The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-06

VI MS friends last evening in celebra tion
Oh MS nineteenth birthday. A six-course
uihher was served, after which music,
| games and dancing were enjoyed until a
late hour. when ices We're served. Those
included in the hospitality were: Miss
Leyden Posey, Miss Irene Marston Miss
| Maud Posey, Miss Ruth Marston. Miss
Eiizabeth Henderson, Miss Beulah Mars
ton, Miss Leugenna Posey Miss Lizzie
Marston, Miss Nettie Marston, Mr.. Leon
ard thompson. Mr.. George Marston, Mr..
| William Henderson. Mr.. Joe Marston. Mr.
walton Posey. Mr. Guy Marston Mr..
Lewis Marston, Mr.. l. H. Marston. Mrs,
Lizzie Foy, Mrs. S. r. Henderson, Mrs.
, M. Meal, Miss Ethel Strandrick. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Posey Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Mars
| ton.
A surprise party was given by Mr. and
MRS Jasper Shoemaker, complimenting
Miss Ethel Gray. Music and games were
! the diversions of the evening, after which
| an Ice course was served to the follow
ing guests: Miss Myrtle Gulledge. Miss
Minnie Ireland, Miss Daisy Smith, Miss
| Ethel Hallmark, Miss Josie Berry. Mr.
| Cecil Shoemaker. Mr.. c. a. Taylor Mr..
j. A. Hale, Mr.. Jim Shoemaker, Mr.
Harry Hamilton, Mr.. Coleman Blanton.
Mr.. Walter Berry, Mr.. NJ A. GLASGOW
Jr., Mr. oscar Hamilton and Mr.. Fred
Hallmark
| ~ ~ LILO dttidtiiNc social events of
the season was that given by Miss Agnes
Howard. in compliment to her guest. Miss
| Marcella TAFT. OF Chicago. The apart
ments were tastefully decorated in chi
flowers and ferns. and the evening was
most enjoyable with music. games and
contests as the diversion.
Mrs. Charles A. Hassler entertained a
group or children at her home in Pratt
City alta surprise party in celebra tior
l or the seventh M
daughter, Margaret. She was assisted in
receiving her little guests by her sister
MRS. M. l.. Flowers, and Miss Grace
Martin, and in entertaining the Young.
| sters by the two kindergarten teachers
| MISS LYDIA Stillwell and Miss Ella caha.
| ian. Juvenile games We're enioyed on tbe
lawn. In the contest feeding the tur.
hey tne prize story book, was award.
ed to Miss Ruby Bradley, the consolation
a huge stick of candy, being drawn by
| Miss LYDIA Stillwell.
a color scheme of red and white vas
| effectively carried out in the decora tions
and refreshments, little paper platas
decorated with red turkeys being used
In the serving. A cluster of red and
white roses formed the center motif OF
| the prettfly appointed table, the head n,
which was graced with the embossed
birthday cake, with its seven little white
candles set in the heart of tiny red rose.
budsh. Little red turgeys with inscrin.
lions in white tied with white ribbor
were given as favors. Punch was die.
pensed during the afternoon by Mrs. w
l.. George.
The woman's Home Missionary societ,
OF the Methodist Episcopal church viii
nave their monthly social tea Tuesda,
afternoon at the parsonage with Mrs w
+. McGlawn hostess. and Mrs C. r
smith in charge of the programme
| Mrs. Isaac Walker will entertain at q
linen shower for her sister, Miss Marie
| Bradley, Thursday afternoon Miss
| Bradley's marriage of DIR. W. l.. yerir
will be- an event of this month.
Mrs. G. M. Darlington will be hostess
to the Matron's club at her home on Fri
day afternoon.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Ban.
fist church will have their monthly So
cial Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. M. l.
McGeehee and Mrs. II. T. McGeehee as
joint hostesses at the home of the latter
Mrs. 70. ]. Mehaffey of Columbus, Ga
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. d
| Young
| Mrs. William STICKY has returned Il
her home at Tuscaloosa after a plea san
stay with Mrs. l.. I. Penfield
Miss Ethel Strandrick of Austell. Ga
is visiting friends at East Thomas.
Miss Mabel White is spending the week
end with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs
1. A. White. at Alfalfa.
Miss Ethel Gray of Chattanooea. |,
spending while with her aunt, Mrs
Leslie Potter. at West Pratt