The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Edgewood club will meet with Mrs. w. P. Leggett, 1907 St. Charles street, this afternoon.
 The Joycrofters meet today with Mrs. Y $. Seville, 1904 South Sixteenth avenue, at 2:SO, and celebrate education and Ala bama day.
 Mrs. William Peebles will be hostess to the Fenelon club.
 Miss Lyda Palmer will give a pupils recital this afternoon at her home in Nor wood at 4 o'clock.
 The Quest club meets with Mrs. William Bethea.
 Mrs. Claud Gotten will be hostess to the Amaranth club at her home, 1900 South Sixteenth avenue.
 This evening at 8 o'clock a very inter- esting musical programme will be given at the Young Women's Christian associa- ton. The members and friends of the as- sociation are cordially invited. An attrac- tive programme will be presented.
 In AVondale, Mrs. J. Y. Hallaran gave dance last evening which included nine couples
 Mrs. E. P. Triplett was hostess at tea yesterday when music and a dainty re- freshment course composed the pleasure of the afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harrell have re- turned from Montgomery
 Miss Annie Bell has returned from Mo. bile.
 Mr. Charles Stone is visiting fin Jack sonville, Fla.
 MT. and Mrs J. K. Couch have returned to Yolande after visit to friends in In- glenook.
 MT. Lewis Slender has gone to Hunts vile to the bedside of his father, who is i'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Huffman have re- turned from a visit to friends in Jack son, Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Seed of Brookside are visiting in Boyles.
 The Spend-the-day Sewing club met yes- terday in Woodawn with Miss Katherine Gregory. Luncheon was served at noon from table graced with a central decor ation of freesias and the party spent the afternoon playing rook
 The Thursday Evening Rock club met last night with Miss Jessie Carter Car nations were used in decorating and re- treatments were served to eight young people
 The Needle Craft club met yesterday with Mrs. Harry F'ossett, whose home was decorated with narcissi. Fancy work was followed by an ice service. Twenty were present.
 At the Mothers club of Woodlawn yes- terday morning Mrs. E. Hinkle gave a reading, "Life's Business, and the Busi- ness of Life" After business session Mrs. L. J. Haley gave lecture on Sue cess" The hostesses were Mrs. R. G. Alexander. Mrs. George Hopson, Mrs. R. c. Sudduth.
 In Ensley the Hypathian club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Wicker of Fairfield Belle Ash chapter, O. E. S.. will hold an installation of officers this even ing at Masonic hall. The Workers band of the Baptist Ladies. Aid society will conduct a market this afternoon at the c. R. Walker home.
 The Sesame club met this week with Mrs. 8. J. Howell. Mrs. w. S. Shehee. Mrs M. G. Averett. Mrs. T. F. West. Mrs. Robert Palmer and Mrs c. D. Randall appeared on the programme and music and refreshments concluded the session. Five dollars was voted toward the Ensley relief fund.
 The Thursday Afternoon Forty-two club met with Mrs N. B. Gay and eight mem bers attended. This club will set aside the night meeting this season for the member who makes the lowest score.
 Miss Mamie Motlow of Lynchburg will arrive Sunday to visit Mrs. J. C. Bryant.