The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-02

ana white roses. Music was furnished during the evening by Miss Ruth Ham,
 melt, Miss Mildred Butler and Miss
 Fannie Dorse. After which games were played, and later in the evening an ice course was served. Among those pres ent were Miss Ethel Waldron, Miss Ruby
 Fitzgerald, Miss Ora Daniel, Miss Mar garet Ethridge, Miss Elsie Drake Miss
 Nettie Bell Ross, Miss Lucy Stewart, Miss Douglas Lyons, MT. Albert Wright
 MT. Harvey Drake, Mir. Earl Wilson, Mr. Morgan Brown, MT. Joe Etheredge Mr.
 Randall Holcomb, Mir. Martin Hum phrey, MT. John Cruse, Mr. Jack Dor ough, MT. Leonard Henson. MT. Clar- ence Koenig, MT. Lewis Donough. MT. Clarence Moore and Mir. Vernon De- Shazo.
 Miss Dorothy Walker entertained for the Busy Bees, a club of young girls which has been recently organized. The afternoon was spent with embroidery and needlework and later a luncheon
 was served. Among those present were:
 Miss Annette Sparks, Miss Frances West, Miss Edith Bodey, Miss Augusta
 Elizabeth Vinus, Miss Elizabeth Guthrie and Miss Dora Wallace. The next meet Ing will be at the home of Miss Annette
 Sparks.
 The Priscilla club met on Friday morn-
 ing with Miss Eleanor Gillian. Roses and snowballs were used in abundance to give the springlike effect The mem-
 bers spent the morning with fancy work and embroidery At noon a salad course
 was served to the following members: Miss Robena Manchlin, Miss Nina Bain,
 Miss Mary Robinson, Miss Emma Bliss,
 Miss Sadie Drake, Miss lone Irving, Mrs
 Edgar Van Keuren and Mrs. Joe Rob-
 inson. Mrs. Minnie Low Beavers was the guest of the club.
 The 'R Ia aclrc otor af ha United Daughters of the Confederacy met on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Asa Faulkner. Mrs. T. F. Vest and Mrs. R. B. Broyles were joint host esses and assisted Mrs. Faulkner in re- ceiving and serving her guests. Papers were read by Mrs. Lucy Bell and Mrs. H. B. McLaurin and a reading by Mrs. Keith. A musical programme was fur nished by Mrs. Faulkner. A beautiful U. D. c. broach was presented to the retiring president Mrs. w. D. Mccall, Mrs. A. J. Massey making the presenta- ton speech. An ice course was then served to the 30 members present. The next meeting of this chapter will be in the form of an open meeting and will be held in the rooms of the PiQuik club.
 The Ivy Leaf club met on Saturday afternoon with Miss Gay Sandifer. The members brought their fancy work, with which the afternoon was passed. Later a two course luncheon was served. Those present were: Mrs. w. E. Ivie, Miss Florrie Webb, Miss Eugenia Anderson, Miss Lafay Rush, Miss Florence For syth, Miss Marjorie Murrell and Miss Katherine West
 The Friday afternoon Social club met with Mrs. R. c. Guthrie. The afternoon was spent in fancy work and embroidery and music by Miss Emma Bell Guthrie was enjoyed. Among those present were: Mrs. s. B. West Mrs. Will Hanby, Mrs Gus Miller, Mrs. l.. B. Bodey. Mrs. Bas- enberg and Mrs. J. W. Wallace
 Mrs. Louise Orr entertained the Wood lawn Social club on Friday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs L. c. Gas ton. The living room in which the game of progressive rock was played was dec orated with spring flowers in yellow and white. After the game, a salad course. by an ice course, was served by Mildred and Harold Orr. Those present were Mrs Ida M. Byars Mrs w. s. Mill Ter, Mrs. H. D. Newman, Mrs R. W. Can non, Mrs T. B. Black. Mrs. Emma Ham, melt, Mrss Sam Hartsfeld. Mrs. R. F. Rutledge, Miss Marie Moore, Miss Lotoise Plant, and Miss Myrtle Hammett. The visitors present were Mrs. H. w. Ka- mlnsky and Mrs. J. F. Evans.
 The Epworth league of the First Meth odist church held a social on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. L. A. Chris tian Ferns palms and spring flowers were used in decorating. The evening was passed in games and contest was en- toyed, in which the prize was won by Miss Ruth Willoughby. Those assisting Mrs. Christian in receiving the guests were Miss Mary Hill Moore, Miss Edith Berry, Miss Lera Strange, and Miss Elm ma Jones Willoughby.
 There were about 60 young people pres ent and late infthe evening an Ice course was served.
 Mrs. Robert Richards entertained Fri day evening with an elaborate party on the occasion of her sons Duran's four teenth birthday. The house decorations were in pink roses and snowballs Miss Katie Rodgers and Miss Marie Couch as- sisted fin receiving the guests. Miss Mar garet Proctor and Miss Alma Smith served lunch on the veranda under a canopy formed of Japanese umbrellas and tan hung with lanterns. Games and con- tests were enjoyed by the 50 young people present. The colors pink and white. were carried out in the hints and ices served late in the evening.
 The Teen Age girls will hold a monthly conference this afternoon at o'clock at Grace Episcopal church. At this meeting officers will be elected for the coming year. Every Teen Age girl is invited and council members and delegates are noti- He'd to be present
 The regular monthly literary meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Woodlawn will be held in the church par ors Monday afternoon at o'clock
 The Russell circle of the Missionary so- cety of the Methodist church will serve dinners in the tea rooms of the Birming- ham Railway Light and Power building for the week beginning Monday May 10.
 The Eleanore Hord club will meet on Tuesday with Mrs. Jessie Johnston.
 Miss Louise Mewbourne will entertain the Volatile club on next Thursday even- ing.
 Mrs. Joe Dixon and little daughter,