The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
WOOdlawn

WOOdlawn
| The Neighborhood circle, which has re.
| Gently been reorganized, met with Mrs
FRANK strickland. The house was at.
tractively decorated with ferns and mar
| cissus. After a brief business meeting a
| salad course was Served. Mrs. John
Fulton and Miss Marie Lacy furnished
music throughout the afternoon. The
members present were Mrs. John Full
ton, Mrs. j. w. Powers, Mrs. VIII Ell
lard, Mrs f. l.. Martin, Mrs John Nor
ris, Mrs. j. b. Mosey, Mrs. Walter Par
ker' Mrs. Frank Strickland, Mrs Emer-
son Goodwin, Mrs. J. w. Allen, Miss Ma
RE Lacy and Miss Flemming
The newly elected officers of the Chris
tan Endeavor society of the Woodlawn
Presbyterian church met Saturday night
at the home of Miss Ruby Buckshaw.
They We're as follows: Miss Ruby Buck
shaw, president; Mr.. Sidney Taylor vice
president; Miss Lapsley Lanier, secre-
tary; Mr.. Ebbe Benson, treasurer, and
Miss 'Juanita Lanier. intermediate spon-
sor The chairmen of the various COM
mittees We're also present.
Mrs. r.. S. Cooney of Tuscaloosa. who
is visiting Mrs. w. o. Hall, in Wood
lawn gave a box party at the Lyric
Saturday afternoon. Those present were
Mrs. w. O.. Hall. Mrs. G. B. Shaneman.
Mrs. d. " Edmundson, Mrs S. v. Hall
and Mrs. c. W. Hall.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Wood
lawn presbyterian church will serve
chicken pie dinners at POS North Twenty
nrst street. January IL to 16
Mr.. g. III. Smith, who has been visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Hankins, has re-
turned to the University of Tennessee.
and Mr.. Luther Smith has returned to
the University of Alabama
The Womans Christian Temperan ce
union Will meet in the Woodlawn Public
Library next Friday morning at 1890
o CLOCK. Mrs James Weisel and Mrs. w.
II. Jeffries, state and county presidents
will be present and address the meeting
Or. E. P. Hogan will deliver a lecture
Ihe Health of the Home" next Wednes-
DAY AFTERNOON at 2:30 at the auditorium
OF the Woodlawn city hail. This will be
the second of a series of lectures deliv-
cred under the auspices of the school
extension course and all mothers ara
urged to attend.
me Priscilla club met Friday morning
with MISS Mary Robinson. The morning
was spent IN embroidery and sewing and
at noon luncheon was served to Mrs
J: b. Robinson. Mrs. Edgar Van Keuren.
Mrs. Roscoe Brown, Miss Fillmore Gillian.
MISS Robena Mauchlin, Miss Nina Balm
MISS Emma Bliss, and Miss Sadie
Drake. o'0
Mr.. Percy Smith, Mr.. Tom McTarlin
and Mr.. William Ware have gone to car.
bon HILL :" SA'-
The r. L. Jackson chapter, 1yn,tea
daughters of the Confederacy, met Fri
DAY afternoon at the home of Mrs. n. q
McGlathery. The flowers used in decor.
ating were white narcissus. After tb.
transaction Of business Mrs. D. w. Nc
Call paid beautiful tribute to the NOW.
DRY OF DR.. jackson. A programme foI.
loved, III which the following members.
took part: Mrs. A. J. Massey. Mrs p
a. clayton, Mrs. Gains and Mrs NJ
Laughlin. An ice course was served IN On
members. e" u oo
Mr.. Kirk Wyatt is iii with pneun,or,.
MISS u Leonard has returned to Wool
lawn with Mrs W. A. Moss for ~.
winter. Aor the
MRS. Eli Morris has returned from,
Visit TO relatives at Nashville.
eugene Baker. who has been vr.,.,..
ms aunt, Mrs. e. s. McGlatherv. rat,,rns
TO MS nome In Tuscaloosa today.
East Birmingham
MRS. Jones Perry will ent.rta,