The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-24

with friends in Helena Mrs. Will Shivers was called to Gads- den yesterday by the illness of her mother.
 Mrs. E. H. Handley of Roanoke is the l guest of Mrs James Rountree. Mrs. James Ebbige is i'll at her home in l Wylam.
 The Older Girls council will give q social Friday evening at the home of Miss Louise Merkle in Pratt City. Mir Arthur Ganby of Louisville spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs P C. Fann in Pratt City. Miss Clara Smith is i'll at the home l or MT. and Mrs. c. w. Overstreet Miss Fannie Jemison of Chattanoogs l is the guest of relatives MT. Whorton Bennett of Knoxville is visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. M | H. Bennett.
 Miss Johnnie Riddle was hostess yes- teiday afternoon in East Lake to the Young Womans Auxiliary of the Baptist church. The rooms were prettily deco | rated and after a brief programme with Miss Ruby Moore in charge, social hour was enjoyed
 l The Woman's Christian Temperance I union of East Lake met yesterday with Mrs. A. F. West. Mrs. W. E. Kreh, Mrs H. A. Schimmel and Mrs. Joseph Embry gave delightful readings, and after the business session light refreshments were served.
 | Miss Lucy Wall has returned from d 1 visit to her brother MT. A l.. Wall, in Jasper.
 1 Mrs. W. N. Griffin will entertain the | Twentieth Century Housexeepers' club this afternoon.
 Mrs. M. NJ. Hughes was charming hostess of yesterday, entertaining a few | friends at luncheon at her home in Ems | ley. Violets centered the dainty table and after luncheon forty-two was played Those present were Mrs. R. NJ. Hassler, Mrs. w. J. Kelly. Mrs w. I. Burgin | Mrs. Roy Dimmitt. Mrs. G. W. Carr, 1 Mrs. r. F.. Swann and Mrs. $. H. Mann. The Fairfield Bridge club met yester- day afternoon with Mrs. w. E. Lewis. Yellow daffodils and ferns made the liv- | ing and dining rooms attractive where tables were placed for the players and after the game light refreshments were | enjoyed.
 | Mrs. Louis Mckenzie will entertain the Ensley Highland Bridge club Friday aft ernoon and the Highland Forty-two club | will meet this afternoon with Mrs J. F. 1 Sessions.
 1 An interesting meeting of the Eleanor Hord club occurred yesterday with Mrs. | s. I. Stinson as hostess in Woodlawn. | Ha wthorne was studied and the mem bers responded to roll call with quota tons from this author. Those on the | pr. gramme were: Mrs G. H Irving, Mrs. l.. c. Crow and Mrs. Jesse Johnson. Re- | treatments followed the business meet | ing.
 Mrs, l.. c. Christian was at home last ] evening in Woodlawn to the members of her Sunday school class. Music and | games were the diversions of the evening, about % guests being present. l MT Barge Mccall of, Seattle. Wash, is visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. D. w.. | Mccall.
 Mrs. S. E. Batson entertained the Won- ans Bible class at dinner Monday even l ing in West End complimenting Mrs. L.. J. Powell, one of the members who ex- poets to leave soon to make her home | in Ozark. Covers were laid for eight guests.
 Mrs. Marion Allen was hostess to the
 Las Trabajadores club yesterday and the
 hours were pleasantly spent with fancy work and light refreshments. l Mrs. s. T. Bledsoe and Mrs. J. E.. Wal l ters were joint hostesses yesterday in West End. entertaining the Woman's Mis- sinnary society of the Methodist church. About 15 members were present.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Social club
 win meet Thursday with Mrs. Wallace Johns.
 Mrs. H. Crews will be at home to the
 Ladies' Aid society of the Anne Memorial
 church Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Arthur Brown was hostess to the
 Christ Church Guild yesterday afternoon
 in Avondale. An interesting programme
 was rendered and dainty refreshments
 were served.
 A silver tea will be given this after
 n1on at the home of Mrs. J. M. Orr by