In the dining room Mrs. A. C. Cade
presided at the coffee urn, and serv
ing a delicious plate course consist
ing of fruit salad topped with
whipped cream, wafers, toasted
cheese sandwiches, fudge, cake, hot
coffee and home-made bonbons were
Misses Carrie Veal. Emily Mathews,
Linda Tabb and Eleonore Brown.
Cards were left by 100 guests and
the courtesy extended by the Zita
Tau Alphans was replete with charm.
MISS JETTON'S PICTVRE
IN NASHVILLE PAPER
In the Nashville Banner of Sun
day appears a lovely picture of Miss
Death Jetton with the following com
ment:
“Miss Death Jetton has been Ui*
honoree of a number of pre-nuptTal
affairs since. ,Uja_announcement of
her engagement several weeks ago
to Mr. Alfred McCarthy of Birming
ham. The marriage will take place
Thursday. December 8. and will be
one of the brilliant social events of
the week. During her brief young
ladyhood Miss Jetton has been an
admired figure in social circles.
ALUMNAE ENTERTAIN
ALPHA DELTA PI
Birmingham Alumnae chapter. Al
pha Delta Pi sorority, entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon at the
Cointry club, honoring the active
members and their rushees. Hand
painted scoro cards were decorated
with violets, the sorority flower, and
each of the seven tables bore a bowl
of mints embossed in violets. At
the close of the games a salad and
Ice course was served.
The prize for top score for active
members, a pair of ear bobs, was
won by Miss Helen Sparks. Mrs. Ted
Cottrell won Ihe alumnae prize, a
bud vase, and Miss Margaret Perry
man won the guest prize, a bracelet.
Those present included: Alumnae.
