The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
MISS LEILA WOOD
 HOSTESS AT DINNER

MISS LEILA WOOD
 HOSTESS AT DINNER
 Red Mount cottage and Camp Kill kare are neighbors up on the heights near Birmingham, and the sterhng Woods, who live in the one, and the uartv of young men who have spent the summer in the other, frequently enjoy a Joint hospitality. Last evening Miss Leila Wood was the hostess at a dinner party which included several of her girl friends and the campers at Killkare. After dinner the entire gathered about great fire on the lawn and in the picturesque setting furnished by the mountain scenery by night and the glow of the leaping flames several hours were passed in toasting marshmaIlows and story tell ing; the occasion developed some cap ital raconteurs and experiences, both real and fictitious.
 Miss Woods guests were Miss Be- rena Kirkpatrick, Miss Mary Lou Cobb, Miss Rose Owen McDavid, Miss Eliz- abeth Bowie. and Messrs. William Wicks, William Millsap. William Will son, Hugh Martin, Hugh Miller. Jim Bartin, and Leightoon Wood. Assisting the hostess were her parents. MT. and Mrs. Sterling A Wood
 HAfSDI
 Rev. and Mrs. 0. S. Anderson of Newborn, Ala, announce the engage ment of their daughter. Martha Louise. to MT. William Hardie. Jr. of Alex andria, Ala, the wedding to take place November 8 at Newborn.
 MERCY HOME
 MEETING POSTPONED
 The meeting of the board of mana gers, the active and advisory board of the Mercy Home Industrial school of woodla wn, which was announced yes tsrday to take place this afternoon at 3:so o'clock at the building in Wood lawn. has been postponed because of indictment weather.
 Pelham chapter, U. D. C., will meet Wednesday afternoon ct 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. c. Branscomb, b1S North Nineteenth street.
 Tuesday afternoon the first meeting of the Central Improvement association for the year will take place at the High school. Representatives from all of the chapters will be expected. An interesting programme has been ar ranged ana 1t will be followed by an Informal reception.
 The Council of womenis clubs will hold cafled meeting Wednesday morning at 1o:so o'clock at Cable hall; The caii was made by the Kenilworsn club and seconded by the Culture. Its purpose is to arrange for the enter tainment of the federation which meets in November.
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. swope are cole
 >l annfvorgaru n their wedding today and expect their friends to call informally at their homo.
 The board of managers of the Mercy Home will hold their regular meeting at 1o.so o'clock at the home.
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 Rev. George B. McAdory Boyd of Rio de Janiero will occupy the pulpit of his cousin, Rev. George E. Boyd. Of St. John's Methodist church this morning at the Il o'clock service ano tnis even ing at f:so o'clock wiil deliver 2 lee ture on the "Religious Conditions of Brazil" <
 The Presbyterian Missionary union of north Alabama will meet In the Fnsiev Presbyterian church Tuesday, at lO.9o m. Tho Ensley ladies will serve lunch both Tuesday and Wednesday The vivian ladies will serve supper to the delegates on Tuesday evening. pr. Moore of Japan will deliver the mis- sionary address Tuesday evening.
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 There will be "tackey party" at the home of Mrs. M Willows Tuesday even ing. October II, for the benefit of the Womanss Home Mission society. West Woodlawn M. B. church. No. 5o01 Fifth
 avenue. north.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS
 Miss Emma Whitaker of Meridian Is the guest of Mrs. A. D. Moore, SIS North Nineteenth street. during the fair.
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 MrA [. Block. who has been ax St.