The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-08

1 Mrs. Charles Faulkner.
 Mrs. w. T. Mackey and her little son are at home from a trip to Corona, where they visited friends
 Wylam l The Mothers Self-Culture club of Wy lam will hold a meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. J c. Mason as hostess.
 The Ladies Aid society of the wylam Baptist church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Reid | MT. and Mrs. Stewart Walker of St. Paul, Minn., have come to Wylam to | spend the winter.
 Mir Charles Harrison of Warrior is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Wesley Har- veil.
 Mrs. J. C. Mason has as her guests Mrs. John Lucas and MT. and Mrs. Thomas Foster of Maxwell, Tenn. Mir. W A. Miller of Springville Is visit ins his daughter, Mrs H. A. Reviere. Ensley The Amicitia 800 club met yesterday aft ernoon with Mrs. Ira F. Gorham as hostess at her lovely bungalow in Fair | field. Ferns and goldenrod were used to decorate for the event and the score were marked upon cards of the same design. A bottle of toilet water and a box of dainty handkerchiefs were award | ed as first and consolation prizes at the close of the game. 1 A salad and ice course was served to the guests, including: Mrs. Jack Ellis, | Mrs Harry Jones. Mrs Frank Lemont. Mrs w. M. Landrnm, Mrs. Andrew Me- l Cormack, Mrs. R, l.. Zeigler, Mrs. Scar son. Mrs J. ". Black Mrs F A. Hugue and Miss Sara Glider. | Mrs. ". J. Kelly was at home yesterday | in Ensley to the members of the High | lend Forty-two club. The house was made very attractive with autumn flow | CTS and an ice and salad course followed the game The guests included the mem- bers and Mrs. ]. C. Carter and Mrs. NJ | M. Hughes.
 The Recreation club meeting has been postponed until next Wednesday, when Mrs. T. T. Wheeler of East Lake, will be hostess.
 Mrs M. A. Rose, of Europa, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. A. T. Mathews.
 
 visiting relatives in Enslay. |
 Mrs. b W. Roden of Haleyvile. is spending several days with Mrs E. B. Fuller.
 1 | Miss Rose Denham, of Monticello, Fla, is the guest Of friends in Ensley.
 
 Mrs. C. T. Morrow. of oneonta. is vis- iting Mrs j. R. White.
 Wo0dlawn
 Mrs. ]. w. Sims was hostess at a | spend-theday party yesterday for her | guest Miss Carrie Randall of Monte l valo. Roses centered the table and the | following guests were invited to meet | the honoree Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. w. l.. Poole.
 The regular weekly meeting of the | Wednesday Afternoon Crochet club was | held yesterday with Miss Anna Watt as 1 hostess in Woodlawn and the hours were spent with many kinds of fancy work. Miss Katherine Reid entertained the following friends at luncheon yesterday 1 at 1 o'clock at her home in Woodlawn: Miss Katherine Gregory, Miss Hattie Hughes Kennedy. Miss Lapsey Lanier and Miss Nina Bain. | The Woodawn Literary society, com posed of more than a dozen clever young men, held an interesting meeting last evening at the city hall in Woodawn to discuss plans for the debate with the lit | erary society of the South Highlands. Interesting talks on the present European | war were delivered by Mir. William Jones' MT. Herbert Hahn and MT. Emmett Rose. Mrs. Everett Smith has returned from a stay of three months in Boston,
 Mrs. J. l.. Thomas of Alexander City is the guest of Mrs. II. J. Gillam | Miss Mary Lou McClellen of West Point Miss. is the attractive visitor of Mrs. Miles Bradford
 Miss Susie Weissinger has returned from a visit to friends in Selma
 Dr. and Mrs Roy McGlathery of De- catur are visiting relatives in Woodlawn. Mi. and Mrs w s. Griffin of Tusca- loosa are guests of Mrs. R. A. Bearden.
 MT. and Mrs. George C. Steeles have re- turned from their wedding trip and are keeping house on Austin avenue.
 
 Miss Annie Laurie Fulton and Miss Helen Adams of Gadsden are spending sometime with Mrs. J. W. Hardesty.
 Mrs. R. D. Reed is the guest of rela- tives in St. Louis.