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Crockard, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Shook.
Mrs. Viola Redin, Mr.. and Mrs Rob :
ert Jemison, Jr.. Mr.. Ryding and Mr..
Morris Bush. Mr.. and Mrs Mason Dill
lards party included Miss Nell Brant-
ley of Troy, Mr.. George II. Dudley. Jr..
CT Florence, a Vanderbilt student; Mr..
Lee Allen Brooks, Mr.. Arthur Adams,
Jr., and Miss Dean billiard. Miss Mary
Munger had a party of 10 guests in
honor of Miss Florence Harris of
Montgomery and Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Drennen entertained, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney ]. Bowie were hosts to a party
of nine to compliment Hon. Champ
Clark of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
FELTON, Wimberly were there and Mr..
and Mrs. David Roberts, Jr.. and among
others noted were Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy knight,
Miss Beverly Leake, Mr.. and Mrs z.
Fl. Cabaniss, Judge Hundley, Mr.. Hol-
lis Bush. Mr. w. B. Hicks. Mr. and Mrs
Richard Randolph and their guest, Mr.
Walter Allen, Mr.. Jack Allison, who
had six friends with him. Mr. Martin
Tide, Mr.. Hubert Kinney, Mr.. Fred
erick Larkin, Mr.. Harry Bissell, Mr.
and Mrs. L. e. Brooks. Mr.. Brandon
baugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jemison,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowron, and Mr..
and Mrs. Webb Crawford.
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MIR. AND MRS. MORSCHEIMER
ENTERTAIN FORMALLY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morschelmer en-
tertained Wednesday evening at their
home in compliment to Miss Alma
Lceth of Cullman, one of the prettiest
and most popular of the visiting girls.
limited number Of friends took
part in the pleasures of the occasion,
the personnel being composed chiefly
of the younger friends of the hosts,
and music and dancing. with a Dutch
supper to follow, formed the pro-
gramme for one of the brightest small
affairs of the week
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Pratt City

Mrs. l.. A. Poole was hostess at her
home in Pratt City yesterday AFTERNOON
with a miscellaneous shower, compliment
ing Mrs. Helm mabel Barnard). The
rooms were decorated with ferns, cut
flowers and autumn leaves. musical
programme was rendered by Mrs. r. G.
Mcmahon, Mrs. ]. r. Barnhart, Mrs H.
G. Culverhouse, and Miss Ethel Daniel.
Amid a shower of rice, the many useful
and pretty gifts were brought in by an
old nanny In large cotton basket,
after which the guests were served with
a tempting salad and ice course.
The Woman's Missionary society Of the
Methodist church. south, will have their
monthly social tea Tuesday afternoon II
tho home of Mrs. @. W. Brown.
Mr.. o. L. Brooks Is at home after an
extended trip to Eufaula, Macon and At
lanta.
Miss Thelma Patton of Shows Springs
Is the weekend guest of Miss Ethel
Daniel.
Mr.. P. H. Hester of Independence has
been called to the bedside Of his son. Mr.
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DOLL BAZAR NOTES

A meeting of all committees of the
doll bazaar will take place at the
Hotel Hillman Thursday morning at
1920.
Mrs. Thomas Parke, chairman re-
quests that women of the various Pres
byterian churches interested in serv-
ing luncheon on Presbyterian Day
meet in the basement of the IIandley
Memorial church tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock instead of at the First
Presbyterian. as was first planned.
Mrs. Robert Brooke, chairman of
dolls. asks that all who have dressed
dolls and those who promised UNI
dressed dolls kindly send them at once
TO 1880 Sycamore street
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MIR. AND MRS. BROOK E
HOSTS AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brooke gave the
final dinner party in a series of such
events last evening at the Country club
to compliment Mrs. Brooke's sister, Miss
Emily Dixon, and her guests. Those
seated about the table. which was grace
fully decorated with autumn blossoms.
were Mr. and Mrs. Brooke, Miss Dixon,
Miss Mary Witherspoon of Nashville, Miss
Dorothy Gardner Cole of Newman, Ga.
Mr. Reese Murray, Mr.. John Newsom
and Mr.. Henry Badham, Jr.
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Greensboro Society

Greensboro, November ,3.-One of tho
pleasant events in society the past week
was a bridge party given by Mrs. Cad
wallader Erwin. in honor OF her niece,
Mrs. p. f. Osborn, Jr.. bride who has
had a number of courtesies extended to
her since coming to Greensboro.
The Erwin home, 'Glencairn.' was
aglow with sunshine and autumn leaves
on Tuesday afternoon, when 30 women in
smart fall gowns came to meet the
honoree.
Mrs. Osborn wore a most becoming
black velvet afternoon gown with white
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Charles Hester. who is seriously Ill at the
South Highland infrmary.
Mrs. Xix Frazier has returned to her
home in Pratt City after spending the
summer with her mother Mrs. w. w.
Rainier. at Union Springs.
Miss Eva Levy and Miss Bessie Levy
left yesterday to visit friends at Johns.
Mrs. N. w. Kelly from VINEYARD, Cam
ada, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. v. ".
Gregory.
Miss Clara GLASGOW from West Pratt
left yesterday to spend the winter with
| relatives at Harmony.
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Inglenook

Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Craig entertained
4 few friends last evening with Progress
sive a. Tables were In the living room.
which were adorned with autumn leaves
and chrysanthemums. At the conclusion
Of the game refreshments were served ia
Mr.. and Mrs George Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. p. White. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. Boles, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Langston.
Mr.. Walter Middleton was host to the
Boys Scout club last evening. After the
business session with Scout Master j.
K. Thompson presiding q social hour was
enjoyed, during which refreshments were
served to IA guests.
Mrs. J. C. Nowlin will entertain the
Methodist Aid society Tuesday afternoon.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will meet tomorrow with Mrs. NJ. p.
White.
Tho Inglenook School Improvement as
ISOLATION will have an oyster supper
Tuesday evening at Inglenook station.
Miss Ethel Strickland 10 visiting reia.
tives In Woodstock.
Mrs. M. Davis IL the guest Of relatives
In Prattville.
Mrs. J. B. McAuister who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. c. q. Har-
vey, left yesterday for her home In Chat.
tanooga.
Mr.. L. F. Bates Of Huntsville Il the
guest Of Mr.. ]. w. Craig.
Miss Lizzie Mcneil has returned to heI
homo in Jemison after being the guess
of Mrs. ]. X. Thompson.
Miss Carrie Devine has returned to De
catur after visit with Miss Winnie Ford
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Craig entertained
the members Of the Inglenook Forty
two club Friday evening at their home
in Inglenook. The house was beautiful
! ly decorated in cotton brought from
the field.
The prize was q small bale Of cotton
After the games an ice course was
served by the hostess. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs
Langston, Mr. and Mrs. White. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunn, Mr.. L. T. Bates Of Hunts
vile, who is here to attend the Van
derbilt-Auburn football game; Walter
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MR.. AND MRS. DRENNEN
ARE HOSTS AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Drennen invited a
party of friends to dinner last night at
the Country club to meet DR.. and Mrs.
Travis Drennen of Hot Springs. In the
group besides the guests of honor We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Levert, Mr.. and Mrs. Paschal
Shook, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Kaul, Mr..
and Mrs. William II. kettig.
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MR.. AND MRS. HARRIS
ENTERTAIN BRIDAL PARTY

Following the rehearsal for the mar
rage of Miss Eula Whatley to Mr. Shir-
ley Harris last evening, his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Harris, were hosts
at delightful buffet supper at their
home on South Fourteenth avenue.
The house was lovely with its pink
and yellow decorations, specimen yell
low chrysanthemums being beautifully
combined with pink Killarney roses and
the chandeliers and mantels were
draped with southern smilax. A basket
of Killarney roses adorned the center
of the dining table. where delicious
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COUNCIL OF CLUBS
MEETS MONDAY

of Women's clubs Monday, 80 a. m, In
the commissioners audience room in the
city hall. The call is made by the Cad
mean Circle. seconded by the Out vive
club.
The object of the call is to consider
some systematic method by which the
Council Of Women's clubs may assist In
aiding the Belgian relief fund.
Club presidents or Their representatives
are urged to be present at this impor-
tant meeting.
MRS. JOSEPH M'LESTER,
President.
MRS. GEORGE HARRINGTON.
Secretary
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SOCIETY IN
GREATER BIRMINGHAM
Euslev

Mr.. Roy School entertained a few
friends at his home on Ensley Highlands
Friday evening. The house was dec
grated with ferns, palms and cut flowers
Games, contests and music were the d.
versions of the evening and a salad course
was served to the following guests: Miss
Pearl Leymance, Miss Agnes Leymance.
Miss Lillian Gardner, Miss Annie Lou
Guthrie. Miss Bessie snapp. Misc Viola
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Oggs, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Roba Smith,
Miss Linda Mae Smith. Mr.. Burnell ~
| Ter, Mr.. Laurence Martin, Mr.. Walter
| Johnson, Mrs. Glenn Miller, Mr.. Albert
Copeland, Mr.. Eugene Walker. Mr.. Roy
Scholl, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scholl, Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Scholl, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B..
| Barrett.
The Grace chapter of the Westminster
guild were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. III. J. Cummings in Fairvlew Satur-
day afternoon. After an interesting pro-
gramme light refreshments were served
| to the regular members, which number
f13
| The Home Mission society of the Shady
| side Methodist church will have an all day
service Tuesday at the church.
| DR.. w. II. McDugall will give lyceum
| lecture November 81 at the Fairview
Methodist church.
| Miss Ethel Canant and Mr.. w. B. Redd-
/ lex were quietly married Thursday They
will make their home with the brides par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Canant, on
Park avenue.
Miss Clarke McNair of Columbia will
| be the guest of Miss Pauline Echols next
| week.
| The many friends of Mrs. Mabel Ander-
| son will be glad to learn she Is improving
after a serious operation in a local In
| Urinary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lester o. Pollock nave
named their little son Lester o. Pollock.
Jr.
DR. J. L. Fields is visiting his son. Capt.
A. e. Fields, at Shady Side.
| The Missionary society of the Baptist
church will meet Monday afternoon at
| the church.
| Mrs George A. Mllar gave linen
| shower Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Ensley Highlands in compliment to
! her niece, Miss Bessie Millar Tayman,
whose marriage to Mr.. William A. Clark
of Birmingham occurred last evening at
| her home. Autumn foliage, ferns and vel
| low chrysanthemums were used to dec
crate for the party, which was enjoyed
| by about 20 guests. Five hundred was
PLAYED and the prize was pair of white
silk hose.
| The linen pieces were brought in by lit
| tie Miss Helen Millar, who dressed as a
| fairy. drove an automobile filled with
| the linen gifts. A salad and ice course
| for emphasizing the color scheme fol-
lowed the games. Those present were
Miss Tavman. Mrs. Charles R. Tayman.
Mrs. Carl Rido,,t Mrs. O. r. Curry, and
Mrs. To''iver Of Birmingham. Miss Lena
KING and Miss Matte Hammond Of RUS
seliviIIe XIV. Mrs. T. A. NewboId. Mrs.
| 7 A. Scholl. Mrs. c. A. Carey, Mrs. c. A.
p'rk. Mrs. G. r. R'rk Mrs. rda Bush.
Mrs W. d. M'i'ar Of Fairfield. Miss Mary
prou&h of Johnstown. Pa. Mrs o. A..
| Marsteiiar, Mrs Robert Palmer, Mrs.
| s. L. Morrow. Miss Ruth Morrow. Mrs.
Homer Barley of Ensley.
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MR.. AND MRS. NELSON
HOSTS AT DINNER-DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson were hosts
at dinner last evening at the Country
club for their guests Miss Carrie Knox
of Admission and Miss Marie Harwell of
Nashville. In the party at their table.
besides the honorees, wer Mr. Tom
Scott and Mr.. Cole Scott OF Richmond,
DIR. Oates of Montgomery, DR.. Smith of
Admission and Mr.. Theodore Nelson.
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MISS LOUISE LONG
BRIDGE LUNCHEON HOSTESS

Miss Louise Long entertained the men,
bers of Miss Eula Whatley's bridal party
yesterday morning at bridge In compli-
ment to tomorrows bride, and after IN
attractive and attempting arrangements
was served at 1870 o'clock, and prizes
bestowed, the young women were Joined
by the men of the bridal party and all
motored out to Redwood to see the
Auburn-Vandy game
The yellow chrysanthemums from which
the color scheme of the wedding tomor-
row evening Is taken. made a decoration
motif for the party that was especially
timely. because of the gold in the colors
representing the teams yesterday after
noon. Miss Long gave several most de-
sirable prizes; for Mss Whatley she had
made beautiful boudoir cap which she
placed in a quaint box brought from
Dresden this summer. Miss Carolyn
Smythe of Memphis won a fully equipped
sewing basket. attractive In design. and
the consolation prize was drawn by Miss
Carrie Yates.
The girls of Miss Whatleys nuptial
party, and Miss Jessie May Perkins.
composed the guest list
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MRS. NATHAN L. MILLER
HOSTESS FOR MISS WI SON

In honor of Miss Sara Rogan Wilson,
Mrs. Nathan l.. Miller plans to give
luncheon Wednesday. November 20,
at the Country club, her guests to in
clude Miss Wilson's attendants and
two or three intimate friends.
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were noted Miss Florence Coffin, Miss
Leila Smith, Miss Bessie McCrossin,
Mrs. Charles e. bowman, Mr.. and
Mrs. jerks Cabaniss and a number of
the club men.
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The Garrick Dramatic club will present
the play, Captain Racket" at Howard
college. Mrs w. r. Scott will direct.
Mrs. ]. c. Hutto. who has been Ill for
the past week, Is convalescing.
Mrs. N. A. Barrett returned Friday
night from Dothan.
Mrs. F.. E. Belsher. who attended the
U. d. C. convention in Savannah. has
returned home.
Mrs. A. d. Smith gave a reception FRI
day evening for her Sunday school class,
the Psi Delta fraternity Of Howard coll
lege. She was assisted by Mrs. l.. A.
Keene, Mrs. Mel Smith and Mr.. Albert
Leo Smith. Refreshments were served
and the house was decorated with pink
chrysanthemums and greenery.
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NIXSON-AND

Mr. and Mrs. Seph Anderson of Epes
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Helon Louise, to Mr.. Jasper Moreland
Nixon of Livingston, the weddink to take
place Wednesday, November 25. at the
First Baptist church.
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White. Miss Pearle Craig, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Boles and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Craig.
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Pains in Side, Could Hardly Stand.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

| The Council of Jewish Women will
hold an important business meeting
| Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
| temple.
! The Highlands Methodist church ba-
Ear will open Tuesday and continue
| until Saturday in the store on Twen-
tieth street and Third avenue in which
| st. Mary's bazar was conducted this
week.
Pelham chapter. U. D. c., will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. ]. e. Penney.
2122 Avenue l. at 2:30 o'clock. Atten-
ton is called to the change in the
hour.
Mrs. T. M. Mcclellan. chairman of
the Highlands Methodist church ba-
bar, asks that all of the ladies' of the
church send their contributions of
fancy work for the bazar which Is TO
be conducted next week. to 223 Tween
tieth street, north, tomorrow.
The Arion club. assisted by Miss
Abigail Crawford. Mrs. Laurens
Block. Mr.. Klenk and Mr. Geigenber-
ger, Will give a concert in the high
school auditorium on Tuesday night.
December 8.
The quartet at the Eleventh Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church will sing
this morning, THE Lord Is My Shep-
herd" by Rogers, and Ponder My
Words" by Harker The special
numbers at the evening service will be
Jesus, Lover OF My SOUL. by Williams.
and Now the Day Is Over" by Broome.
St. Andrews guild will hold it's an
nual bazaar at 223 North Twentieth street.
beginning November %. Turkey lunch
cons will be served In connection with the
bazaar
The ladies of the guild of Trinity
church, West End, will hold an informal
reception at the home of Mrs. II. NJ. Bar
rett, 205 North Pearl street on Thursday
eyeniug Noyamber 10 All EDiScOpa1iapa
residing In West End are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Ralph O'Dell Kaufman (Alice Fal.
lon) will be heard in the solo Promise OF
Life" by Cowden, at the Sunday night
service of the First Methodist church.
There will also be attractive renditions
by the quarter-choir.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF BIRMINGHAM SOCIETY

buffet supper was served. Hot chocolate
and coffee were dispensed in the DEF
and the attractive punch table was
placed In cluster of large ferns and
palms on the porch.
Included in the hospitality were Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Harris, Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Wratley. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Miss Eula Whatley. Miss Carolyn
Smythe, Miss Carrie Yates, Miss Doris
Monghon, Miss Alma Messer. Miss Mar
garet SibIey, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss
Pattie Rena Shepherd. Miss Louise
Long, Miss Susie Hatcher of Columbus
Ga, Mr.. Shirley Harris, Mr.. Sharpe Gill
lespy, Jr., Mr.. Kinnon Beling, Mr.. Eric
Cheape. Mr.. Ashby Long, Mr.. James Gil
lespy, Jr., Mr.. Archibald Davidson, Mr.
Ravie Norris, Mr.. Sidney Coleman, Mr.
John Underwood Mr.. George Mently
and Mr. Bates Whatley.
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a. a. Miller. Of Twentieth street Dr.
suffering with typhoid fever
Prof J. N Miller. from near Balt.
more and Prof. l.. r. Roberts. Of
Buckhannon. arrived In Weliaburr
early Monday morning 20 take or
their duties in the schools. after
spending o. week az their homes
County superintendent Of Schools
q p. Potter arrived On this city Sun.
day evening. from the Southern Edu
Gators Conference a. Louisville Ky.
Mrs r. vs. Marsh and youu- ton
home Of Mrs Marsh's sister. Nrs
Agnes Hartley
.. q. Beans. Of the Bradstraet aFeu.
Cy. Wheeling. IVES Wcllsburu bust
ness caller on Monday
p p. Carter was Sunday visitor
~ Ruckhannon
Mis- Hazel Glow. of Windsor. WAS
a WellsburE caller on SUNDAY.
clifford Wells. George Caldwell e.
= Jacob. Paul Elccssor. Paul Koi7
and Harry Hoover were Wheeling
callers on Sunday evening
Miss Mary frances McConnaurhv
N PITTSBURGH. Pa uho has been tho
guest ~ her aunt Mrs W y Hsrth
FOR q week past returned To- her home
on sunday
Mrs fiurh Bsrih Of Charles street
who has been very ill is much iu
proved
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Dee Dis Recorded.


Milton r. Freshwater and Annie l..
Freshwater. his wife. TO G.. l.. Buch-
anan Of Holidays Cove. w. Va. lots
Nos. 3, 10, IL. L. In Midway addition
20 the City OF Wellsburg; considera-
ton 800 and other valuable lconsid-
GRAFTON. Dated April 4. 1914.
Webster ID. Davidson of Cross
Greek district to ]. w. Johnston OF
Follansbee. interest In small tract OF
land in the w. ID. Davidson plan %
lots a tFollansbee. consideration 81.
Dated November /, 1911.
Webster ID. Davidson TO J. w. John
ston Of Follansbee. ono acre near
Mlngo Ferry on the West Virginia
side: consideration 81. Dated Janu.
airy 70. 1914.
T. w Johnston and Violet j. John
ston, his wife, to J. w. Johnston Of
Follansbee, tract Of land i'm Cross
Creek district: consideration 81
Dated June 3. 1914.
Brooke County Improvement com
pany 10 Groyanni Toronfoglio OF Fol-
lansbee. lot No. $50 in the original
plan Of Follansbee. Dated April z.
1914.
Advance Building association 10
Robert Scott Sr.. lot No. So in orig
inal plan OF lots in the Fourth ward
consideration 1850. Dated April 10.
1914.
Jesse a. McNear and N. Z. McNear.
his wife. TO Frank n. DeBruin, all of
Wellsburg northern half OF lot No. SO
in the general plan OF lots in the Mid
gay addition to the City OF WeIlsburg:
consideration SO and other valuable
consideration. Dated April II, 1914
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A hasty examination made by the
new city commissioners OF the con-
dition OF the city finances is said TO
have disclosed the fact that the funds
OF the city are very low at present
and that retrenchments must be made
in every possible way in order that
the AFFAIRS may be carried on until
the next levy Is due. II Is claimed
that TOO much money was spent by
the outgoing council, thus depicting
the treasury before more money was
available. An audit OF the city ac-
counts is now being made and this
viii furnish a complete account OF
the city affairs in a few DAYS.