The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-31
Social Events.

At the beautiful home of Mrs J. B. l Simpson, on Avenue r. Mrs. Culver de 1 lightfully entertained the members of the Cosmos club Friday afternoon. After the routine business the first act of King John was read and discussed, the dis ! cussion being led by Mrs. c. c. Johnson Mrs O. C. Gowaa read splendid paper on the Life and Works of Sidney La nier"; Mrs. B. B. Glasgow read one of Sidney Laniers beautiful poems; Mrs Felix D. Fuller read an excellent paper on The Political Status of England in Johns Reign" Refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were: Mrs. M. V. Averyt, Mrs. D. B. Bird Mrs. O. C. Cowan, Mrs Felix D. Fuller Mrs. L. J. Duncan. Miss Henrietta Kahn, Mrs. P. A. Eubank, Mrs. W. o. Garrett, Mrs. B. E. Glasgow, Mrs. G. E. Goldsmith, Mrs. J. A. Dupuy, Mrs. c. c. Johnson, Mrs. H. c. Kegley. Mrs. J. Moag, Mrs. w H. Vibber, Mrs. J. B. Simpson
 The Golden Links Sunday school class of the First Presbyterian church was en- tertained Friday evening by MT and Mrs. Dan Bird Jr Their delightful home was decorated with the golden links symboliz- ing the name of the class. This is one of the largest organized classes in the city, and in addition to its regular church work it is making a study of the Amer ican poets.
 Longfellow was the author for the even ing. W. & Hunter giving a sketch of his life and Miss Esther Lind recitation of his .,Endymion" Miss Hilliard and Miss Denham furnished music. Those present were: Mrs Cowan. Mrs. Fonville, Mrs. McGraw, Mrs. Choynishke ana Scholl and Misses Annie Madge and Kit tie Averyt, Miss Hilliard, Miss Heath. Miss Martin, Miss Wells, Miss Hughes, Miss Rogers, Miss Stallworth, Miss Black burn, Miss Rose, Miss McRae, Miss Mos teller. Miss Lind, Miss Cowan and Miss Denham; Messrs. Fonville, SchoH, Me Graw. Kelly, Hunter, Houck, McRae, M. Smith, Carmichael, Akers, Kicks, Over ton, Irvine. Simpson and Thornton.
 Mrs. Henry Zuber entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Vine Avenue Methodist church, Ensley at her beau tiful home. Etowah Heights, in honor of her birthday Friday afternoon. Mrs. Zuber was assisted in serving tea, conee and cake by Mrs. G. w. Copeland and Mrs. Lowe Jaxon. A tea table was set in violet effect Seated at the table with the hostess were Mrs. Havis, Mrs. Llnd- sey, Mrs. McCaron, Mrs. Drewey, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Powell, Mrs Clem Zuber, Mrs. Jaxon' Miss Calhoun.
 The Ladies Euchre club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Keller on avenue ' xAltSi eiiO AN6 @-~-- business meeting progressive euchre was played Mrs. W. B. Sullivan won the first prize, beautiful piece of statuary, the booby fell to Mrs. House. Delicious refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. w. B. Sullivan, Mrs. House, Mrs. Joe Sholl, Mrs. w. N Wood. Mrs. Frederick B. Dodge, Mrs. Leo Brooa, Mrs. Henry Broda, Mrs. Conrad Wahl, Mrs. John H. Jones, Mrs. Van Ohl, Mrs. Charles Hughmes, Mrs. Ralph Cromwell The club will meet next Friday with Mrs Raluph Cromwell on Ensley High lands.
 Master Ava Donnalson entertained tTl- day evening at the home of MT. and Mrs Sandifud, 24lO Avenue F. Those present were Clarence Day, Ava Donnalson, Ralph MeDowell John McWilliams, Tracey Kegley, Edward Fink. George De- frees, Ernest Sans, Kenyon Dehaney, Miss Leona Davis.
 MT. and Mrs J M. Perkins entertained Friday evening at their home at Shady- side. The occasion was the fifteenth an- niversary of their wedding. splendid musical programme was the feature Of the evening.