The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-07
SOCIETY IN GREATER
 BIRMINGHAM

Miss Hazel Stone was hostess at a pret- | ty luncheon party yesterday in Avondale. | A dainty floral piece ornamented the ta-
 ble and the guests were Miss Ruth Kel- | ly, Miss Lorene Farr, Miss Violet Swift and Miss Valla McCool. Dr. G. c. Ellis and his little son are visiting in Washington, D. c. Mir and Mrs. H. J. Abrams of Tusca- | loosa are visiting Mrs. J. G. Funderberk Miss Valla McCool has returned from
 a brief stay with relatives at Springville. 1
 Mrs. T. l.. Wyatt will be hostess at the
 monthly social meeting of the Baptist 1 Ladies' Aid society this afternoon at her
 home in Pratt City. | A coterie of friends rendered Miss | Christine Muir delightful surprise party i Saturday evening at her home. The young folks enjoyed games and music and late in tine evening light refreshments 1 were served.
 l MT and Mrs. c. J. Wood of Xewisburg | were recent guests of Mrs. Marion San- | timeyer.
 ] MT. Grady Bennett of Anniston spent l the week end with Mir and Mrs. M. H. | Bennett in West Pratt. Mrs A. B. Copeland of Newman, Ga, | is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. San ders.
 | Miss Katherine Waters has returned to | Rome, Ga, after visiting Mrs. w. E. | Langston.
 | Mrs. w. c. Malone has returned to In- glenook after visiting in Ironaton | Miss Silsby Bristow of Jemison is the | guest of Mrs J. H. Harris. 1 The Rev L. F. Goodwin is spending this week at Leeds. | Mrs. J. H. Harrison is visting in Busby l Miss Nora Rothrock, who has been the guest of Mrs. w. w. Hammers, has re- | turned to her home in Auburn. | Miss Willis Mae Tanner of Mount Pin son is visiting Miss Lillis Rockett 1 The members of the Boy Scouts band and their friends were entertained last | evening by Mrs. E. J. Robinson at her home in East Lake. The house was pret- | tily decorated and the evening was hap oily spent with games and music. Re | treatments were served at late hour | Mrs. Mildred Brown entertained the | Sunfower Gardeners at an outing at East Lake park yesterday afternoon. | Mr. and Mrs. George Davis have re- turned from a visit to Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. George Lavele of Chicago are guests of Mrs. Boyd Turner. ] Mrs. T. A. Partlow and her little son of San Marcus. Tex, are visiting MT. and Mrs. D. A. Partlow. | The West End w. c. T. U. will meet | Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the Baptist church.
 Miss Margaret Wheelock will leave to- day to attend school at Montevallo. | Miss Virginia Kelso has returned from Ft. Meyers, Fla.
 MT. and Mrs. o. F. Redd and children are at home after visiting in Lexington, | Ky.
 Mrs. A. T. Scott of Odenville is the guest of Mrs. Pearl Hawkins.
 MT and Mrs P. A. Hickman and chill dren and Mrs. c. H. Worrell left yes- terday for a motor trip to Columbus,
 Miss
 MT. and Mrs Harry Metcalfe are spend- ing two weeks in Chattanooga.
 The members of the Mt. Vernon Mis- sionary society are asked to meet this
 afternon at ? o'clock at McElvoy & | Browns corner in North Birmingham
 to visit the Wesley houses in Ensley and Avondale.
 Mrs. Ben Bell has returned from Haley vile.
 The Rev. l.. F. Stansell is spending this
 week at Motion.
 Mir. and Mrs Wade Howard are spend
 ing six weeks at Radford, Va.
 Miss Della Hardwick of Pell City is
 the guest of Miss Margaret Hardwick.
 Mrs. Frank King has as her guests
 Mrs E. E. Watson and Mrs. w. l.. Wat
 son and children of Atlanta and MT. L. | c. Watson of Annston.
 II Miss Ethel Latham of Tuscaloosa is
 the guest of Miss Myrtis Wright. II Mrs. c. B. Yandle and children have | returned to Woodawn after spending the
 summer in Cottondale.
 MT. Roland Sparkman and Mr. Capers
 Perryman will leave today for Auburn. | Mrs. R. l.. Sparkman is spending a few days with friends in Auburn. | MT. and Mrs L. A. McCutcheon and son
 have returned after spending the summer
 in Sylacauga
 Mir. and Mrs. B. T. House and Miss
 Libbie Alexander have returned from La fayette ! The woman's Missionary society will