The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-15
Eufaula Society

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instructive talk on Cuba was given by
Mrs. w. R. Patterson at the meeting OF
the Young Women's auxiliary of the First
Methodist Episcopal church Monday aft
ernoon. The auxiliary will hold q bazaar
and oyster supper December l.
Mr.. and Mrs G. N. Hurt entertained at
a beautifully appointed dinner Monday
evening in honor of her father, Capt.
S. Fl. Dent, it being the occasion of his
eighty-first birthday. Captain Dent Is
unusually hale and hearty despite his
years and this reunion of his family was
a source of great pleasure to him. A
course dinner was served, the table hav-
ing a lovely centerpiece of pink roses.
Those enjoying the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Y. Dent, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Mcdowell and daughter. JOY Mr.. S. H.
Dent, Jr, of Montgomery, and Mr.. Henry
Dent.
Miss Terese Merrill entertained her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will observe next week as a week of
prayer, services to be held daily at the
church.
Mrs. Carrie t. Foy was hostess to the
| Pierian club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs w. S. Britt and Mrs. e. T. Long
attended the convention of the Woman S
Missionary union at Dadeville this week
First Baptist church.
The Symposium club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. W. L. Mccormick.
| The Lanier club was entertained Friday
| by Mrs. A. NJ. Brown.
The Episcopal Guild of st. James
| church will give their annual bazaar on
December IL.
| Miss Bessie Moore OF Bishop, Ga, was
| the guest this week of Miss Lula Flew
| ellen.
Mrs L. w. Foy and daughter, Miss
Mary Foy. spent several days in Mont
| gomery this week.
| The Elks hall was the scene of another
enjoyable dance Thursday evening. After
the dancing an oyster supper was served.
| The young people we-- chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Petry and Mr.. and
| Mrs e. S. Shorter.
| The Evening Rock club was charmingly
| entertained Friday by Mr.. and Mrs S. c.
Walden at their home on Sanford street.
cotton ball. similar to those given in
other cities, is now being planned by Bar
bour County chapter United Daughters
ofethe Confederacy, which has appointed
the following committee to make arrange
| ments for this society event: Mrs. W. l..
! Mccormick. Mrs. V. M. Milton, Mrs. C.
| S. Mcdowell and Miss Eliza Way.
Miss Hoefer, Dean
| The office of dean of Athens COL
| lege will be filled hereafter by Miss
| Caroline Hoefer, who has been head
of the mathematics department for
-four years.
Miss Hoefer is a graduate of Rock
| ford college and of the University of
| Wisconsin. She has also been a grail
| uate student of the University of Wis
consin and the University of Chicago
summer schools, and lacks only a few
| of the necessary credits to receive n
electorate from the latter institution.
The office of dean of Athens college
has been vacant for two years. Miss
Hoefer's proven ability in many lines
of college work, her enthusiasm and
wide interests predict successful ca !.
| reer as an administrator in this ca
pacity.
The first basketball game of the sea-
son was played Saturday morning be-
tween the first varsity of Florence
Normal and the Athens college varsity
on the college athletic field. Athens
won with score of 10 to 0. 1t was a
splendid game, even though Florence
did not score. Her players put up a