The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-14

coffee table, Mrs. Crawford Johnson Mrs w. D. Nesbitt, Mrs. M. V. Joseph and
 Mrs. Henry Howze will preside The punch table will be in charge of Mrs.
 Ned McDavid, Mrs. Eugene Fies, Mrs. Henry Dean and Mrs. Viola Roden- Redin. The dansant at the Newspaper club Is
 to be an important event of the evening. The Auburn Vanderbilt teams will be
 guests of honor, and many visitors whose presence in the city is due to the conflict
 thls afternoon will be in attendance Miss Godfriede Gutherz has returned
 from Anniston, where she spent Thursday and gave a demonstration of the new dances that evening" Mrs. Colquitt Cole of Atlanta is visiting her sister, Mrs. Horace Adams. MT. and Mrs. George
 Hutchinson have gone to New Orleans,
 where they were called by the serious ill., ness of the formers father. Mrs J. M. Dewberry is at home after
 spending seven weeks at Dauphn Island. Miss Frances Thompson of Tennesseee | IS visiting Mrs R. A. Porter. The young people of Norwood gave a surprise party last night for Miss Frances Devaux. Twenty were in the party and l dancing and refreshments, the latter pre-
 pared by the girls, were enjoyed. 1 MT. LaRue Lutkins of Jersey City is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Robert Johnston,
 in the Richmond.
 Mrs. Thomas Wingfield is visiting rela- l tives in Washington, D. C.
 l MT. and Mrs. ". Hubert Moore will be
 at 1920 Iroquois street for the winter. The day will be notably gay with | luncheons at the Southern and Newspa-
 per clubs, to include a number of in- teresting visitors Miss Louis Longs party for the bridesmaids to Miss Eula Whatley the big football game in the
 afternoon, dinner and dance at the 1 Country club. and the dance for the l football teams at the Newspaper club, | besides innumerable improptu parties
 for the theatre and supper afterward. MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hill entertained at l dinner last evening at the Tutwiler In | honor of Mrs. Foster Wiles of Nash vile, the guest of her sister, Mrs. c.
 c. Haynes Covers were laid for eight The Mddy Card club held a meeting yesterday afternoon in Pratt City with
 Mrs Fred Monjot as hostess. The score | was kept on hand-painted autumn leaves and a salad was served after the rock | games. Eight members attended. l Mrs. E. E. Gale entertained yesterday | for her guest, Mrs. R. M. Gale. Six guests | met about the rose-trimmed luncheon ta- | ble at o'clock and enjoyed a six course repast. They were Mrs. Gale and her honoree, and Mrs. w. s. McLane, Mrs. J. T. Miller. Mrs. M. J. Stegall and Mrs. | Charles Gale.
 | Miss Lallie Dunbar entertained her Sun
 day school class and their friends last | evening, the guests numbering 30. Con- tests and games were followed by hot l chocolate
 1 Dr. and Mrs. T. D. Love have named
 their little daughter Marjorie Rosamond. 1 Miss Annie Adkins has returned to Belle Tona after a visit to Mrs. K. M. Donel- | son.
 | The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of | Woodlawn Presbyterian church held a
 social meeting last night with Mrs. C. c. Buckshaw and enjoyed games and con- tests, followed by refreshment course. Thirty-fve members were present l The Woman's club met yesterday morn- | ing at 10 o'clock in the Woodlawn H.
 brary Edgar Allen Poe was the subject of study.
 | Mrs. R. D. Broyles has gone to Atlanta | to attend the Woman's Christian Temper ance union convention.
 Mrs. Luther c. H. Williams and chill l dren have come from Anniston to join her | husband, the rector of the new Grace | Episcopal church.
 l Mrs. Lou Supple and her daughters,