The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-01

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 vier Miss Lucy Wallace. Miss Maud Tattle Miss Grace Tattle, Miss Irene Love, Miss Ruth Sloan. Miss Julia Sergeant, Miss Dolly Puckett ss Mrs. D. A Mckinney invited band of the Ladies' Aid society of the Wy lam Presbyterian church to spend yes terday with her. The guests spent the morning with fancy work. and at noon a four luncheon was served to the following: Mrs. Henry Holt Mrs. Louise Bousack, Mrs Annie Car lin. Mrs. Robert Frederick, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. James Low rey, Mrs. Tim Griffith, Mrs. T. R. Walker, Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. Anne Williams.
 The Domestic Art club will be en- tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Sawyer.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Davidson have returned to Laurel. Miss, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. W. R. sevier in | Vivian.
 Inglenook 1 Mrs. k. o. Edney was hostess at a
 
 home in Inglenook and about 40 guests CT 'aees this novel hospitality. Quantities of golden rod were used tQ .aAs4Dp the yellow color motif in
 Mestions. the same color also predomlnated in the refreshments.
 .-uslc Tor the evening was furnished by Miss Mary Young, Miss Cora Vest brooke and Miss Florence WestbroolSe Miss Annie Huey presided over the flower banked punch bowl and those asked to receive were: Mrs. J. L, An derson, Mrs. Jesse Chantz, Mrs. c. E. Purdy and Mrs. c. o. stover. Mrs. William Barton will entertain the Busy Bee band of the Methodist Ladies Aid society at an old-fashioned quilting party Friday. MT. II. Young of Jacksonville is spending fair week with MT. and Mrs. | J. A. Neville,
 l Mir. Herman Keith of El Paso, Tex, | is visiting his brothers. Mir. Ed Keith and Mir. Clint Keith of Inglenook. | MT. and Mrs. w. T. Mackey and their little son are guests of relatives in Corona.
 | Miss Loretta Bailey is resting we'll dl a aiOCdl Nntte Sne uH derwent an operation. MT. and Mrs. A. k. McGraw and their ] little daughter have moved from In- glenook to Montgomery to make their | future home.
 Pratt City ! MT. and Mrs. O. l.. Brooks were hosts | at dinner last evening at their home fin Pratt City in honor of the birthday of the former, the following guests were invited: Mir. and Mrs ". w. Wilson, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. | J. D. Atkinson, Mir. and Mrs w. R. Mclaughlin, Mrs l.. l, Penifold, Mrs. ! J. G. Jones' Mrs. w l.. Little. Mrs. NJ. ]. Colbert Mrs. Myrtle Gallups, Miss Marie Hall, Miss Nettie Jones, Miss r ora Mae Wilson, Miss Evan Williams, Miss Gustave Jones. MT. Dan Jones, Mir. j. w. Williams. MT. w. G. Sharp and Mir T. Vincent.
  Complimenting her guests, Mrs. H. R, Young and Mrs. w. T. Thomas, Mrs. Mrs Ida Harrell entertained the fol- lowing friends at dinner yesterday at o'clock at her home in Pratt City: Mrs Robert Ferguson. Mrs. H. B. Young, Mrs. W. T, Thomas. Mrs. James Thomas and Miss Clarice Harrell.
 
 The Mothers club of Pratt City met at the home of Mrs J. D. Hanby yes- terday for the purpose of reorganizing only the members were present. Miss Annie B. Rogers has returned from stay with Miss Lucy Ander- son at Carbon Hill. Miss Ethel Daniel has accepted po- sition as teacher at Snow Springs.
 nr, s. c. seay has returned from a visit to relatives at Melborne Mrs. Mary Mullin and Mrs. Arthur McAnnally are guests of Mrs. J. R. Dollar at Dora. MT. and Mrs. Will Inman are visiting Mir and Mrs. Shadrck Inman at Mem phis.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Scholz left yester- dav for their winter home at Pittman, Fla. En route they will stop with friends at Jacksonville and other points.