The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-11
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM Mrs. G. M. Bridges entertained 20 young people at social last evening in Thomas. An interesting feature of the entertain ment was a millinery contest In which the young men trimmed hats, the prize being awarded to MT. David Stewart. A male quartet furnished music and after enjoying games. light refreshment course was served. Mrs. Henry Christlieb of Baltimore is the guest of Mrs John Walker. | Mrs. Ruth Morris and children of Qun- l ton are visiting her mother, Mrs. w. B. Bynum.
 | Mrs. c. c. Smith of Pratt City is at | tending the missionary conference at Tus- cumbia.
 1 Miss Elizabeth Macbeth has returned to l Detrcl. after a pleasant stay with Mrs | J. J. Nichels.
 ] Cecil Folmar is visiting his aunt, Mrs. O. L. Hall, in Gardendale | With Mrs. T. M. Downey, Mrs. c. E. | Harvey, Mrs. Barton and Mrs. c. w.. Adams as chaperones, party of young ! folks from Inglenook enjoyed an outing yesterday at the country home of Mir. and Mrs. William Barton. A delicious pie 1 nic luncheon was spread at noon. The party returned late in the afternoon. Mrs Alfred H. Olive will be hostess at her home in East Lake Tuesday after noon in honor of Miss Annie Lou Wood, a bride-elect, and Mrs. A. F. Montague of Lake City. Fla.
 MT. and Mrs. R. N. Pickett, Jr., of At lanta are guests of Mrs. r. L. Senn. | Mrs. George Wade and Mrs. Roberta Culpepper are spending this week in Tus- cumbia.
 MT. and Mrs. Sumpter Lea, Jr., left yesterday for a camping trip at Fer nola.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Lampkin have re- l turned from their wedding trip and are | keeping house in East Lake,
 Mrs. c. J. bowman was hostess at her home in West End last evening" compli- menting Miss Dorothy Webber of Atlan- ta. who is visiting friends in this city. | The house was prettily decorated and the evening was pleasantly spent with games | and music, after which an ice course was 1 enjoyed by 20 young people. 1 Miss Mamie Garner, who has been spending a month with relatives in West l End. left yesterday to attend summer | school at Livingston. 1 Miss Chloe Lock is the guest of Mrs.
 w. H. Lock at Day Springs, Miss.
 MT. Howard Terry left yesterday for a months stay in San Francisco and other points of the west.
 Mrs. J. K. Wood and Mrs. F. B. Jack | son of Nashville are visiting Mrs. J. w.
 Tripping.
 l Miss Marie Kimbrough has returned to her home in New Decatur.
 MT. W. A. Hammond is spending few 1 days at Blocton.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Thursday Afternoon Forty-two club had | Mrs. N. c. Gay as hostess at her pretty home in Ensley. Quantities of sweet | peas, in all colors, were used in decorat- I ing and following the game light refresh- | ments were served. Mrs. F. J. Cowart
 enjoyed this hospitality with the mem- | bers
 Mrs. E. w. Gray entertained the Young | Matrons' Five Hundred club Wednesday afternoon in Ensley. Black-eyed susans
 made the rooms attractive and the club game was played at two tables punch be- ing served during the game. box of crepe de chine handkerchiefs was awarded
 to Mrs. S P. Wynne and dainty refresh ment course brought the meeting to a 1 close.
 Mrs. Sam King is visiting relatives in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. c. J. Barr and her little daughter,
 Margaret Barr, left yesterday for their summer home in Canada. | Mrs. R. l.. Daniel is the guest of friends in Anniston.
 The Baraea and Philathea classes will
 give banquet Friday evening in the par lors of the Ensley Methodist church. Miss Marguerite Nooiin has returned to | Gadsden after a visit to Mrs. c. R. Wal
 xer.
 Mrs J. D. McCool is visiting friends in
 Belltona
 Mrs J. F. Hewlett is at home after a
 stay at Richmond, Va.
 Mrs & G. Segerst has returned from a
 visit to Mobile
 The T. D. S. club will meet Saturday
 afternoon with Miss Ida Kilian
 Complimenting Miss Hubby Heaton and
 Miss Roberta Moore, two lovely brides
 elect, Mrs. LeRoy A. Christian was hos tess at large reception last evening al
 her home in Woodawn. Ferns and mas
 turtiums Were used to develop a green and yellow color scheme in all of the rooms except the dining room, where pink and white sweet peas adorned the center of the lace covered table and the same
 colors prevailed in the hints, bon bons
 ices and cakes. Here those serving were
 Mrs. A. A. Lyon, Mrs. R. c. Richards Mrs. c. C. Underwood -nd Miss Laura
 Robertson. Little Mary Lyon and Alice Bell Christian received the cards of the guests. With the hostess and honor guests in the living room stood Miss Lois Mason Miss Vera Strange, Miss Nina Bain, Miss Mary Gilmore, Mrs w. N Sharp, Miss Estelle Hayes. Mrs W. C. Farrar, Miss Mary Fakes and Mrs. E. M Williams. At the punch table in the den
 were Miss Mary Dugger. Miss Alma T Smith, Mrs. Robert Ritchie and Mrs. Ro.
 land Crawford. Mrs. Elmer Rhodes and
 Miss Kate Rogers had charge of tho
 brides books.
 T Miss Lapscv Lanicr entertained the Gretchen club yesterday morning at hel home in Woodiawn. Only the members were present and delightful time was r spent with fancy work, luncheon being , served at noon.