The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-17

Panama" Mrs. S. Gs Cutler had one on l Irlps on the West Coast of Ecuador. 5
 and Mrs. A. Poss led the discussion on
 American Life" The meeting was
 ments
 Mrs. J. Moog is the guest of relatives | in Decatur.
 Pr. Il. A. Harris is spending his va cation at Lake Toxaway and other re- sorts of North Carolina. The w. c. T. U. will hold a meeting at the Fairview Methodist church this afternoon Election of officers and of delegates for the convention will take place.
 l Mrs. J. A. Scholls has returned from trip to south Alabama
 
 Mrs. c. ". Berney entertained the Wentworth club yesterday afternoon m west End and programme on
 Julius Caesar" was given with Mrs. Charles Foster as leader. Later a tempt ing salad course was enjoyed by the members Mrs. w. IT. Blake entertained infor- mally at five hundred yesterday in | West End. The house was prettily
 decorated and three tables were placed In the living room for the players Aft CT the game a salad and ice course was served to the following guests: Mrs E. W. Prince, Mrs. J. Foster. Mrs L. w. Coffee, Mrs. Frank Butler. Mrs. Elm
 nett Jones' Mrs. l.. T. Evans, Mrs. J. A. Lutrelle and Mrs. w. J. Prechei MT. and Mrs. L. P. Hunt and their small son left yesterday for stay with relatives at Fort Payne. Mrs. w. H. Lamb of Honduras Is the
 guest of Mrs. George Mcdonald. MT. John Blocker of Hulls is visiting
 his sister, Mrs. J. H. Lewis. Mrs. Steve WaIdrop Is i'll at the home
 Of her sister, Mrs. w. W. Davis. Mrs. Frank Address entertained the
 members of the Crescendo club yester- day at o'clock in Avondale. After an interesting literary programme a salad course was served to the following
 guests Mrs. George Hanlin, Mrs. R. V Allgood Mrs. A. L. Brown, Mrs. S. R. Caffee, Mrs. J. E. Davis, Mrs. Frank
 Eanes. Mrs. Carl Roberts, Mrs. G. w. Hayes, Mrs. r. A. Griswold, Mrs. Wal ter Harrell. Mrs. P. L. Walker, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. w. R, Starbuck,
 Mrs. Elmer Smith. Mrs. E. M. Scott, Mrs. William Roberts, Mrs. Harry Passmore, Mrs. Charles Passmore, Mrs | Tom Hendricks, Mrs. Horace Little, Mrs H. |. Martin and Mrs. C. W. Knox. MT. Charles Nutall has returned from a visit to Louisville, Ky. Mrs May Dickinson Is ct home after
 a stay in Wetumpka.
 The members of the Domestic Art club met yesterday with Mrs. Sam IIallam in Vivian and spent few | pleasant hours with fancy work and chatting and later light refreshments were enjoyed. Those present were Mrs T. R. Walker, Mrs. H. A. Reviere. Mrs. Roxie Reynard, Mrs. R. L. Glasgow, Mrs. 1 w. H. Avery. Mrs. B. F. Sloane Mrs.
 Sam Sevier, Mrs. Fred Reid. Mrs. Will fSevier, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Myrtle Avery and Miss Susie Sevier. l Mrs. T. F. McDar,nid has returned tc Carbon Hill after a visit to Mrs c. c. Sawyer She was accompanied by Miss Anna Dean Sawyer, who will spend some time with her
 Mrs. r. w. Mcdonald has been called to Denver by the illness of her brother. Miss Steve Wallace of Hartselle is the guest of Miss Willie Wallace. Little Annie Mae Vines was hostess at a party at the home of her parents,
 MT. and Mrs. W. V. Vines, in East Lake, yesterday afternoon in honor of her fourth birthday. The dining room was decorated with red and white and the centerpiece was a large white cake with four tiny red candles. Ices and favors. in the chosen colors were served. Those invited were Nellie Frost.
 Eula Tyler. Daisy Grove. Justice Cook, Ruby Malone, Daisy Frost. Mittie Vines. Bertha Vines, Evelyn Watkins, Grace Watkins, Sarah Bernhard, Evelyn Vines
 and Annie Mae Vines.