The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-11

broideries today in the window of Boyles Furniture company on Fourth avenue. A baby show at o'clock this afternoon will be a feature of the bazaar, conducted there by the Fountain Heights Methodist church, and prizes are offered for twins and for children of various ages.
 Miss Gladys Garden will give a hose shower this afternon for Miss Emma Brown.
 party tomorrow for her niece Miss Bessie Gray of Butler.
 Mrs Wallace Smith will be hostess to the Study Circle this afternoon at the Birmingham Newspaper club.
 Mrs. Preston Means will be hostess this afternoon to the Cadmean Circle. Atten- tion is called to the change.
 Mrs J. H. Eddy will be hostess to the Edgewood club this afternoon.
 The regular meeting of the Twentieth Century club will take place this after noon at the home of Mrs. Clair B. Smith, 262S Nineteenth street, north at the usual hour.
 Miss Jennie Price and Miss Eugenia Price were hostesses yesterday afternoon to the Young Ladies' Auction Bridge club of Norwood. Two hatpins and a box of
 
 taking part in the games and in the dainty refreshment course that followed were: Miss Sara Hodges, Miss Eva May Nor gan Miss Josie Smith, Miss Annie May Zimmerman. Miss Pearl Blackburn Miss Myrta Harris, Miss Fanny Todd, Miss Flora Emond Miss Annie Lee Horn. Miss Mary Lee Bell Miss Mabel Marler, Mrs. Leon Harris, Mrs. R. E. Peebles, Miss Estelle Strickland, Miss Jennie Price and Miss Eugenia Price.
 The s. A. s. club met yesterday after noon in Woodlawn with Miss Gertrude Davis. A musical programme was pre- scented by Miss Flora Jones, Miss Thelma Huff, Miss Fannie Dorse, Miss Aileen Croswell Fourteen members were pres ent and the additional guests were Mrs. A Pogue and Miss Brookie Thomas. Punch was served as the guests arrived, and an ice course followed the pro- gra mme.
 Mrs. E. V. Dorse was hostess Wednes- day afternon quite informally to 17 guests, confined chiefly to the members of the Crochet club, which will be reor- ganized the first Tuesday in January.
 MT. G. G. Lanier is visiting relatives in Atlanta. Cave Springs and Rome, Ga.
 Mrs Luke Franklin Is spending two months with her daughter in Ohio.
 Mrs. F. H. Bryant left this week for Chicago to remain until after Christmas. Mrs. C. A. Emery of Eden is visiting her daughters, Mrs. c. A. Emery. Mrs J. A. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Dorse.
 MT. and Mrs Charles s. Leeper enter tained a few friends last evening quite informally at bird supper. Mrs. J. T. Leeper of Columbiana Is spending a few days in the city with relatives and friends She is now with Mrs. Richard Johnston, but will return to her home Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Charles s. Marks, who with her sister. Mrs. Frank Grider. and Mir. Gri- der. has been in Pass Christian for sev- eral weeks, is reported greatly improved in health.
 Mr. c. E. Philpot of Pine Bluff. Ark, is expected the last of next week to spend the Christmas holidays with his niece. Mrs. c. NJ Williamson, and MT. William son. Mrs. Philpot has been in Birming- ham for several weeks and will remain until the holidays are over.
 Mrs. J c. Henley entertained the mem- bers of one of the weekly bridge clubs, at which she has been a guest several times this season, yesterday very de- lightfully at her home.
 The Fenelon clubs open meeting yester- day at the Birmingham Newspaper club was one of the delightful and instructive affairs of the week. It was attended by number of friends of the club.
 The bazar at Hood & Wheeler's furni-