The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-01
Dothan Society

LOTHIAN, Ala. May 31.-(spe- cial.)-Many beautiful affairs have been given for Miss Sue Stapleton. whose marriage to Mir. John Phillip Shealy of Schenectady, N. r., will be an event of Wednesday, June f, at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Stapleton, Sr.,
 On Wednesday of last week Miss Stapleton shared honors with Mrs. Hugh Frasier of Selma Mrs. D. B. Henderson of Toronto, Can.; Mrs. Deal Adair of Geneva, at the Country club when Mrs. W. c. Sherman entertained the Beta Delta Bridge club in their honor.
 Thursday Mrs. NJ. F. Damon honor derson, who is Mrs. Damon's house Main street.
 Friday afternoon Mesdames ". W. Barnett and George Malone gave an informal reception at the Country club in honor of Miss Stapleton.
 Tuesday morning Mrs. George Young was hostess at six tables of bridge honoring Miss Stapleton, when the guests were the Beta Delta Bridge club and the honorees' intimate friends.
 Wednesday morning Mrs. W. E., Cannaday entertained at bridge when the bride-elect was again honoree, and in the afternoon she shared honors with Miss Myra Steagall of Ozark, Misses Alice and Ellen Frazier of Greenwood. Miss; and Mrs. George Smith of Marianna, Fla; at a tea giv. en by Mrs. Grady Page at the Country club.
 Several more delightful parties have been arranged as pre-nuptial affairs for this young woman.
 Gives Musical Tea-NIiss Gladys King was hostess at musical tea on Saturday afternoon at her home on North Foster street, when she pre- scented some of her music pupils in recital. A punch bowl was artistically arranged in the dining room and pre- sided over by Mrs. Ed Jones and Mrs. Alto Faulk.
 Brenau College Club Is Organized Friday at noon a Brenau College club was organized at the Newsom hotel with Miss Nellie Reece, alumnae sec- retary of Brenau college, hostess. The following members were present Mrs. T. J. Whatley. Jr.: Mrs. Marion Han nahan, Mrs. J. Dinkins, Mrs. N. I. Aiken, Mrs. S. C. Roundtree, Mrs. Maud Hall, Mrs Gladys Martin, Miss Sara Hall, Miss Sue Malone, Miss Gladys King, Miss Reba Pitcher and Miss Louise Gaines.
 Music RecitaI-The annual recital of the music department of the city schools was given Monday evening at the City auditorium. The program was given in two parts, the first part including a number of folk dances giv- en by the younger pupils.
 Rock Party--Mrs. H. D. Harrison was hostess to her Rock club Friday used in the apartments that were thrown together for the occasion. Re. freshing punch was served as the guests arrived and after the games Mrs w. c. Strickland and Miss Nell Ellis assisted in serving e salad plate and iced tea.
 Goes to Philadelphia For Consulta. tion-Dr. F.. A. Dannelly, pastor of the Foster Street Methodist church and one of the most loved ministers in the South Alabama conference left Thurs day afternoon for Philadelphia to con, suit specialists and perhaps undergo an operation for a serious throat affec. tion that has been troubling him for several months. He was accompanied by his wife and his brother, Rev. J. NJ. Dannelly of Prattville.
 To Study In New YoFk-Herbert McClintock, IT,, left Friday for New York to visit his aunt before going to Thousand Islands to spend the summer studying under noted violinists who summer there.