The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-21
Miss Embry Entertains


 have with them a dog named Don and horse who responds to the appellation of Dolly.
 Miss Embry Entertains Miss Lulline Embrey was a hostess of Thursday afternoon entertaining the Forty-two club at the home of her sister Mrs H. c. Moore, on Arlington avenue.
 The eight tables of players were scat tered about the living and dining rooms and on the front veranda. The consola- tion prize, a hand embroidered handker- chief, was drawn by cut for the lowest and fell to Mrs. T. I. Conwell. The first tropyh, bottle of toilet water was awarded Miss Matura Benton, and the guest prize to Mrs. L. Y. Lipscomb.
 Mrs. Moore in a striking green costume with touches of old rose, Miss Ellen Da- wis and Miss Embery in girlish frocks ot white linen served a tempting course or ices in red and white after the games.
 Among those sharing this pleasant hos pitaity with the club members were Mes danes T. I. Conwell, l.. Y. Lipscomo, George Harrison, 8. Bailey, Phil Lacye, R. W. Waldrop, Misses Ellen Davis, Cath crime, May and Ethel Adams
 W. A. Williams Dies
 w A. Williams, aged 3S, awell known citizen of Lipscomb, died last night at his late residence at that place
  10 days. The deceased is survived by his widow, his mother tive sisters, two brothers and several children. He was employed as bank boss at the Wood ward mines and was well known in this district. The funeral arrangements will be announcedlater, Announcements
 Mrs J. Fred Robertson vii entertain at combination party at her home in honor of Miss Tcra Marks. the guests to include members of the senior class ,f the high school and friends or the honoree.
 Thomas H. Holt encampment No. 30, I. o. o. F.. will meet Friday night.
 The Baraca class of the First Chris tian church will be the hosts at social meeting in their class room in the church yard Friday evening. A pro gramme of games has been arrahseo' to be followed by refreshments.
 There will be a full rehearsal of the "Old Maids Convention" at the audi torium Friday afternoon.
 The United Daughters of the Con federacy will meet at o'clock Friday afternoon at the library to complete plans for tag day. All chairmen or the committee are urged to be present. The Ladies' Aid society of the Jones' boro Methodist church will present the following programme at the auditorium Friday night: Merry June" chorus Mesdames J. D. Martin. Bessie Gun nels, Beckham Sanders, Misses Francis Fitzpatrick. Flynn. Bertha Acker, and Ida Bell Foster
 | Piano duet, "Witches' Flight" Misses Gladys Martin and Mrs. Grove. Solo. Sing Me 10 Sleep" Miss Ida Foster.
 Recitation, "Neighbors," Miss Grace Mcdaniel.
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 Dialogue, e"I Want to Play House With You" Misses Nellie Adams and Belinda Brown.
 Song, "Gypsy Roundo,'" Miss Francis Fitzpatrick.
 Reading. College oil Can," Mrs. F. IS Kennedy
 Solo. There Never Was a Gal Like You" Herbert Lawson, | Sketch in one act "Dispelling Big i Tim from Bethel Church" Those taking part are Hosmer Martin, Arthur Car 'isle, Walter Houston, Herbert smith son. Herbert Moon, Floyd Byrd. Fred Bryant and Maury Leslie.
 Personals
 The condition of Mrs. George Martin, who is seriously i'll at her home in Jonesboro, remains unchanged. | MT. and Mrs. R. Kuchiniski of spring field Mo. are the guests of their son, Professor Kuchinski, at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Fl. Lewis. w. D. Lanier. T. A. Hines and W. ID. Surratt assisted in the conferring Of the Master Mason's degree at the meet | ing of the Dolomite lodge, A. F. and A. M, held Thursday night. pr. and Mrs. E. K. Hanby have named their little son ElmuseK., Jr. l Mrs w. s. Strickland and Mrs. D. H. Funnelsoa of Birmingham are the | guests of Mrs. H. C. Christlieb at the | Grand hotel.
 Miss Frankie Mitchell of Marion. Ala, Is the guest of Mrs. c. Hagler on | Fourth avenue.
 Miss Lora Gum has almost entirely recovered from recent attack of rheu- | ma tism.
 Mrs. Lacy Edmondson has been ap- rointed chairman of the U. D. c. com- raittee on arrangements for the con- veyances to carry the veterans to the cemetery on Memorial Day, Wednesday, April 26.