The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-23
East Lake

East Lake
 The first fall meeting of the Shake speare club will take place Thursday morning with Mrs. Leila Hill as hos tess at her home in East Lake.
 Mrs W. c. Caldwell will entertain the Pferian club Friday afternoon
 The members of the Seventy fifth Street Crochet club will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Will Hams.
 MISS Amelia Kennedy of Yorkville S C., has accepted position as teacher Tn the Barrett school and will make her home with Mrs. Annie Mason.
 InglenOok
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ing1e- nook Methodist church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Lynch. The hostess welcomed her guests on | the prettily decorated porch, where a cooling punch was served. After 8 brief business session light refresh. ments were served to about 20 guests | Mrs. w. T. Tanner was at home yes terday afternoon to the members of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society of In. glenook and pretty musical pro. gramme was the chief feature of the meeting, after which an ice course wa. enjoyed
 l Those present were: Mrs. D. E. Baze. more. Mrs. Will Rocket, Mrs. l.. G Snyder. Mrs. M. F. Foster, Mrs F. W Boles, Mrs. B. W. Finck, Mrs. A. D Mckinney Mrs. R. l.. Jones, Mrs. C. J Holt Mrs. W. T. Mackey, Mrs. o. w Cunningham and Mrs. N. M. Strickland Miss Regina Downey has returned from visit to Mrs. Ernest Dunlap al Lawley.
 l Mrs. Charles Beavers is Ill at ehel home in. lnglenook.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. l.. Harris of Yolandt spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs F. L. Taylor
 Miss CIersy Keith of Ardo will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. A. D Mckinney.
 | MT. Martin Burk has returned fion a visit to friends in Oklahoma
 
 WOodlawn The B. Y. P. U. of the Sixty-sixtf Street Baptist church gave a delight full social last evening at the home ol Mrs. M. R. Compton in Woodlawn and pink and white roses formed lovel, decoratice motif for the rooms, where games and contests while away the hours. 1 Assisting the hostess were Miss Clyde Mortimer. Miss Lily Marlin and MT. w. F. Reynolds. Late in the evening a de 1 lfc1ous ice course was passed to more than 50 guests.
 i Complimenting Miss Annie Rogers. a lbride-elect, the Philathea class of the Woodlawn Presbyterian church enter tained a number of friends at the home of Mrs T. J. Luckie yesterday after noon.
 Receiving with Mrs. Luckie and Miss Rogers were Miss Sadie Drake and Miss Robena Mauchlin.
 Ferns and roses festooned the house and tables were arranged for rock, the scores being marked upon brides heads cards. The pink and white color scheme was further developed in. the favors baskets of bon bons and in the ices served at the close of the afternoon. ss The first fall meeting of the Moth. CTS sclub will take place Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the Woodlawr library. All members and those inter. ested are invited t9 be present. Mrs. J. R. Latimer and Mrs. R. $ Urquhart will leave today to be guests of relatives in Weedowee. W Mrs. w. A Compton expects to leave soon for Shreveport, where she will spend the winter
 Miss Ethel Cowart has returned af- ter passing the summer at York.
 Miss Ruth Balch and Miss Mary Balcf are at home after a delightful visit tc their grandmother at Porter.
 Pratt City
 The monthly tea of the Womans Mis- sionary society of the Pratt City Meth. iodist church took place yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs B. F. Phillips with Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. D. E. Cook entertaining jointly.
 Sprays of golden rod and ferns beautifet the house and an interesting programme was given under the leadership of Mrs. A M Johnson Delightful papers or |r.Mountain Schools were given by Mrs James Atkins. Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. G. N. Darlington and pretty musical t1vvA