The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-23

cottage on the lake front for the sum- mer.
 Mrs. Leo Loeb and her little son, Leo Loeb, Jr., will leave this week for Mich igan to spend the remainder of the sum- mer.
 l Miss Mary Fabian has returned from New York. where she spent the past winter studying voice.
 Mrs. Laura Brown Morgan spent last week with MT. and Mrs. W. G. Little in Livingston.
 Mrs. J. W. Dupuy is in California for a stay of several months.
 MT. and Mrs Sidney Smith are visiting Miss Kettle Jones in Livingston
 Miss Rose Sparrow will return Sunday from Pensacola, accompanied by her cousins, Miss Maud Adair White and Miss Sue Boysen White, who will be her guests.
 
 Mr. Donald Drennen has returned from Boligee where he attended a house party. Miss Margaret Moore will arrive Monday from Pasadena. Cal, after visiting friends there for the past two months
  Fulton, Mo. Summer flowers weie effec- lively used to emphasize a yellow and white color scheme and forty-two was played at three tables. Dainty refresh meints were served at a late hour.
 Mrs. William Oliver has returned from a visit to friends in Woodrow, Ga. Miss Pauline Adams of Tuskegee is the guest of Mrs. w. w. Johnson.
 The Studiosis club, which was recently organized, met yesterday afternoon at the West End library to complete arr engagements for the years work.
 Mrs. Elmer Reinel has as her guest her brother, MT. Jack Lewis, of Phla- delphia.
 The Gretchen club spent yesterday with Miss Katherine Gregory in Woodlawn. and happy time was enjoyed by the members and two guests, Miss Louise Nonnemacher and Miss Margaret McMil- Ian. Dinner was served at 1 o'clock
 Mrs. Edgar Bell Is ill at her home in Woodlawn.
 Miss Eunice Wright left yesterday for visit to relatives in Acmar
 Mrs E. s. Cooley Miss Eben Cooley and Mrs. Fred Nappi have returned from Atlanta, Sugar Valley and Plainville, Ga.
 Mrs A. A Salter has returned to Ever green after a stay with Mrs. D. O. Wright
 Miss Margaret McMillan and Miss Vinn Pitts of Columbiana are guests of Miss Lois Mason.
 Mrs, Isaac Walker entertained the following guests at luncheon yesterday in Pratt City: Mrs. NJ. F. Bradley Mrs. M. r. Bartlett. Mrs. Ruby Stephens, Miss Ruth Bartlett, Miss Ruby Bradley, MT. Paul Walker.
 Mrs. MS. LeCren left yesterday to spend the summer at Morris.
 Mrs. M. J. Stegall has returned from a visit to friends at Springville.
 MT. G. R. Whortan has returned 70 Porter after a stay with Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Whorton.
 Mrs John Mills is resting well at the Carraway infirmary following an oper- ation for appendicitis Miss Jessie Agerton left yesterday for Graysvile after being a guest of Miss Gladys Gilbert.
 The Fidelis class of the Vivian Meth odlst church was entertained Wednes- day evening with Mrs. B. F. Sloan as hostess at her home The house was after the business sesion social hour and refreshments were enjoyed. Only the members were present
 The Neighborhood Girls Social club was organized at a meeting held at the home of Miss Mary Ella Blake in East Lake Wednesday afternoon and the fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Miss Mary Blake vice president. Miss Mary Ella Blake; secretary, Miss Flor ence Sims. and treasurer, Miss Kath- crime Forstman. MT. and Mrs. Morris Latch will be official chaperones at several entertainments which the club will give in the near future. Miss Madeline Keene is the guest of Miss Ruth Simmons at Monroeville. Miss Ella Gaines Parker of Livings- ton is spending a few days with Miss Ruth Bancroft
 Miss Carmen Ryan is visiting reia- tives in Oneonta. Mrs J. l.. Anderson was hostess at a rorch party Wednesday afternoon in Inglenook, complimenting the Camp Fire Girls. Garden flowers and ferns made lovely setting for this informal affair. Plans were discussed for the clubs annual camping party and the afternoon was brought to close by a dainty refreshment course. MT. and Mrs. Forrest Gillian have moved from Inglenook to Tennessee. | Miss Emma Smith is the guest ot relatives in Indianapolis. At her home on Ensley Highlands Wednesday afternoon Mrs. M H. Mo | Dowell was hostess to the members oi the Senior Forty-Two club. Ferns and | roses made the reception hall attrac- tive, where the players enjoyed their l favorite game and at the conclusion of the afternoon a salad course was served to the members and following extra guests: Mrs. S. S. Heide Mrs. J. F. Hall Mrs G. R. Byrum and Mrs. Claude Rogers.
 l The regular meeting of the Thurs day Afternoon FortyTwo club tool, 1 place yesterday at the home of Mrs T. l.. Barrett. Sunflowers and ferns used in the decorations and after the game salad course was served. The guests included the members only. 1 Mrs. w. E. Turnipseed is visiting rela tives in Valley Head. 1 MT. and Mrs. l.. Lassiter and family have moved to Tallapoosa to reside. Mrs. w. w. Mcknight of Lone Oak Tex, is the guest of Mrs. R. R. Me | Lemore,
 Miss Myrtle Lumpkin is spendire g sometime\in Biloxi
 Dr. ands Mrs. A. l.. Gaston are visit ing relativSs in Hetiin.