The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-30

Mrs H. F. Wilson gave an American Beauty luncheon yesterday in compliment to Miss Margaret Bradley and Mrs. Percy Meadow of Columbus, Ga, and Miss Min nie Leroy Smith of Atlanta In the cen ter Of her table was a handsome basket filled with American Beauty roses and having sprays of deep sweet peas caught on the handle. The lights above and on the table were hooded with this color and borbons and ices matched It.
 Her guests were Miss Bradley, Miss Smith, Mrs. Percy Meadow Mrs. A. E. Meadow, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Mildred Crabble Miss Kathleen Cox
 Miss Lamira Camp will be one of the luncheon hostesses today at the Country club, entertaining in compliment to Miss Eunice Jackson and Miss Dillon of Nash vile, the guests of Miss Sara Southan
 Miss Camp will again be a hostess at luncheon next Tuesday, entertaining in hcnor of Mrs. W. l.. Clapp at the Southern club
 Mrs. Leon Sweet will arrive today from California to be the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Eugene Fies and Mrs. B. A. Fox number of delightful affairs are in prospect during her visit.
 Mrs. T D. Brooks has returned from Florida after an absence of six months, greatly improved in health.
 Hayden Brooks is here from Auburn and Lenox and Emory Brooks from K. M. l. to spend the holiday season with his parents.
 Miss Ethel Salter and Miss Grace Scott of Montgomery are the guests of Miss Alva Scott and Miss Mary Adelaide Scott on Highland avenue. The former 8 mother, Eula Lee Davidson, and the latter's mother. Madge Watts, were de- lightfully known during their girlhood to many Birmingham people. and still have many friends here.
 Mrs. T. D. Floyd has returned to Gads- den after a pleasant visit to MT. and Mrs. T. F. Johnson.
 Mr. Frank Lawrence, who is student at the university, is spending the holi- days with his mother in Norwood.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Davis and their little daughter are here from Chattanooga, spending the holidays with relatives.
 Mrs. N. P. Finch and Miss Ethel Finch of New Milford, Pa. are guests of MT. and Mrs. Albert Finch of Norwood. Mrs. C. A. Taylor was hostess in Pratt City to compliment MT. Willie Mills, who is at home from Auburn for the holidays. Covers were laid for F and the guests included MT. Mills, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Taylor, Mrs. W. A. Retaic, MT. and Mrs. Leon Kennedy, MT. and Mrs II. c. Mills. Miss Bella Taylor, Miss Lillie Mills, and Miss Isabel Mills.
 MT. Briggs Rogers Is visiting in Beau- mont, Tex.
 MT. and Mrs. H II. Smith have re- turned from Columbus, Ga. The Fairfield Five Hundred club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. James Schoi, who had arranged a New Year party for the members. The three prizes were handsome pieces of neckwear and a plate luncheon followed the games. Mrs. J. H. Wolfe, Mrs. T. G. Warren, Miss Mabel Anderson and Mrs. D. A. House were the outside guests Mrs. Harry Jones will entertain the N. F. H. club Thursday in Ensey. Mrs c. A. Birk has returned from Pennsylvania. MT. and Mrs. G. A. Mor- | rison have as their guest in Ensley Mrs. Curtis Shugart of Montgomery MT. and Mrs F. G. Cutler are in Chicago and Mrs. John D. Kribs has returned to New | Orleans after a visit to MT and Mrs. | H. ]. Kribs.
 | Mrs. J. l.. Newsom and Mrs E. S. | Cooley entertained the membes of the Matrons class at the latters home in | Woodlawn yesterday afternoon in honor | of Mrs. W. H. Wilson of Atlanta and i Mrs w. M. Climer of Plainsyille, Ga using Christmas decorations and serving
 holiday refreshments. They were as-
 sisted by Mrs. w. M. Anderson, Mrs. J
 B. Helm, Miss Celia Campbell Miss | Eba Cooley, Mrs. l.. l.. Campbell, Mrs Will McFarlin, and little Miss Marie 1 Newsom.
 1 Miss Margaret Kennedy entertained al
 rock for Miss Martha Balfour of Gads-
 den, her guests numbering IS. hand
 made handkerchief as prize was drawr from a miniature Christmas tree and 2 | guest of honor prize was also presented
 Miss Emma Kennedy and Miss Mattit Hughes Kennedy assisted in entertain ing.
 ] Mrs. Eva Mcdonald gave a birthday
 dinner in Ingenook yesterday for MT
 Henry Heath, including in the number | seated about the poinsettia decorated
 table Miss Laura Mortradge of Boyles | Miss Margaret Roden of Pratt City, Mis-
 Winnie Ford, Miss Hattie Ford Mis-
 Marion Ford, Miss Mildred Ford, MT Ernest Devine, MT. Robert Carter, MT Hill and MT. Heath. She was assisted by Mrs. J. F. Lynch. The working com mittees of Boyles Baptist Sunday schoo will meet with Mrs. T. l.. Clay Wednes day evening at 2 o'clock.
 I Rev and Mrs. J. o. Haynes gave l family reunion Monday at their home fl East Birmingham, entertaining at a eight-course dinner 30 guests.
 MT and Mrs. A F. Beyer of East Bir
 mingham have named their little daugh ter Ruth. Little Jewell Hayden Is i'll a the home of his grandfather, MT. J. +
 Jewell. MT. and Mrs. c. D. Ballenge
 have as their guests Mrs. John Strick land and children of Kansas. MT. l..
 Sawyer leaves today to visit his fathe in Rutledge Springs.
 , Miss Ruby Moore entertained the Youn Womens auxiliary of the Ruhama Bar
 tist church yesterday afternoon in Eas Lake, Miss Jessie Macon and Miss Far
 nie May Riddle appearing on the pro
 gramme.
 | Mrs. W. T. Brewer was hostess to tn
 girls in her Sunday school class yestel day afternoon. The Christmas plan pre-
 vailed in the holiday decorations and guessing contest was participated in b
 Miss Margaret Macon, Miss Annie Mo
 ton, Miss Annie Senn, Miss Maxie Nol
 ris Miss Merle Beasley, Miss Ruby Ky lant, Miss Kathleen McPhaul, Miss Lul Courtney, Miss Nellie Thompson an
 Miss Carolyn Hill Miss Maxie Norri gave spend-the-nlght party for Mis Mary Brown of Atlanta last night. TERRE HAUTE MAYOR TO BE ARRAIGNEI