The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-05

guests of Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Harkins. They motored from Jasper and are on a shopping tour.
 Miss Mary Ellen Perkins Is expected home the latter part of next week from Montgomery, where she is visiting Miss Sara Evans.
 Mrs c. T. Mayfield has been called to Chattanooga. Mrs. C. C. Lynch, her sis ter Is very il
 Mrs. John Pope Jones arrived yester- day from Newman, Ga, to spend the holi- days with her parents, Mir and Mrs. J. D. Moore
 Mrs. c. J. Barr gave a delightful bridge luncheon in Ensley Thursday to which she invited 20 guests. The holiday color plan was used red carnations and narcissi composing the floral motif on the bonbon table and clusters of these fragrant flow CTS being used elsewhere as well. At l 80 a four-course luncheon was served. The favors were poinsetta and as first prize Mrs. Barr awarded a string of rose beads to Mrs. k. Landgrebe, connucopia basket filled with poinsettia going to Mrs. B. R. Pegram as second prize. The Inter-se club held it's meeting this week at the home of Mrs. P. T. O'Byrne in Fairview. Red and green composed the color scheme. and the leader was Mrs. Fred Hamil. Miss Robbie Walker told of the first American Christmas and a musical programme was presented by Mrs. Kyle Lawson, Mrs c. J. Severin and Mrs. Walter Lynch. Mrs. H. H. Thomas gave a reading.
 The formal opening of the Picquik oc- cured at their handsome new rooms in
 the Masonic temple of Woodlawn last night and was attended by 150 friends of the organization. Elaborate plans had been made and the club rooms were in gala array for the occasion. smilax trailing
 the easements and festooning the walls; white roses used in handsome placque on the blue-lined lace centerpece of the table in the dining room, and white car | nations giving fresh beauty to the large ballroom. MT. c. s. Zbinden, MT. | William Scott and Mir. G. I. Mcdonald 1 stood in the entrance hall to welcome
 the guests. and in the ballroom. where | the orchestra sat behind a screen of l palms, a receiving line was composed of MT. E. D. Montgomery, the clubs presi- | dent, Miss Ruby Morton Dr. and Mrs. D. | V. Edmundson, Mir. and Mrs. Horace Will l knson, MT. and Mrs. Walter o. Hall, Dr. l and Mrs. w. A. Martin. In the dining
 room punch was served by Miss Grace | Robinson from a huge block of ice in 1 which white roses were frozen. Miss | Frances Macon. Miss May Alice Robinson, | Miss Margaret Nall Miss Bernice Conner assisted in the dining room. During the | late evening trays of ices moulded in | the form of white roses and cakes em- | bossed with the club monogram in blue, l it's colors, were passed among the guests. | Mrs. O. D. Perry and her little son have | returned to Inglenool< from Leeds, where | they visited Mrs. Perry's mother. 1 MT. Edward Morris is at home after a 1 visit to Atlanta relatives. MT. S. F. Mitchell is i'll at the home of his daugh- | ter, Mrs. Jesse Chantz.
 An old d-fashioned "'possum supper'' was given in Pratt City last evening by MT. l w. l.. McDonough at the home of Dr. and Mrs. c. D. Gaines, and those, be- l side the host and Dr. and Mrs. Gaines, 1 present were Dr. N. H. Verin, MT. and
 Mrs. w. H. Shumate Miss Mary Jane l Verin.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Will Monjot and MT. and | Mrs. James Howard have returned from motor trip to Montevallo, where they
 visited Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Lees. | Miss Lillian Penfeld has returned to l Tuscaloosa after a visit to MT. and Mrs. l l.. I. Penf1eld. ~s l Miss Hazel Stone gave a forty-two party yesterday afternoon in Avondale, to which she invited Miss Mabel Garrett, Miss Una Allgood, Miss Violet Swift
 Miss Lorraine Farr, Miss Ida Killian and Miss Valla McCool