The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM West End

The Theta Alpha Beta club was de-
 l1ghtfully entertained Thursday after
 noon with Miss Vera Brent as hostess
 In West End. Autumn flowers deco
 rated the rooms where tables were placed for the club game, auction
 bridge, for which two prizes, a box of
 hand embroidered handkerchiefs and a poudoir cap, were awarded Later a salad and ice course was served to the following: Mrs. T. M. Cottrell Miss Beatrice Burns, Miss Mardelle Cham blee, Miss Roberta Wilson Miss Lois Wilson. Mrs. Vincent Shields. Miss
 Pauline Thomas. Miss Edna Allison, Miss Carrie Papot, Miss Frances Ma con, Miss Mary Claire Norwood, Miss
 Helen Edwards. Miss Vera Brent, Miss
 Wilmuth Hickman. Miss Susie White head Miss Mary Lou Chamblee, Mrs Elmer Heinze, Mrs. Hubert Norwood
 Mrs. Marvin Edwards and Mrs. D. V. Edmundson.
 Mrs. Vincent Shields was hostess at
 an informal bridge party Friday after non in West End. The house was pret- tily decorated for the occasion and at the end of the game a guest towel and centerpiece were awarded as trophies An ice course was passed to the guests including: Mrs w. L. Simmons, Mrs K.
 D. Todd, Miss Bessie Tindall. Miss Mary Claire Norwood, Mrs Elmer Heinze Miss Emma Carr, Miss Edna Allison Miss Vera Brent. Miss Urania Garden,
 Miss Beulah Bain, Miss Pauline Thomas
 Mrs. J. T. Thomas.
 The West End Forty-two club met this pastsweek with Mrs. W. F. Jordan Ferns and chrysanthemums decorated the house, and at the close of the meet ing dainty refreshments were served to the following members: Mrs. o. c. Taff Mrs. S. M. Cox. Mrs. T. F. Healey, Mrs J. H. Pope, Mrs. c. B. Sowers, Mrs. Carl Rar twk ~ y Lewis, Mrs. Luttrel1 Hale. Mrs. S. w.
 Burbage. Mrs B. c. Taylor. Mrs. U. Prickett, Mrs. w. c. Gardener, Mrs. Hardeman. Miss sallie Glasscock. Mrs. Gilmer Allison is visiting rela- tives in Gadsden.
 Mrs. James Craig has returned from
 six weeks stay in Pennsylvania. Little Dorothy Daniel is convales-
 cent from a severe Hines at the home
 of her parents. MT. and Mrs. L. A. Dan-
 iel, in West End
 MT. and Mrs. P. F. McAllister an-
 nounce the marriage of their daughter,
 Della May, to MT. John Hollingsworth,
 Jr., at their home Wednesday. Novem-
 Der 4. MT. and Mrs. Hollingsworth are
 away on a bridal trip, but will be at homo at its conclusion in West End. Ensley
 The sixth and seventh grades of the Minor school entertained their friends at a tacky party last evening in Ems ley. Games and music were enjoyed, after which light refreshments wore | served. Miss Grace Hassler was awarded a box of candy for wearing the most ridiculous costume. Ferns and chrysanthemums decorated | the house when Mrs. W. R. Anderson entertained the Womans' Christian Temperance union of Fairview. Friday afternoon. The various members read | interesting papers and few musical selections were rendered. Dainty re- treatments brought the meeting to
 close.
 Miss Betsy Hamilton will deliver a | lecture Tuesday evening under the
 auspices of the Philathea class at the Hunter Street Baptist church in Fair view.
 Mrs S. H. Mann will entertain the
 Ensley Highland Forty-two club Mon day evening.
 | Mrs T. L. Barrett will be hostess Of Tuesday evening complimenting the
 Thursday Afternoon Forty-two club.
 The HigSland circle of the Ensley
 Methodist church will meet Monday
 with Mrs. R. F. Mosely.
 Mrs w. J. Davidson has returned
 to Columbus. Ga. after a visit to Mrs. l w. B. Hyde.
 Mrs J. W. Durr of Carey, Ind, is the guest of Mrs. H. J. Williams.
 Miss Christine Robbins and Miss Ethel Chiles came up from Tusca.- loosa to spend the weekend with rela- lives in Ensley.
 Mrs. Katherine Buerger of Mobile is
 the guest of Mrs. w. F. Carraway. l MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Hoene of Ems
 ley have named their little son Paul Balthasar Hoene.
 WOOdlawn The M. L. O. w. club met Friday aft ernoon with Miss Mildred Basenberg as
 hostess in Woodlawn. Autumn foliage