The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-16
Society
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Mrs. w. A. Hill, Mrs. Beecher Byrd, Mrs. Sam Jones. Mrs. Alfred Wiltshire, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs. W. N. Griffin, Mrs. Bowen Mcdonald, Mrs. Sudduth and Miss Celeste Jones.
 Mrs. George Bass was hostess to the Fortnightly Shakespeare club yesterday afternoon in East Lake and study of "Othello'' was enjoyed with Mrs. J. M. Minter as leader. Quotations from this play were given in response to roll call, and later an interesting programme was taken up. Light refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
 An interesting event of this afternoon will be the meeting of the Domestic Art club with Mrs. Sam Hallam as hostess at her home in Wylam.
 The members of the O. E. s. of Ingle- nook were entertained yesterday after noon by Mrs. l.. F. Taylor and a pleas ant time was spent with games and music Later refreshments were enjoyed by about D members.
 The Boy Scouts club of Inglenook will hold a business meeting Friday evening at the home of MT. Russell Mcdonald
 Mrs. Jeff Young has gone to Tennessee where she will be the guest of relatives.
 MT. and Mrs Jesse Carney are visiting in Jasper.
 Mrs. S. G. Johnson was hostess at a luncheon and quilting party yesterday experimenting the Woman's Missionary About 90 guests were included in the hos pitality.
 Miss Genie Mae Snow left yesterday to spshd sometime with friends in Macon, Ga. Later she will go to Virginia
 Miss Elizabeth Wright of Cox's Creek. Tenn. is the guest of the Rev. and Mrs A. K. Wright.
 Miss Bessie Gray has returned to Kelly ton after stay with Miss Elizabeth Rut- ledge.
 Mrs. J. E. Goodwin has returned to Flu faula after visit of several weeks with friends in Ensley
 Mrs. w. W. Wilson and Mrs. l.. M Shaenley. who have been guests of Yrs. l.. M Johnson. have returned to Flu faula. s-
 Mrs. B. F. House and Mrs. George House entertained Jointly at 5 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon in Woodawn, complimenting the Young Matrons' class of the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church. The house was prettily decorated for the event and music was enjoyed through out the afternoon. A salad course was served to the members and following guests Mrs. R. L.. Alexander, Mrs. Lee Auclsner. Mrs. Halton Batson, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. E. T. Mize, Mrs J. H. Ladd, Miss Nell Thornton, Miss Ruth Campbell and Miss Mary Ladd.
 An interesting meeting of the Mothers club took place yesterday morning at 10 o o'clock at the Woodlawn library Mrs. w. T. Whited. Mrs. R. A. Clayton and Mrs c. s. Crossgrove had charge of the programme, and the hostesses upon this occasion were: Mrs. J. B. Merrill. Mrs Claude Cunningham and Mrs. M H. Bell.
 group of interesting women met yes-' terday at the home of Mrs. zac Cheatham in Woodlawn to organise . fancy work club. Mrs T. o. Crane was made presi- dent and Mrs. Newton Sharpe. vice presi- dent. The membership includes: Mrs. Joseph Ware, Mrs. Edgar Bell. Mrs. El- mer Rhodes, Mrs. J. B. Leeman. Mrs Robert Richards. Mrs. Beatty and others
 Mrs. Ebert Marvin williams has re- turned from . stay at Boaz.
 Mir. and Mrs. F., T. D11nnam are at home in Woodlawn after visit to West Virginia.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Social club had Mrs. Renfroe Upshaw as hostess at her home lin West End and five tables were placed in the living room, where forty-two was played. the prizes being awarded to Mrs. Vernon Holmes and