The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25
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ril. Mrs. Carl Milan. Mrs. Herbert Nor
wood, Mrs. Robert Montgomery, Mrs w.
"A. earns. Mrs. Turner Porterfield, Mrs.
Charles Nixon, Miss Mary Claire Nor
wood, Miss Margaret Griffith and Miss
Annie Ledbetter.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
given on Friday evening by a party of
young people at the home of Mrs. H. w.
kaminsky, complimentng her daughter,
Miss Fannie Mae Kaminsky. The even-
Ing was spent in playing rock and other
games. Music was furnished by a quar-
tet consisting of Mr.. Sam Byers. Mr..
Frank Smith, Mr.. Dewey Gabert and Mr..
J. P. Stone. Late in the evening an Ice
course was served. Those present were
Miss Leila Smith, Miss Minnie Koenig,
Miss Louise Koenig, Miss Clyde fullerton,
Miss Hazel Black, Miss Lillian Smith.
Miss Pearl Dobbins, Miss Clemmie Jolly,
Miss Gladys Jolly, Miss Ethel Harms,
Miss Fannie Mae Kamnsky, Mr.. James
White. Clay Nelson. Winburn Fullerton.
Mr.. viii Jones, Mr.. Orlando Love.
Thomas Watson. Mr.. Arthur Bilbrat. Mr..
Will Rush. Mr.. Dewey Gabert Mr. Frank
Smith. Mr.. Otto Carter, Mr.. Sam Byers.
Mr.. Woody Kaminsky. Mr. ]. P. Stone,
Mr.. Herbert Lowell, Mr.. Herbert Mon
tebarro, Mr.. John Kaminsky, and Mr.
Harry Kaminsky.
The Friday Afternoon Social club met
with Mrs. e. " Dorse. The house was
made bright and attractive with daisies
and other garden flowers. The afternoon
was spent with fancy work and embroid-
cry and late in the afternoon an Ice course
was served. Among those present were
Mrs. W. H. Basenberg, Mrs. ]. w. wal
lace, Mrs. ]. w. Handy. Mrs. A. ]. Koe-
mig Mrs. A. l.. Miller Jr., Miss Louise
Koenig and Miss Fannie Dorse.
The Woodlawn Social club met with
Mrs. r. w Cannon. The house was pro-
fusely decorated with daisies, which were
also presented to the guests as favors
The game of progressive rock was en-
5oyed, after which an ice course was
served to the following: Mrs. Q. L.
Moore, Mrs Sam Hartsield, Miss Emma
Moore. Mrs. H. e. Newman, Mrs. r. W.
Cameron, Miss Alva Shell and others
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Higgins enter
tanned at a picnic party at East Lake
on Friday evening complimenting Miss
eybiI Love and her guest, Miss Opal
Underwood and Miss Ruth Underwood
A bountiful dinner was served and the
party returned to their homes late in
the evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Higgins,
Mrs. Mann, Miss Ethel Harms, Miss
Mary Ruth Chamblis. Miss Stella Gray
Miss Sybil Love, Miss Opal Underwood
Miss Ruth Underwood, Miss Lillian
Chambers Miss Beatrice Dringer. Miss
Madge Doyle, Miss Margaret Nall, Miss
Jessie Newbourne and Miss Alice Berry
Love, Mr.. Clifford Lyons, Mr.. Clifford
Cantilon, Mr.. Bynum Waters, Mr.. r.
Fitzpatrick, Mr. Charlie Chambers. Mr.
Morgan Eastman, Mr.. Hoke McClendon,
Mr.. Stephen Moore. Mr.. Bernard Gray
son, Mr.. Charlie Byers and Mr.. Leo
Love.
The Young Ladies' Embroidery club
met with Miss Lillian Smith. Punch
was served to the guest upon their ar
q afternoon
spent with fancy work an ice course
was enjoyed by the following mem
bers: Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Clyde
Fullerton, Miss Hazel Black, Miss Fan
ME Mae Kaminsky, Miss Clemmie jolly,
Miss Ethel Harms Miss Minnie Koenig
and Mrs. James Black.
Mrs. r. Love entertained at a dance
on Thursday evening complimenting
her daughter. Miss Sybil Love and Miss
Opal Underwood and Miss Ruth Under
I wood of Lafayette, Ga, who are her
! guests The home was decorated with
ferns and shasta daisies. The bowl
from which Miss Alice Berry Love
served punch upon the porch was
banked with sunflowers and ferns. Be-
tween the dances watermelons were
served upon the lawn. Those who were
present were: Miss Sybil Love, Miss
wood, Miss Jessie Newbourne, Miss
Margaret Nall. Miss Madge Doyle. Miss
Beatrice Dringe, Miss Lillian Cham
hers, Miss Alice Berry Love. Mr. Leo
We, Mr.. Charlie Byers, Mr.. Bernard
Grayson, Mr.. Steve Moore, Mr.. Hoke
McClendon, Mr. Morgan Eastman, Mr..
Charlie Chambers, Mr.. Bynum Waters,
Mr. R. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Clifford CAN'T
Ion and Mr.. Clifford Lyons.
Mrs s. e. Hartsfeld has issued in
vita lions to a party to be given next
Tuesday afternoon from to o'clock
on the occasion of the eleventh birth
day of her daughter, little Miss Jea-
nette Hartsfield
The regular business meeting of
Missionary society of the women of the
First Methodist Episcopal church of
Noodlawn will be held on Monday aft
ernoon at o'clock in the Sunday
school rooms.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Hargrove Mrs,
J. T. Huff and little Ellis and Myrtle
Walker have returned from weeks
outing at Helson Lake.
Miss Esther Sowell of Jasper is the
guest of Miss Lila Dowell.
Mrs. Horace Wilkinson and Miss Jess
Weisinger have returned from visit
to relatives at Selma.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Bridge have re-
turned from an extended trip to In
diana, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams and
children accompanied by Mr.. Ralph
HAYES and Mr.. William Blunt have gone
to Mcntone on a camping and fishing
outing They will be away for about
Six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lovingood have
returned from their wedding trip and
will make their home with their
mother. Mrs. A. G. Darlington.