The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-11


 At the home of Mrs A. K Wright tho first meeting of the Thread of the Story Club took place yesterday afternoon. It was a delightful meeting with Mrs. Wright as hostess. Responses to the roll call were given by vacation experi- ences of the members. Shis was fol- lowed by greetings from the president. Mrs. Harry flillhouse. Then a reading by Mrs ] r. Lee. Leader for the after noon was Mrs. J. W McCarty. An ice course was served after the meeting All the members, which numbers 20, were present
 Mrs. J. NJ. Donaldson entertained the Thursday Forty-two club. Only the reg ular members were present. After the game refreshments were served. Mrs. R. F. Mosely has returned from Columbia. Tenn.
 Mrs. ]. NJ Trotst is visiting in south Alabama.
 The ladies of the builders band of the Ensley Baptist church are having sent out the following invitation for this evening:
 LEMON SOCIAL. The ladies of the builders band Invite you to come with lemon in hand To the home of our friend, Mrs. J. w.
 Minor;
 It won't be very hard to find er. Just come to No. 172f Avenue G. And see what good time there'll be. On Friday evening, September eleven Come any time after half-past seven, For we're going to have a lemon squeeze; Don't be afraid, we won't tease When at the door the lemon you hand us; At least a few hours we think you can
 stand us
 When your lemon Is cut, for each seed
 that is found.
 Please give in exchange two pennies
 around.
 If in your lemon you find no seed, Just give us a quarter to help our need There'll be ice cream and cake, lemonade.
 too,
 As good as that which your mother made
 you.
 So come to our party, you won't regret it. The date and the lemon don't forget it Miss Annie May Burgin has returned from Montgomery, where she was the guest of Mrs. W. J. Bryan.
 Mrs. E. S. Ledy has returned to her home, Fort Smith. Ark.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Ensley Highland Methodist church will hold a lawn fete this afternoon on the vacant lot across from the T. H. Moore residence.
 Ingleno0k
 Mrs. Madge Cameron has returned from a visit to Tennessee,
 
 Mrs w A. l.. Lavender will entertain the Bees of the Methodist Ladies' Aid today at spend-the-day party. Mrs. w. A. Wilson of Yolande is the guest of Mrs. Jesse Chantz,
 Mrs. A. H. York of Douglasville. Ga., is visiting her son, MT. A. M. York; Mrs., Albert DuPuy Is visiting relatives in New Albany, Ind.
 East Birmingham
 Mrs. w. R. Stewart entertained at . spend- -the-day party yesterday. In com piment to the occasion she had decorated her home with quantities of roses. Her dining room table. where lunch was served, a centerpiece of nasturtiums and ferns were gracefully arranged in a bowl Miss Rosamell Rabbit added to the pleas ure of the guests by giving number of musical selections The guests were Mrs. r. F. Johnson, Mrs. w. Reynolds, Mrs. O. II. Montgomery, Mrs. M Wakefield, Mrs A. E. Hobbs. Mrs Jack Askew, Mrs John E. Ellis Miss Eva Hobbs, Miss Mar garet Ellis.
 A luncheon hostess yesterday was Mrs. J. NJ Anderson, who entertained in com piment to Mrs. Robert Foster Autumn flowers and foliage made a pretty deco ration for the table, where the guests were announced by hand-done place cards