The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04
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 MT. and Mrs. George Hanson of Dam vile, H., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. l.. McGee.
 MT and Mrs. John Nunlee have returned from a pleasant stay with friends and rela tives at Oneonta
 Mrs. J. H Echols and little son, James Harris, Jr., are visiting relatives at Villa Rica and Atlanta.
 MT o. E. Blankenship Is quite i'll at St. Vincents hospital.
 Miss Blanche Taylor has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. H. Echols. at Docena
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Studvant have returned from a several weeks stay at Chicago and Philadelphia
 Miss Margaret Newman left yesterday to spend sometime with relatives atNCo- lumbus and Rome, Ga.
 Ensley 2 An interesting event of the past week was dinner party, given Thursday eve- ming at the Press club, compimenting Miss Ellen Ola Scott and MT. James Miles Sprague, whose marriage will take place next Thursday. A mound of sweet peas adorned the table and corsage bouquets wer efavors for the ladies, and bouton- neres for the gentlemen. A seven-course dinner was served in the private dining room The place cards were in Cupid designs. and bore the following names: Miss Ola Scott, Mrs M. R. Johnson, Miss Carrie Kent. Miss Mabel Bowling. Miss Marion Kent, Miss Mary Lemont, Miss Ruby Hanlin, Miss Gladys Anthony, Miss Grace Hillhouse, MT. James Miles Sprague, Mir F.. c. Kain, MT. Clyde Pip pen. MT. Willis Kent, MT. J. T. Summer vile, Mir O. M. Caldwell. Mir Joe Kohn, Dr. Herbert Harris.
 A number of pre-nuptial affairs for Miss Ellen Ola Scott have been arranged to take place the first of the week Mrs. M. R. Johnson and Miss Ruby Hanlin will entertain Monday evening. Tuesday evening" following the rehearsal, Mrs. Brice Jones and Mrs. Floyd Place will be joint hostesses to the bridal party. Wednesday at noon, the bride-to-be will entertain her attendants at lucheon. Mrs. R. E. Chadwick will give an informal reception Wednesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. N A. Barkesdale of Mont gomery are the guests of their daughter. Mrs. P. A. Eubank.
 Mrs. J. c. Bryant and son, Floyd, leave Sunday for Nashville, Tenn
 Mrs. Harry Jones was a recent hostess at her home in Fairfield, when she en- tertained at an informal dance in honor of Miss Sara Smith of Brookwood, who was the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Smith. Music was furnished by an orchestra and danc- ing was enjoyed until a late hour. Gar den flowers were used in the decorations. Punch was served in the reception hall by Mrs. A. F. Wickham, and later an ice course was passed. Those present were: Miss Sara Smith, Miss Pauline Echols Miss Frieda Saers. Miss Mamie Roscoe, Miss Geneva Hamm, Miss Emma Sturgeon, Miss Frances Sheldon, Miss Virginia Richards, Miss Edna Levitt, Miss Lucille Smith, Miss Lutie Campbell, Miss ripper, MT. L. c. Townsend, Mir. w w. Shackleford. MT. Conrad Albert, MT. William Brewer, MT. Warner Holden, MT. Lon Reid, Mir. Edward Smith, MT. Mike Ford, MT. Edward Savers, Mir and Mrs. J. l.. Smith, and Mrs. Ira Gorham. MT. and Mrs A. E. Wickham, MT and Mrs. Harry Jones.
 Miss Montray Trucks entertained the tHumming Bird" club Friday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. D. Trucks. American flags were used as favors and decorations After sometime spent in games and contests, dainty ice course was served by the hostess. Those present were: Miss Searcy Brown, Miss Margaret Brazelton, Miss Aileen Moog, Miss Ethel Parker, Miss Ruby Me Leod and Miss Montray Trucks.
 Friday afternoon at the home of her sister Mrs E. B. Heiser. Miss Mabel Bowling entertained at Five Hundred, experimenting Miss Ola Scott a bride elect of next week. Ferns and sweet peas were lavishly used in the decora- tions. Miss Grace Hillhouse was award ed the first prize, a dainty handmade handkerchief; the honoree was also given a piece of lingerie. A salad and ice course was passed at the conclusion of the game to the following guests: Miss Ola Scott, Mrs. M. R. Johnson, Miss Car rie Kent. Miss Mary Lemont, Miss Ma rion Kent, Miss Ruby Hanlin, Miss Gladys Anthony. Miss Claud Bowling Miss Grace Hillhouse, Mrs. E. B. Heiser and Miss Mabel Bowling. Mrs. l.. J. Pruitt, who has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Gapen, has Miss.
 Mir and Mrs. M. P. Dominick have named their little son, Marion Peterson 1 Dominick, Jr.
 Master James Merritt of Fairview is vis- iting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. J H. Baker, in Decatur.
 l Mrs. Clarence Hessle of Selma Is visit ing Miss Mabel White
 MT and Mrs. J. T. Whetstone have named their little daughter Margaret Louise.
 | Mrs. Ben Lewis and children have re- turned home after an extended visit to relatives in Greensboro. IulSs <1icci 4hoO6 stHu MisSN i1ueSiiic Poss are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Dan | Oppenheimer, in Pensacola. | Mrs. P. L. Day is visiting relatives in Pittsburg and Cleveland. l The missionary and Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will hold its regular | monthly business and social meeting Monday afternoon at the church. 1 Mrs. T. H. Pope and children of Good water are the guests of Mrs. s. E. Spence on Ensley Highlands
 l Mir D. M. Zeiger has returned from a months stay on the Mississippi coast. MT. and Mrs. J. s. Stanton of Knoxville are visiting Mrs. J. S. Candy. 1 MT. and Mrs. S. R. Batson have gone or an extended trip through the north and northwest
 l MT. and Mrs. T. A. Payne and daughter Ellen Ashby Payne, have gone to St Simons Island to spend a few weeks. 1 MT. and Mrs. William M. Persons and | little daughter have returned to theil home in Fairfield after an extended visit | to relatives in Raleigh and other points ir North Carolina.
 | Mrs. Lloyd Miller Is visiting relatives ir Johnstown. Pa.
 Mrs Henry B. Hawkins and daughters are the guests of relatives in Odenville. Mra R1oLo of Eso mn u1o1 fn <hn