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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
A Happy Bald
Headed Man
Well-knOwn Politician Nearly bald
Now Has Heavy Growth of Hair.
Tells How He Did 1t.

western politician, well known on
account of his badness and ready wit.
surprised his friends by appearins z
with heavy growth of hair; many of
his old friends did not know him and
others thought he had wig. On be-
ing asked how he did it, he made the
following statement: Il attribute the
| remarkable growth of my hair to the
use of the following simple recipe
which any lady or gentleman can min
at home: To a half-pint of water add
l OF. of bay rum, a small box of Barbo
Compound and a OF. of glycerine.
Apply to the scalp two or three times
a week with the finger tips. 1t not
only promotes the growth of the hair
but removes dandruff, scalp humors
and prevents the hair from falling out
1t darkens streaked, faded, gray hair
and makes the hair soft and glossy.
These ingredients can be purchased at
any drug store at very little cost and
mixed at home"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
RECEIVING PARTY
WITH MRS. M'IAUGHLIN

\ prospective dance which promises TO
be an interesting and ENJOYABLE occasion
is the entertainment arranged by Maj
and Mrs. George II. Mclaughlin i'm honor
of their niece. Miss Catherine Dinan. IL
will occur the evening of February
at the Mclaughlin residence, 1881 Maiden
lane.
Miss Dinan, formerly of New York. has
made a large number of friends since
coming to make her home here. She is
niece of Major Mclaughlin, who has nVed
in Birmingham since his retirement from
the United States army
In the receiving line with Major and
Mrs Mclaughlin and Miss Dnan will be
Miss Genevieve Burt, Miss Leila Wood
Miss LeMay Caldwell and Mrs. Charles
Marks Miss Dinan, with Mr. Edward
Gilmer Matthews. will lead the grand
march, assisted by Miss Florine Hodges
with Mr.. William Knox Fitzpatrick. Be
sides number of members of the younger
set a few of the hosts married friends
will be invited.
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ROBERT BURNS BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED IN WYLAM

The Caledonian club of Wylam cele-
brated the 155th anniversary of the birth
of Robert Burns at the Wyam Masonic
hall Friday evening.
The meeting was called to order at S
o'clock and Mr. A. r. Brown gave brief
history of the club and sketch of the
life of Burns. Addresses by DR.. w. s.
Rountree and DIR. f. w. Mcdonald were
also enjoyed.
Scotch poems and songs We're given, and
at o'clock tile grand march was LED
by Mr.. James Brodie and Mrs. Hugh
Lynch. Both modern and old time Scotch
dances were enjoyed.
At II o'clock "A feast of Scotch dishes
was served.
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MEETING OF WOMAN'S
CLUB IN WOODLAWN

Inc Woman's club met Friday morning
at the Woodlawn public library. The
Ioh can responses were quotations from
American authors.
Those taking part in the interesting pro-
sranlne were Mrs. r. ID. Broyes, Mrs
W. D. Morris, Mrs Won L. Thompson.
Mrs. W. I. Reynolds, Mrs. T. S. Zest.
Mrs. M. r. Jordan and Mrs. G. Marvin
Lewis.
Refreshments We're served at the close
OF the meetingl by Mrs. r. ID. Thompson,
Mrs. w. NJ Peterson and Mrs. r. r.
Luclkie.
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EASTERN STAR OFFICERS
INSTALLED IN PRATT CITY

The Alma Seay chapter No. 80, Or
der Eastern Star. held an installation
meeting at the Masonic hall in Pratt
city Thursday and the following off,
GERS were installed: Mrs. Mary Griffith,
worthy matron. Mrs. c. r. Smith, as
sociate matron: Mrs C. T. Smith, wor-
tiny patron; Miss Anna Shores, secre-
tarX; Mrs George Brown, treasurer.
Miss Dennie Dockerty, conductress
Mrs ]. E. Wood. associate conductress;
Mrs, |. w. Brown, warden; Mr. William
Hurley sentinel; Mrs. John Little, chap
lain; Mrs. James Powell, marshall: Mrs.
William Thomas. organist; Mrs. Emily
Dowia, "Adah'; Mrs. j. c. Fason, "Es-
ther'; Mrs. William Dockerty, MAR
tha"; Mrs. Bob Rutledge, "E,lecta.''
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Hubert Lacey. secretary and Mr.. Clyde
Bennett. treasurer.
Later games and contests were followed
by an ice course.
Those present were Miss Emily Dry
man. Miss Ruth Inman, Miss Maude
Daniel, Miss Louise Seill. Miss Lizzie
Dunn Miss Myrtle Sason. Miss Lizzie
Mills, Miss Lola Steele. Miss Leah steele.
Miss Mamie Levois Creswell Miss Lily
Sason, Mr. Hubert Lacy. Mr.. Clyde Ben
nett, Mr.. Paul Ingram, Mr.. j. II. Ben
nett. Mr. Philip Patterson, Mr.. c. H.
Patterson. Mr.. ]. r. Robinson. Mrs. Ber-
tram Smith, Mr. and Mrs r. w Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Steele, Mrs. William
Steele
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MISS OLLIE DAVIS
NORWOOD HOSTESS

Miss Ollie Davis was hostess at dinner
Friday evening at her home in Norwood
Games and an old fashioned candy pull
ing We're enjoyed and later ice cream and
cake were served.
Those present We're Miss Lillian Jen-
kins. Miss Dorothy Werner, Miss Madeline
Thomas Miss Mary Krauss, Miss Alice
Mcdonald, Mr.. Jack Hall, Mr.. John Orr
Mr. James Childreth, Mr.. Forsythe
Gordy, Mr., Ralph Adams, Mr.. Carl P
tOWSky.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ENTER
TANNED BY MISS SMITH

The Trethon Sunday school class OF the
South Methodist church, with es.
c. NJ Carraway as teacher, was delight
fully entertained by Miss Lanye Smith
at her home in Pratt City Friday evening
Hot chocolate and waters We're served
as the guests entered ny Mrs, j. a.
Steele, The election OF officers for the
coming sig n.aaths took place. Miss
Maude Daniel was elected president; Miss
Ruth Inman, first vice president; Mr.. Ber-
tram Smith, second vice president, Miss
! Louise Merkell. third vice presidents Miss
] Lily Mills, fourth vice president; Mr.,
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MISS DUNSTAN HOSTESS
FRIDAY EVENING

number OF young people met at
the home of Miss Tomina Dunstan Fri
day evening in West End to form a
social club.
Heart dice was enjoyed, followed by
an ice course.
The clubs membership is to consist
of the following: Miss Mildred Bell.
Miss Harriet Lowman. Miss Elsie
ThUm Miss Ruth Norris. Miss Alice
Stockmar. Miss Margaret Gadsden. Miss
Marie Golightly, Mr., Allen Lowman, Mr..
Robert Handy, Mr.. John Faust, Mr.. Ed
Norton, Mr.. Walter Buck, Mr. Hampton,
Mr. Frank BaSenberg.
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MINSTRELS TO BE
PRESENTED BY Y. NJ. III. A.

The young women who are to assist
in the minstrel performance given by
the Young Mems Hebrew association
January % and 20 at Clark Jones
hall include an especially interesting
group. The minstrels promise to be
unusually clever.
The young women, whose photo
graphs appear in another page of The
Age Herald. are Miss Minnie Light,
Miss Hattie Bartman, Miss Ida Bonfeld,
Miss Clara Scholder, Miss Dorothy Var
den Goldman, Miss Jean Williams, Miss
Bessie Goldstein. Miss Lena Scholder,
Miss Anna Light.
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BOYS CLUB HOSTS
IN AVONDALE

The Boys club was hosts at ban
quet Friday evening in Avondale at
Griffin's hall.
The clubs colors. crimson and blue,
We're tastily used in decorating. Wade
Martin presided at the punch bowl. and
the chaperones were DR.. and Mrs. Wade
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. clyde King and
Mrs. Rose Beck.
The young people present were Miss
Vena Hopwood. Miss Carlena Hoehn,
Miss Ruth McKibbon, Miss Mabel Car
rett Miss Violet Swift, Miss Edna
Legitt Miss Valla McCool, Mr.. Fred
Martin, Mr.. George Jones, Mr.. Robert
Wall Mr. Charles Culverhouse, Mr.. Char
lie l1llard. Mr.. Harry Hood, Mr.. Dud-
| leY Ellis
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MIR. SMITH HOST
b. f. c. CLUB MEMBERS

Mr.. Harry ARA Smith entertained the
members of the B. f. c. club Friday
evening at his home in Avondale
Games and refreshments We're enjoy ed
by the following:
Miss Marie ARA Smith presided at
punch Miss Sarah Lou Williams, Miss
Dele Redd, Miss Christina Dickinson
Miss Lillian Frye, Miss Glady ii oehn
Miss Agnes Norris, Miss INA May Snow
den, Miss Jessie Lee Hodges, Miss Lola
McCarl, Miss Dorothy Robbins. Miss
Willie May Porter, Mr. Charlie Page
Mr.. Bruce McNabb, Mr. Ora Hood, Mr
Allen Hyde. Mr. Carl Steele, Mr.. FIR d
Whitley, Mr.. Selman Knight, Mr.. Ar
thur Williams, Mr.. Newgin Norris, -Ir
Hilrie Schurne.
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MISS HALL ENTERTAINS
PHILATHEA CLASS

The Philathea class of the Pratt City
Baptist church was delightfully."- enter
tanned Friday evening by Miss Ida Bell
Hall
A color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in the decorations and refresh
ments
Those enjoying this hospitality were:
Miss Vera Linch, Miss Allie Linch, Miss
Cherry Williams, Miss Inez Malady, Miss
Matttie Bell Payne, Miss Cherry Rut-
ledge, Miss Mary Lee Williams, Miss
Mary Dunbar, Miss Sallie Dunbar, Mrs
Q. d. Comstock.
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Young, Miss Jessie Thompson, Miss Edna
Chrame, Miss Sara Bromer, Miss Cecil
Mcbride, Miss Nellie Williamson, Miss
Maggie williamson Miss Doris Atchison
Miss Sara Roberts, Miss Annie Eubank
Miss Nell Stewart, Miss Ellen Brodie,
Mr.. Arthur Eubank, Mr.. Harry Gardner,
Mr.. Barto Sergeant, Mr.. Steve Moxley,
Mr.. James Billings, Mr.. John Moxley, Mr..
win Oxley, Mr.. Raymond Parkhurst Mr..
Jesse Bell, Mr.. Roy Whatley, Mr.. George
Guthrie, Mr., William Haywood, Mr.. Paul
Crane, Mr. Robert Gardner, Mr.. Clarence
James, Mr.. Claud Jordan Mr.. John Smith,
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MRS. JAMESON GIVES
BRIDGET LUNCHEON

Mrs. c. M Jamison entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home in West End
giving a delightful bridge luncheon.
The prize, a. hand EN- mbrodered bou-
doir cap, was won by Mrs. Edward Nc
Allister. At the conclusion of the game
a siX-course luncheon was served to the
following: Mrs. w. u. Givens, Mrs. Ed
mond owens. Mrs. Edward McAllister,
Mrs. Minis Hutchins Miss Nell DeLand.
Mrs. j. c. Jamison.
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PERSONALIA

Mrs Bessie NJ. Gray plans to leave
next Thursday for eastern trip of
two weeks. She will go to New Haven,
Conn. to attend the JUNO Prom March
J. and will chaperone Miss Louise Mus
grove of Admission. who will be the
guest of Mr. Henry b. Gray, Jr., for the
occasion. Before returning home, she
Will spend a short time in New York
and may prolong her trip in order to
visit French Lick Springs.
Mrs. Vernon Edelen Whitaker Marie
SMITH, and her lovely little daughter,
Nary Sloss Smith, arrived yesterday
afternoon to spend a week with Mrs.
Arthur W. Smith, Mrs. Whitaker's s
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Anglin White have re-
turned from their wedding trip. and
are at home with Mrs. A. l., Bennett
on Ashe street
Mrs. Eva Conner Fraser of Toronto.
Can, and her little daughter, Drum
mond. who are en- route to Governor
B. B. Comer's plantation at Conner,
Ala, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Fraser's sister, Mrs Frank Hol-
land Lanthrop.
Miss Eva Hagan of Nashville, has
arrived to spend the week with Mrs
>. A. Rountree. Miss Hagan is very
pretty and decidedly popular in Tennes-
see, and number of pleasant hospitali-
ties have been arranged in her honor.
Mrs. Millard Harwell of Evansville,
Ind, and her daughter, Miss Mary Har-
we'll, Will arrive Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. James GALLAGHER, in Nor
wood.
Mr.. T. T. Ashford returned Friday
night from The Plantation, his handsome
country place in north Alabama, where
he has entertained a number OF guests
since the opening of the hunting and
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SIS NORMA SCHOLARS
TUDENT SONG RECITAL

iss Norma Scholar presents in song
tall Miss Leta Will Goldsmith. Miss
Smith. Mr.. Baxter Eastburn, and
Thornley, Scholar Jobe. The reci-
is to be given on the evening OF
nesday. January rs. in the Cable
at $50 o'clock. All friends and
lovers are invited. The pro-
lne includes: (a) Were My Song
Wings Provided" Hahn. tb) cat
ng," Rogers. (c) "Sweet Miss
- Neidlinger I'm Bel hi We'd
- MADAME Butterfly Puccini.
Songs of Araby," Clay (b) "Roses
Rain" Lehman. (c) "To Helen
ton ;mith "Dost Thou Know
Fair T4and?" (Mignon) Thomas.
Don Giovanni Mozart. 'Ah SO
re fMarthO Flotow. ea) Hills
Kerry, Speaks. CD 'Laddie." Neid
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DOMESTIC CIRCULE
WITH MRS. RATY

The Domestic circle met Friday after
noon with Mrs. f. l.. Baty at her home
in Pratt City.
Those present were: Mrs w. J. Kelly,
Mrs. r. S. Hassler, Mrs w. e. Glib
bins of Ensley Highlands, Mrs. e. Wake
field, Mrs. r. G. Mahan, Mrs. e. A. Linch
Mrs A. ]. Monfee
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MOTHERS SELF CULTURE CLUB
WITH MRS. ]. f. CROSS

The Mothers Self Culture club met with
Mrs j. e. Cross Friday afternoon in
Wylam
The clubs subject was "Art and Pic
lures Later refreshments were enjoyed
by the following: Mrs. A d. Davenport,
Mrs, T. r. Walker, Mrs b. S. Sloan, Mrs.
r. l.. Glasgow, Mrs ]. C. Mason, Mrs
H. A. REVERE, Mrs. ]. e. Nolan, Mrs.
j. Marvin Walker, Mrs. S. SEWER Mrs.
j.. u. Cross.
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From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.

From the st. Louis lobe-Democrat
AT New Years eve supper at the Play
ers' club in New York. N'itter Bynner,
the sonneteer, remarked:
"A New Years resolution is the only
thing on earth that is stronger at birth
than at any other time.
At this witticism the eyes of Butler
Glaenzer the essayist and critic, snapped
behind the lustrous pince-nez, and Mr..
Glaenzer said in his calm. fluent voice:
And of New Year resolutions above
all other things, it is true that the good
die young
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MISS HAYWOOD CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY IN WYLAM

Mr. and Mrs. William Haywood enter
tanned a number of young people Thurs
day evening at their home in Wylam in
honor of the birthday of their daughter
Miss Gladys Haywood.
Games and dainty refreshments were
enjoyed by the following: Miss Robena
Guthrie, Miss Grs ce Burnell, Miss Emily
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COSMOS CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. HICKMAN

The Cosmos Literary club met with
Mrs r. S. Hickman Friday after noon at
her home in Ensey.
White and pink carnations We're used
in decorating. The club enjoyed an in
teresting programme on Moorish history,
after which delicious refreshments We're
served to the following:
Mrs. f. B. Burns, Mrs. o. c. Cowan,
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PARTIES FOR
MISS EWING

Miss Lebie Ewing of Atlanta, who is
the attractive guest of Miss Eva May
Morgan in Norwood, was conplimented
with several delightful informal affairs
during the past week, among them a box
party Tuesday afternoon at the Jefferson,
with Miss Sara Hodges as h1stese:
theatre party at the Lyric Wednesday bv
Miss Sue Ferguson. and a luncheon yes
teroay at the Hillman MOTEL with Mr.
Lockwood as host
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETING
IN WEST END

The Christian endeavor of the Vine
Street Presbyterian church will meet
this evening at o'clock under the
leadership of Miss Matte Walker,
whose subject will be, Danger of Our
Nation" dealing with child labor.
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SPECIAL MUSIC AT THE
VINE STREET N

The choir of the Vine Street Presby-
torlan church, West End assisted by
Miss Bert Hutchins. will have special
music for this mornings services The
programme includes an anthem by
Dressler, "Oh, Morning Light" and a
soprano solo, "Oh. Eyes That Are
Weary" by Miss Hutchins.
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CHURCH GUILD TO
GIVE OPERA

The ladies' of the st. Margaret Guild
OF the Episcopal church of Enslev are
TO present baby opera Friday. Febru-
ary l. at the Ensley opera house. Ms.
sulth towards Will be accompanist, Mrs
Crawford Perkins solosit, and Mr l. q
Tyler director
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MISSIONARY MEETING
PRATT CITY

The Womans Missionary society of the
South Methodist church of Pratt City
complimented their pastor and his wife,
the Rev. and Mrs. w. p. MacGlawn
with a linen showed and pound party Fri
day evening at the parsonage.
The affair was most enjoyable with
music followed by ice cream and cake.
There were about 70 guests.
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MISS EWING HONOREE
BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Eva May Morgan will entertain
the members of the Young Ladies' Bridge
club of Norwood Wednesday afternoon
at her home in Norwood, complimenting
Miss Lebie Ewing
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linger. Co Dearest" Homer cd
"The Young Musician" Salter. Might"
tcello obligato) Bonald (a) a Lit
tie Gray Dove" Saar. (b) From the
Land of the Sky Blue--Water," Cad
man. (c) THE Fairy Pipers.r Brewer
(d) The Chrysanthemum," Salter
Duet III Trovatore) Verdi. Mrs. Robert
Newman at the plano.
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Mrs. w. o. Garrett, Mrs. T. A. Eubank.
Mrs. E. L. Brown, Mrs. w. II. Zibber.
Mrs r. E. Tidwell, Mrs. j. A. Dupuy,
Mrs. Ida Goldsmith, Mrs. A. Toss Mrs.
j. Moog, Mrs. II. j. Kribbs, Mrs. Neal
Dugger. Mrs II. M. Cowart, Mrs. Cur
tbs, Mrs. Dupuy
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rs. CHARLES ED LEWIS
GIVES AN AUCTION PARTY

Irs. Charles Ed Lewis will entertain
auction bridge the afternoon of Feb
ry in compliment to Mrs. Charles
Barnes. who recently came to make
ningham her home and is a sister
Irs. George w. Reese of this city.
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MRS. HICKMAN HOSTESS
TO MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Womans Missionary society of
the West End Methodist church will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. Ped Hickman on Hawkins
street.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
ISSUES CARDS

Quaint invitations, expressed partly in
music, have been issued by the Epworth
league of the First Methodist Episcopal
church for Thursday, January %, at 5
o'clock. They are signed by Mary Craven,
third vice president.
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OPEN LESSON AT
FLETCHER SCHOOL

Miss Mary Olmstead has issued invi-
tations TO an open lesson ON Wednes-
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock, 720
Twentieth street, west.
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MRS. BUSH HOSTESS
LUNCHEON TUESDAY

Mrs ]. e. Bush will entertain at lunch
con Tuesday at her home in Woodlawn
in honor of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Shell
ser, who is her guest.
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BOX PARTY FOR
MRS LEWIS

box party to witness the Tuesday after
noon performance of Peg O. My Heart, "
complimenting Mrs. G. Marvin Lewis of
Dothan, who is the guest of Mrs. X. b.
Broyles.
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WOMAN'S AID TO
MEET MONDAY

The Woman's Aid and Missionary So
ciety of the West End Baptist church
viii hold meeting at the church Mon
day afternoon at o'clock
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DINNER PARTY FOR
ATLANTA VISITOR

Miss Lebie Ewing will be the honor
guest at dinner at the Hotel Hillman
Wednesday evening with Mr.. e. H. Lane
as hest.
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MISS ANDERSON HONOREE
AT MISCELLANEOUS, SHOWER

Miss Margaret Anderson, bride-elect,
will be complimented with a miscellan-
cons shower Wednesday afternoon, with
Miss Eva May Morgan as hostess at
her home in Norwood
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MISS MARC ARET CAMERON
TO ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON

In compliment to Miss Fannie Evans,
Miss Margaret Cameron will entertain
at luncheon February IA at the Southern
club.
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MRS. PENNINGTON HOSTESS
SOCIAL CLUB IN NORWOOD

The Thursday afternoon Social club will
lave Mrs. E. b. Pennington as hostess
this week at her home in Norwood.
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MRS. HENRY DEAN
HOSTESS TO CLUB

Mrs Henry r. Dean will entertain the
members of tho Tuesday Bridge club to-
morrow at the Country club.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Temple Emanuel chapter will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the temple. A full attendance is re-
quested.
The Qui Vive club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. f. 7. Glass.
Mrs r. S. Basore will entertain the
L'Etude Dart Tuesday afternoon at
230
The board of the Mercy Home will
hold the regular meeting Tuesday
morning at 1890 at the home.
Dr. f. NJ. Mason will lecture at Ull-
man Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0.
The Epworth league of Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
social and business meeting at the
church Thursday evening at o'clock.
All are cordially invited
The Ladies' Aid society of Simpson
Me thodist Episcopal church will give a
box social at the home of the Rev. w. |.
Powell, 1904 Twenty fifth street north,
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
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'AIICTTn>r

4ao i.IIArs were a silver berry spoon,
and silver pickle fork. The club prize
was won by Mrs Arthur Barton. and
Mrs w. S. Moughon won the guest
prize.
After the game delightful refresh
ments were served to the following
guests: Mrs. W. S. Moughon, Mrs. r. b.
Watts, Mrs. A. Henderson. Mrs. G. c.
Thornton. Mrs. J. A. Shook, Mrs. J. S.
Hall, Mrs. Henry Brown. Mrs Charles
Arples. Mrs. Arthur Barton. Mrs. Will
m Oberhelman. Mrs. j. r. Sellers.
S. j. =. Cain. Mrs c. D. simmons,
S. d. r. Curtis. Mrs r. L. sherman.
er~,Watts included several who We're
-of1tpwn visitors, among them Mrs.
q tn Lawrence of Chicago, who is the
ast of Mrs. D. r. Curtis, Mrs. David
of Richmond. Va, who is visiting
s. sherman.
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Mrs. Mercer Barnett came home yes
terday morning after an absence # tlva
weeks. She visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. LOTUS Cuddy. in Cleveland O.. arb
spent a portion of the time in New York
city.
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Mrs. George Westmoreland. rho las
been visiting her daughter, Mrs Charles
e. bowman, left yesterday for her nome
in Atlanta.
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Mrs. j. S. Aven- has returned from Ma
con, Ga, where she was called or ac-
count of the death of Mr.. Aven.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Homer OF Chatta
nooga are guests of Mr.. and Mis- G. u
Matlock.
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GE GIVEN
4. WATTS

,st enjoyable affairs
hen Mrs. w. a. W ats
Wednesday Auction
additional friends.
sisted by Mrs. r. b.
Iraig of Jasper, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

| South America, though at tho ;,ressi
time his plans have not maturod. H}
completed his studies recently At .Sprin
Hill and hopes to perfect his kaowledg
OF Spanish during his residence in HonI
onras. His idea at present is To renal
SIX months and, If conditions are fsNorI
able, to prolong his stay several years
Little Susie and Helen Bell spent
week end with their cousin, Elsie Bed
in West End
Mrs. Cook of West End is recoverin1
from a recent illness.
Mrs. R. w. Weaver and Mrs. Jewe
Nolan of West End were guests al II
spend the day party Friday at Powderl \
with Mrs. Mosely.
Mrs. NJ. Warden of Pratt City is ,isi,
ing relatives in New York.
Miss Lola Poole has returned to Pratt
City from visit to her sister. Mrs. e. I'll
Dickey at Palos.
Miss Leila Dew will leave tomorrow
for her home in Virginia. after a visl
to Miss Helen McCary and Mrs. Houstourl
Johnston.
Miss Cora Gregg is visiting in Tennes
see.
Miss Annie Blinn is with friends Il
Selma, and later will go to Ohio for &
viist of a month with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Homer OF Chatta-
nooea are guests of Mr. and Mis- G. ID
Matlock
Mrs. J. S. Aven- has returned from Ma
con, Ga, where she was called or ac-
count of the death of Mr.. Aven.
Mrs. Mercer Barnett came home yes
terday morning after an absence # tive
weeks. She visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. LOTUS Cuddy. in Cleveland O.. arb
spent a portion of the time in New York
city.
Mrs. George Westmoreland. .ho las
been visiting her daughter, Mrs Charles
e. bowman, left yesterday for her nome
in Atlanta.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

Miss Annie Blinn is with friends
Selma, and later will go to Ohio for
viist of a month with friends
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The Qui Vive club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. f. 7. Glass.
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Mrs II. S. Basore will entertain the
LEtude Dart Tuesday afternoon at
2 30
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Miss Leila Dew will leave ton,crroy
for her home In Virginia. after visl
to Miss Helen McCary and Mrs. Houstoul
Johnston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

Mr.. John James Gilmore, Jr. will leave
Tuesday or Wednesday of the coming
week for Tela, Spanish Honduras. to re-
main indefinitely. He will be associated
with the United Fruit company In Gen.
trail America, and may settle later III
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

Eleanor Carr little daughter Of Mrs.
Crits, is recovering from her recent ill
ness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

Miss Cora Gregg is visiting in Tennes
see.