The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-21

Mrs. J. B. Bancroft in East Lake. The entire lower floor was lavishly decorated
 with ferns, cosmos dahlas, salvia ana
 other autumn flowers and the lace coV- cred dining table was centered with a
 basket of pink cosmos tied with bow or
 white tulle and the hints and refresh-
 ments further developed the pink and
 white color motif. The tea tables were
 presided over by Mrs. J. c. Dawson and
 Mrs. J. D. Thompson, assisted by Mrs.
 Robert Morris, Mrs. Willis Bass. Mrs. E.
 G. Burchfied and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks.
 Music for the afternoon was furnished
 by Miss Frances Macon, Miss Kathleen
 Meadows and Miss May Ottis Robinson. The following club members composed the receiving line: Mrs. Berney. Mrs.
 Bancroft. Mrs. Sumter Lea, Jr., Mrs. E. J. Robinson, Mrs. Roberta Culpepper' Mrs. Lewis Morris, Mrs. J. T. McPher- son. Mrs. w. c. Caldwell, Mrs. H. C. Washington, Miss Lou Abbe Chambless,
 Miss Nele Ellis and others. The invita-
 ton list included 125 guests. MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Holcomb and their little son have returned from an extended stay in Asheville, N. c. MT. Hol- comb has entirely recovered from his re- cent illness.
 The Outlook club will meet Friday
 morning with Mrs. w. D. Smith on Gray mont Heights.
 The Graymont School Improvement as- sociation will hold a meeting this after-
 noon at 2:3O o'clock.
 l Mr. and Mrs. John McGill entertained 1 the following friends at dinner last even l ing at their home in East Birmingham; 1 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Brown, MT. and Mrs James McGill, MT, and Mrs. J. D. Faulk- ner, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mehaney ano l others.
 l The meeting of the Independent clut | with Mrs. D. Smith for Thursday after
 noon has been postponed.
 Mrs. George Franklin and children have I returned to Anderson, s. C., after visit- ing friends in East Birmingham. 1 The harvest home gathering Of the | Womsn's Missionary society of the Metn- odist church was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs A. FL Daniels as hostess, me l hostess gave an address of welcome ana 1 the various members took part in an m | teresting programme. after which a salad course was served to s glests. 1 Mrs. c. N. GATEWAY will entertain the l members of the Prothean class Friday evening at her home
 l Mrs. Susie Streit has returned to Pros l pect after a stey with Mrs o. l.. Brccks. l Miss Florence Stiles is visiting her sis ter, Miss Zoella Stiles. l Mrs K. S. Monfec has returned from
 New York and Washington. l Mir and Mrs Mo.decai Richards have named their little daughter. Catherine | Mae.
 | The Ladies Air society of the Inglenook Pres byterian church was entertained yes-
 terday afternoon by Mrs. J. E. Vaught in 1 Boyles The rooms were decorated with autumn flowers and q social hour fol lowed the business session. An Ice course
 was enjoyed by 20 guests.
 1 Mrs M M Mc.all,im Is the guest c. relatives in Russeliville. Ky. l MT. and Mrs. E. C. James are at home from a trip to Montgomery
 l Mir. Joe Fulton of s5asinaw is the guest I of Rev. l.. r. Goodwin.
 l Miss Bertha Orr of Anniston is visiting | Mrs. J. E. vaughl
 Mrs. J. K Thompson is at home after a
 stay with friends in Jemison 1 Mrs. W. M Persons was hostess to the Fairfield 800 club yesterday afternoon 1 At the conclusion of tho game a collar
 and cuff set and box of dainty handker- l chiefs were awarded as prizes and salad course was served with coffee to the fol 1 lowing guests: Mrs. H. r. Mearns, Mrs A. c. Montgomery, Mrs. C. J. Donalds Mrs. William Suppler, Mrs. w. E. Lewis
 Mrs. II. A. Cochran Mrs. Joseph Schools Mrs Frank Reynolds, Mrs. Pauline Rob
 erts Mrs. w. Bickell, Mrs. R. E. Hogan