Miss Wilma Webb hostess
2 July 1911 · The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), July 2, 1911, (Editorial Section)
Named here: Lila Walden, Mattie Coley Webb, Ida Mae Walden, Vallie Alburn Walden, Wilma Lila Webb Chappell, James Pleasant Webb, Nina Webb, Effie Carlisle, Mrs. M. C. Webb, M. C. Webb, George Lively, Irene Stodgdill, Vera Williams, Nell Nall, Lois Duke, Ethel Bridges, Joe Parker, Paul Luck, George Johnson, Aaron Garrett, Guy Thompson, Henry Leivelle, Heston Bumgardner, Tom Thorpe, Robins
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MISS WILMA WEBB HOSTESS
One of the most enjoyable social events of the week was the birthday party given by Miss Wilma Webb at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Webb, Forty-eighth street, Woodlawn. An evening of music, games and other pleasures was followed with delightful refreshments of cake and ices served from tiny tables in the spacious dining room. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of this home were: Misses Irene Stodgdill, Vera Williams, Nell Nall, Nina Webb, Effie Carlisle, Lois Duke, Mattie Coley Webb, Ethel Bridges, Vallie Walden, Ida Mae Walden, Mrs. M. C. Webb, and Messrs. Joe Parker, Paul Luck, George Johnson, Aaron Garrett, Guy Thompson, Henry Leivelle, Heston Bumgardner, Tom Thorpe, George Lively, Robins, M. C. Webb.
Citation: "Miss Wilma Webb Hostess," The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), Sunday 2 July 1911, Editorial Section, p. 30; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1911-07-02/ed-1/?sp=30).
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| Person | Fact | Document says | Tree says | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wilma Lila Webb Chappell | Birthday | A birthday party in the week before Sunday 2 July 1911 | Born 27 June 1894 | agrees |
| Wilma Lila Webb Chappell | Residence | At the home of her parents, J. P. Webb, Forty-eighth Street, Woodlawn | Birmingham Ward 12 in 1910 | agrees (the street is new) |
| James Pleasant Webb | Residence | "Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Webb, Forty-eighth street, Woodlawn", 1911 | Birmingham Ward 12 in 1910 | new |
| Mattie Coley Webb | Guest | "Miss … Mattie Coley Webb" | Daughter of James Pleasant Webb, unmarried until 1915 | context |
| Vallie Alburn Walden | Guest | "Miss … Vallie Walden" | Unmarried until 1917 | context |
| Ida Mae Walden | Guest | "Miss … Ida Mae Walden" | Unmarried until 1913; in Marshall County in 1910 | context |