The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-23

in East Lake to introduce Mrs R. J. Pat rick, dean of women at Howard college. The hours were from 3 to 5 o'clock, and { more than POO guests attended. The house was decorated with palms, ferns and au- tumn flowers. The dining room was es- | pecially pretty, and the center of the table was adorned with a basket of crim- son dahlias. Mrs. A. H., Olive, Mrs. N. A Barrett and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks well comed the guests. Mrs. w. F. Motion and Mrs. J. F.. Eagles presided at the tea | table and othIrs assisting in serving a plate luncheon were: Mrs. l.. A. Keene, Mrs. C. F. Haggard. Mrs. J. c. Dawson, Mrs Wayland Jones, Mrs. W. N. Griffin and Mrs. F. P. Burns. Mrs. w. F. Molette
 Mrs. Shelburne and Mrs. Patrick. in lovely afternoon gowns, stood to receive the guests in the beautiful drawing room.
 Miss Ethel Wildsmith and Miss Laura I Wildsmith were hostesses at a novelty shower yesterday afternoon in Fairview for two brides-elect, Miss Ruby English and Miss Georgia Mae McLemore Au- turn leaves were combined with decora- tions of the Halloween season, and the i shower was brought in by two Halloween ghosts, the honorees receiving many dainty gifts. A buffet luncheon was served to the following guests: Miss Gaye McLemore, Miss Corrinne Tyus. Miss Eula Dean. Miss Mary Cross, Miss Lillian Lloyd, Miss Lillian Staples, Miss Ruby Childress, Miss Hattie Childress, Miss Vesta Jones. Miss Margaret Pitt | man, Miss Mary Rummage and Miss Evie Whaley.
 Mrs Edith Edwards entertained the Thread of the Story club yesterday in Ensley and Facts About the Thirteen Colonies" were given as the roll was called. as the club is studying the United States. After a delightful programme the members enjoyed light refreshments. 1 Miss Ruby Hauss of Glenn Ellyn, Miss, will arrive today to be the guest of Miss Carrie Kent on Ensley Highlands. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Obenchain are visit ing In Illinois.
 MT. and Mrs. William Morris (Ada Lee Ramsley), who were married at Russell {! vile, Ky, the early part of the week, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. M. McCul- tough in Inglenook.
 MT. and Mrs. West Aaron have named their little daughter Pauline.
 Mrs. w. A. Lavender Is at home after a stay with relatives in Trussville. 1 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Walker were hosts at dinner last evening at o'clock in Pratt City. A fruit centerpiece was used and place cards of the same design bore the following nariies: The Rev. and Mrs w. F. McilaWn, Dr. ana Mrs. Y. IN
 Carraway, Mir. and Mrs. c. A.. Hassler Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Walker Miss Marie McGlawn and MT. Paul McGlawn.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor or the 1 Presbyterian church will give social Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss
 Bessie Wolfe.
 Dr. I. w. Burch of Rays Mills, Ga. is the guest of MT and Mrs. J, D. Wood
 Mrs. D. F. Johnson of Tuscumbia fl
 visiting Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Hipps. Mrs. N. A. Wood of Altoona Is visiting Mrs. M. H. Bennett in West Pratt.
 Mrs o. B. Martin of Calera is spending few days with MT. and Mrs. w. J. Crt a Mrs. Robert Teague entertained party of little folks at her home in Vivian
 Wednesday afternoon in hmonor of the Stf
 birthday of her daughter, Elizabetl
 Teague Games and contests were en
 joyed and later an ice course was passed
 to the following guests: Katie Mae Saw yer Inez Cross. Freda Lance. Louise Can
 terberry Jeanette Johnson, Hannah
 Brown. Beatrice Mitchell. Waldene Ma
 son, Lillian Bellew, Dorothy Page. Haze
 Brown. Lila Bell Gray, Margaret John son and Sadie Johnson.
 Miss Louise Askew and Miss Fairy Ma,