The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-06

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 l The bill also declares that "the labor Of human being Is not commodity or article of commerce" and exempts labor and farmers unions from the op eration of the Sherman antitrust law. It revises the law regulating contempt 1 of court and the use of injunctions in labor disputes, making reforms long demanded by organized labor. l until next Tuesday and Mrs. J. B. Fall mer will be hostess. 1 ss l pr. and Mrs. J. L. Jordan of Ashevile are visiting MT. and Mrs. James Shep- l herd
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Inman are spend ing a few days with Mir. and Mrs. F. | Inman of Pratt Clay en route from Flor ida to their home in Memphis. 1 Miss Betty vandegrift and Miss Lockie | Martin of Dadeville are guests of Mrs. | H. c. Nelems | Mir Clarence Hill and Mir. Walton of south Alabama are visiting Mr. George | Donaldson.
 MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Ingram have come l from Wetumpka to make their home in Pratt City.
 | Miss Alma Dunbar. who has been vis- 1 iting Mrs. J. W. Dunbar has returned to her home in Georgia. I MT. and Mrs. G. E. Wallace of south Alabama have gone home after stay | with Dr. and Mrs. S. c. Seay. | | MT. and Mrs. Robert Franklin were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs G. I F. Phillips. ] East Birmingham 1 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Willis were hosts al luncheon yesterday in East Birming | ham for Mrs. W. H. Warren of York, who Is the guest of Miss Leila Mitchell. bowl of nasturtums centered the luncheon table and place cards of the same design bore the following names: Mrs. w. H. Warren, Miss Leila Mitchell, MT. J. J. Mitchell Miss Mary Frances Hayden and Dr. and Mrs. Willis. Miss Florence Parker has returned to | Cullman after a pleasant visit to MT. and Mrs. w. H. Parker. 8 I Mrs. T. R. Grant has, her brother MT. | Frank Pogue of Florence, as her guest. Miss Salie Woodward is visiting rela- | 'iNOS III | Mrs. H. H. Gaddis is spending a short l time with relatives in Rome, Ga. - WoOdlawn | The regular weekly meeting of the Wa houma Priscilla club took place last even- ing with Miss Augusta Rush as hostess with fancy work and music a buffet SUD- per was enjoyed by the members. Miss Thelma Landrum of Camp Hill and Miss Allie Mae Landrum of Fayette are guests of Mrs c. F. House.
 
 Mir. George Carpenter of Llneville Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. George House. MT. Luther Buckner of Riverside is the guest of his brother. MT. J. Lee Buckner
 Mrs. Benjamin Baird of Orrville is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Lucy Bell.
 West End The J. o. S. band entertained the va rious circles of the missionary societies of the Vine Street Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs. T. S. Morton on Cotton avenue, in West End, yesterday after noon.
 Plans were discussed for a doll and
 
 at the conclusion of the social hour a two-course luncheon was served to large attendance. The Theta Alpha Beta club will have Miss Florence Ledbetter as hostess Thurs day afternoon at her home on the South Highlands.
 Mir. and Mrs w. F. McMillan of De- mopols are spending sometime with Mrs A. Wahli and Mrs. Woods in West End
 
 Mir. Robert Cummings has returned to Savannah after being the weekend guest of relatives in West End.
 Wylam The young peoples auxiliary will meet Wednesday evening at the wylam Meth odist church. Mir. F. A. Morgan of Bridgeport is vis- iting friends in wylam., Mir. and Mrs. William Howard have named their little daughter Laura Avery Howard
 Miss Miranda Kelly of Jacksonville. Fla, is the guest of Miss Nelle Burnell. Complimenting Miss Miranda Kelly of Jacksonville, Fla, the attractive guest of Miss Nelle Burnell, Miss Mary Guthrie l entertained number of girl friends at her home in. Wwlam last evening Roses and ferns decorated the rooms, where these young people were gathered | to play games and enjoy music and at a late hour an ice course was served. | Those asked to meet Miss Kelly were: Miss Alice Davis. Miss Claudia Mae Lam- bert, Miss Myrtle Avery, Miss Mary Lusk,