club.
 For Mrs. J. H. Baxley--Mrs. R. W. Beck complimented Mrs. James Howard Bexley of New Orleans on Thursday afternoon, when she entertained the Young Matron's club and number of friends at bridge and rock. Nine tables were arranged for the games in the living and dining rooms of the Country club.
 After the games, Mrs. George Young, Mrs. J. L. Ellis and Mrs. George Car ter assisted in serving delicious salad plate with ices to the players.
 Mrs. Flowers Entertains- Wednes- day afternoon Mrs. J. J. Flowers was hostess to large number of her friends at the Country club, which was decor ated with quantities of garden flowers. Twenty-two tables were arranged for games of rock and bridge. FavOrs were cut for at each table.
 After thA games a Dalatable plate