The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-24
c SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN

the table about which the children gath
 cred to enjoy ice cream and cake l Dr. and Mrs. c. R. Walker had their l annual spend -the-day family reunion Sunday, and included in the party the
 various members of their family-among
 them MT. George P. Walker and his fam I fly from Attalla, Mir. P. l.. Walker and | family of Avondale, Mrs. w T. Williams. :! MT. Ren Murray and Mrs. Ralph Noojin. l Red and white carnations decorated the
 table about which they met at 1 o'clock l for a turkey dinner. l The Senior Forty-two club will meet to day with Mrs. C. T. Thomas, the Cos
 mos Friday with Mrs. T. A. Eubank, the Twentieth Century Mothers club Wednes-
 day with Mrs. H. M. Cowart and the
 Sesame with Mrs s. E. Brubaker. Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Matthewson have I returned to Center after visit to Mrs. I J. A. Neville in Inglenook. 1 Miss Roberta Self is visiting in Spring. vile.
 l MT. D. w. Finck has gone to Mont
 gomery to spend week. 1 MT and Mrs. B. F. Phillips entertained | a party of friends Sunday at dinner, | serving siN-course menu at their home 1 In Pratt City at o'clock. Miss Geneva Nash and Miss Louise Crawford of Ac- | ton were the honorees and the other
 
 A. c. Fipp and Mrs R. H. Franklin. MT. l T. E. Cook, Mir. Oscar Phillips and Mir
 Carl Huffman.
 MT and Mrs. " E. Young were hosts at dinner Sunday. entertaining MT and Mrs. Frank Lyons, Mrs M l.. Flowers,
 Miss Margaret Hassler, Miss Lula Mehaf- fey, MT. Charles Hassler MT. Dan Hass- Ter. A four-course luncheon was served
 at 1 O oclock.
 Miss Evie Phillips gave a matinee party yesterday afternoon at the Lyric
 for Miss Steele and Miss Nash, including besides the guests of honor Miss Nell
 Crawford, Miss Louise Crawford and MT. Oscar Phillips.
 Mrs. D. D. Currie will entertain the Wednesday Social club at her home in Woodawn, 5901 First avenue. tomorrow Miss Eva Rose of Pulaski. who has been visiting Mrs. w. T. Townsend, has gone to Tuscaloosa to visit relatives. Mrs. R. A. Clayton has returned from At lanta.
 Mrs. Hattie Sheldon, who has been very i'll, Is much improved. MT. and Mrs. Fl. S. Dirrong have named their little daughter Mary Frances. A Thanksgiving service will be given at the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church by Rev. w. c. Clark. Mrs. c. H. Nesbitt, who has been se- riously ill. is improving. Miss Frances Macon and Miss Jessie Macon will be hostesses to the Pi Sigma Psi Wednesday afternoon at their home in East Lake
 Mrs. Mildred Brown has gone to Cor dova to visit her sister, Mrs. Hubbard. Captain Racket" which was given at Howard college, will be repeated at East Lake City hall this evening"
  day party today, entertaining the Study | circle and the Home Mission society of the Methodist church. The Ladies' Missionary society of the Methodist church of Wylam will hold a prayer meeting with Mrs. Sam Brady Wednesday.
 The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will have a tacky party Wednes- day evening in the basement of the church. The School Improvement so- ciety will entertain for the teachers this afternoon. All mothers are invited. | Mrs Benjamin Arnold has returned home after spending a month in Newman, l Ga
 I Miss Ethel Priest celebrated her twelfth | birthday Saturday afternoon entertaining eight of her young friends. Music and
 games were enjoyed, and refreshments afterward were served.
 A housewarming will be given to the | fireman of station No. 8 this evening at the fire hall in East Birmingham
 The Girls Literary club will be en- tertained by Miss Olivia Wilkins this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock.
 Mrs. Helen Robertson Graves and Miss Sally Hamm will tell stories Thursday afternoon 3:90 to 4:3O on the Cunningham 1 playground
 Rev. J. O. Hanes has returned home from Panama City, Fla.
 MT. Worrell Irwin is with friends in Columbus, Ga.