The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-10
Society
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Miss Marie Allen and Miss Gertrude Davis took part in a musical programme and later an ice course was enjoyed At this meeting the following new mem- bers were enrolled: Miss Marie Roland Miss Alma Gray, Miss Marie Allen, Miss Adele Gaynor and Miss Brookie Thomas
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 Mrs. o. R. Burns of Courtland is vis- iting Mrs. c. R. GoclSle.
 The Young Matrons' class of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church gave pretty musical at the Old Ladies home yesterday afternoon in Woodlawn.
 Ensley
 Plans have been completed for the mar riage of Miss Ruby English to MT. Ed ward LeNoir, which will be solemnized Wednesday evening, october 26, at S:SC o'clock at the home of the brides pa- rents. MT. and Mrs. Samuel English, in Fairview
 Miss Rosa Tyus has been chosen maid of honor and MT. Percy Reese is to be best man. Little Aileen East is to be rlngbearer. Mrs. J. R. White will play the nuptial music and Mrs. Kyle Lawson will render several vocal selections.
 
 ley Highland Bridge club and few in- vited guests yesterday afternoon. Golden rod and ferns decorated the rooms. where five tables were placed for the players
 Besides the members the following guests enjoyed the luncheon and games: Mrs. James Armstrong, Mrs. Morris John son, Mrs. w. ]. Matthias, Mrs. Howard Mussey and Mrs. John Fletcher
 
 The teachers of of St. Johns Episcopal Sunday school will hold a market Satur- day at the store of w. l. Phillips. Mrs. George Faucett of Gadsden is the guest of Mrs. O.fsL. Veasey. , Mrs. J. V Kitchen and her small son have returned to Memphis after a stay with Mrs. D. F. Faircloth.
 Mir and Mrs. Everett Powell have re- turned to Atlanta after being guests of MT. and Mrs. Vernon Long.
 After a brief visit with relatives in Ensley, MT. J. D. Byrd has returned to Jacksonville, Fla.
 West End
 Miss Myrtle Farrar of Gadsden will ar iiNc to tC tht Steol ol niiSS i<iiiio <AiiNh. Little Elizabeth McReynolds, who has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Ivan McReynolds. is slightly improved. Mrs Wilmer Hawkins of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs w. R. Henry at Beverly Place.
 Mrs. R. W. Cummings and her little daughter will leave today for Savannah, where they will join MT. Cummings. Later they expect to go to Columbus. Ga., for the winter months.
 Mrs. w. w. Johnson has Miss Josephine Hurst of Shorter as her guest.
 
 Mrs. J. B. Lee and her son. MT. Alfred Lee of Anniston, are visiting Mrs. J. b. Chamblee on Princeton avenue.
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 Mrs. M. Newton returned to Gaines vile, Ga.. yesterday after being the guest of Mrs Frank Evans.
 Mir Bernard Streit of Anniston is vis- iting friends in West End. Master Joe Akins is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his home in West End.
 Inglenook
 Mrs. Dorsey Downey and children have returned to Lawley after a stay with Mrs. T. l.. Downey.
 Mir R. c. Goad went to Nashville yes- terday, where he will be the guest of friends.
 Mrs. w. J. Weldon and her daughter have returned to Kentucky, where a visit to Mrs. s. G. Lively
 Pratt City Mrs. James Walton of Camp Hill has returned home after a stay with Mrs. A. D. Young.
 Miss Bettie vandegrift is spending n few days with Mrs. Fred Phillips before returning to Branchville. Miss Mamie Richards of Fernbank is visiting Mrs. s. c. Seay. MT. George Moore of He1in is a guestsof MT. and Mrs. A. H. Moore. Judge D. P Gurley is confined to his home as the result of an accident. Miss Emily Dryman of Abbeville is spending the week end with Mrs. George Griffith
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