The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-12
H SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN

iHeN, are expected To motor up Friday to attend the Saturday game and will be house guests of MT. and Mrs Richard Johnston
 Miss Alma Leeth of CuIlman is spend- ing this week with MT. and Mrs Henry Morscheimer.
 Mrs. James M. Hanby returned yester- day from Castilian Springs, Tenn
 Mrs. D. V. Edmundson entertained the Woodiawn Social club and the Theta Alpha Beta yesterday afternoon at the Plquik clubrooms, which had been law lshly decorated for the occasion in red and gold chrysantheinums and autumn leaves. Red carnations formed the centerpiece on the dining room table Which was spread with lace, and from which dainty refreshments were served after the bridge games. Mrs. George Brewer pourd tea, and the hostess was also assisted by Mrs. C. W. Hall, Mrs. W. o. Hall and Miss Frances Macon. About 35 guests participated, and dur Ing the late afternoon number of gen tlemen joined the party, and took part in the the-dansant.
 Mir. Bethea Mccall and MT. Robert Vance entertained about 40 of their friends Tuesday evening with a dance in the Piquik clubrooms.
 MT. Edgar Vankeuren has returned from Chicago
 Mrs J. J. Hunter went to Mobile this week to attend the marriage of her son, MT. Clyde Hunter and Miss Rush.
 MT J. T. Cunningham will leave to- morrow for Atlanta.
 MT and Mrs. G. W. Payne were hosts last evening in Pratt City to 40 of their friends. Music and contests were enjoyed, and those presenting the in- formal musical programme were Miss Lillie Mills, Miss Lola Boozer, Mrs. J. T. Barnham.
 Mrs. L. A. Poole will give a mis- cellaneous shower Saturday afternoon for Mrs. E. E. Helm (Mabel Barnard).
 MT. W. w. Davidson Is the guest of pr. and Mrs. $. c. Seay.
 Mir. George Pickett of Itasco, Tex, has arrived to spend the winter with his sister. Mrs. J. L. Marbut.
 The Sesame club of Ensley met yes- terday with Mrs. c. Boterweg in Fair field She entertained 25 friends be- sides the club membership. 20 in num- Der, and after the club programme a musicale was enjoyed, Mrs. J. H. Hodges of Perry, Ga, Mrs T. NJ. Thom- ason, Miss Alice Graham, Mrs. Myrtle Lansford, Mrs. Edward Chapman and Mrs. G. D. Randall participating.
 Mrs G. c. Glider has returned to hOnIS OHleTy HtteT h NlSiL tO Vurs H. V. Russell
 Miss Winifred Wilson of Chicago is the guest of Mrs. J. E. Robbins.
 Mrs. S. A. Sewall has returned to Montgomery after a visit to Mrs. A. l.. Arnold
 Miss Virginia Lasseter's friends will be glad to know that she is recovering after her serious illness at a Birming- ham infirmary.
 The Cosmos club meets Friday with Mrs. F. G. Cutler and the Aelle Ash chapter of the O. E. s. meets that even ing at the Masonic temple in Fairfield. Mrs T. W, Afford entertained the members of the uniform team of Old Hickory camp and their wives yester- day evening in East Birmingham. Thirty guests took part in the pleas ure of the evening. At the home of Miss Nellie Chapman party of young girls organized club yesterday which they call the owls. Miss Sara Parker was chosen pres ident; Miss Hattie Chapman, vice pres ident; Miss Elose Brown. secretary, and Miss Nellie Chapman, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malcom of Oneonta are guests of their aunt, Mrs Charles Chapman.