The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-22

ing the holidays. She also has engage
ments for resumption of her former
dancing classes. but Will return to Bir-
mingham in time to dance at the suf-
frage ball next week, when she and Mr.
stevens are to present one of the new
dances
DR.. Walter A. Weed left yesterday
for Chicago, New York and Baltimore
to pursue special course of study in
x-ray work.
Miss LeGrande Smith who has been
the guest of Miss Augusta Clark for
the past 10 days. will return today to
her home in Montgomery.
Miss Hazel Goodwin gave a birthday
party in Pratt City Saturday afternoon
to celebrate her thirteenth birthday.
She was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith, Miss Mary Lou Wood
and Mrs. J. T. Altman. Green and red
decorations were used in the dining
room, and a box of chocolates was the
award in a spirited contest. Forty young
friends were invited.
Miss Gertrude Gilbert Miss Rita
Bridges and Miss Louise Merkl will
entertain the Young Ladies' Missionary
society of Pratt City this evening at
the home of Miss MerlSl.
Mrs. S. c. Seay and her little daugh-
ters, and her brother, Mr.. Wallace
Davidson of Dakota have returned from
visit to relatives in Montgomery.
Miss Willie McMaran will arrive to-
day from oxford to visit Mrs. II. Il.
Warrington in East Lake.
Miss Lucy Jones will leave today to
visit Mrs. Sparks Jones and Mrs. Charles
Drennen in Orlando, Fla.
Miss Odetta Tyler who is attending
Woman's college in Montgomery, is at
home for the holidays. with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Tyler.
Miss Ruby Moore will be hostess Sat
urday to the ri Sigma Phi club instead
of having the meeting on Wednesday.
Mrs. Isaac Morris will be hostess to
the Booklovers club of Fairfield this
afternoon.
Miss Hermoine SomeIville of Aliceviie
is the guest of Miss Mary Spence.
Miss Lucille Hay has returned from
Jasper.
Mr.. Lee Stewart of Louisiana will spend
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Phil
lips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Freeman will give
dance Wednesday evening at Gate
Lodge.
Miss Beryl Macauley and Miss Ruth
Renken will give dance Thursday even
ing at their home In Ensley Highlands
Mr.. Harry Gibbon, after an absence of
nearly two years, spent in Panama, will
arrive tomorrow to spend Christmas with
his family in Woodlawn.
Mr.. Harry Hahn has returned from
Riverside academy at Gainesville to be
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H..
Hahn.
Mr. Leroy Mooney of Jacksonville.
Fla is the guest of Mr.. Henry Hahn.
| Miss Sadie Rhodes has come home from
| Athens college for the holidays
| The story hour at the Woodlawn
| library Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
| will be conducted by Miss Grace Mason,
who will tell Christmas stories to the
children below the fifth grade. Books
suitable as gifts for children of various
ages are on display at the library as
suggestions for parents VINO are asked to
| inspect them.
| Mr. A. Z. Thomas of Inglenook enter
tained his pupils Saturday evening at
| his home. Mistletoe and holly were used
as decorations and Miss Mary Young
presented a musical programme. In a
| contest Miss Frances Bazemore won Il
prize and Mr.. Earl Downey another.
The host was assisted by Mrs. J. a.
Neville. The guests numbered %.
The Inglenook chapter, o. e. s., No.
| 165, will hold a special meeting at Ma
sonic hall Wednesday evening and a
| full attendance is desired. Visiting
members are cordially invited.
! Mr., 7. e. Harris is spending the Christ
mas holidays in Kansas, and Mr.. Herbert
| Mangum is In Tennessee.
| Miss Ora Carlisle has gone to Roanoke
after spending two weeks in Wylam as
the guest of Mrs Sidney Vaughan.
| The Methodist Sunday school of Wy
| lam will observe the White Christmas
| Friday evening beginning at o'clock.
| Miss Jewel Hall of Cuba is visiting
| her sister, Mrs. G. t. Page.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Sesler of Evans
ville Ind, are guests of Mrs. John Dun
| lap.
The Maud Bordeaux Galloway school
closes for the Christmas holidays Tues
| day. December %, and reopens for the
| second semester Monday, January T.