The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16
SOCIETY IN GREATER BIRMINGHAM
 WOOdlawn

| The following invitations have beer | received. Woodlawn Fraternal lodge No. 252, A. F. and A. NJ, at home Mon | day evening. May 17, 1915, at 8 clock l Woodlawn Masonic temple, compl menting Mir. and Mrs. O. l.. Helm.
 | Mrs. J. IT. Oliver entertained on Fri day afternoon with beautiful chil dren's party for her little daughter l Lora Rose, on her seventh birthday I The idea of a rose party was carrie, out in decorations, ices and bonbons The dining room table was centere, with the big birthday cake with sevo1 pink candles. Pink streamers reached | from the chandelier to the table cor hers and pink roses among whicl
 shown tiny incandescent lights wer,
 lavishly used. The favors were smal l baskets filled with pink and whit, candies The ring from the cake wa, cut by Julia Little and the prize ir
 the rose contest by Elizabeth Hall Among those present were Elizabett Holcomb, Virginia Holcomb. Annie Webb. Elizabeth Hall, Elizabeth Me Kinney, Frances Brown, Margaret Tur- her. Oliver Blue. Martha Woodward Julia Little, Annie Perrin Little, Louise N ood, Edith Terrell. Frances Terrell Edward Smith, James smith Halbert Mckinney, John Vance, William ur- quhart and James Blue Mrs. Oliver was assisted by Miss Louise Godbee.
 The Friday Afternoon Social club met with Mrs. S. P. West. Embroidery and fancy work occupied the time. Mu- SIC was furnished by Miss Emma Belle Guthrie. An ice course was served to the following: Mrs. c. H. Guthrie Mrs. Woods. Mrs. N G. Nelson Mrs. J. W. Wallace. Mrs. w. H. Basenberg, Mrs B. E. Hyde, Mrs A l.. Miller, Mrs A. l.. Miller, Jr., Mrs. Chestnut. Mrs. Whis- inant and Mrs. Spradley.
 An enjoyable dance was given at the Piquik club on Friday evening. The chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neal, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Montgom- cry. MT. and Mrs. John Carns Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Odum, MT. and Mrs. B. w Simmons. About 70 young people were present.
 The Woodlswn Social club met on Friday afternoon with Mrs. R. F. Rut- ledge. Roses and lilies were used to make the house beautiful and spring like. Progressive rock was played dur Ing the afternoon. The score cards were painted by Miss Helen Lykes in the club colors. white and yellow At the conclusion of the game a salad foi- lowed by an ice course was served. Club members present were Mrs. Q. l.. Moore. Mrs. H. E. Newman, Mrs Louise Orr, Mrs. w. S. Miller. Mrs. r. N Jones. Mrs. L M Byars, Mrs Sam Hartsfleld. Mrs. T. B. Black, Mrs Emma Hammett. Mrs R. w. Cannon, Miss Marie Moore. Miss Myrtle Hammett and Miss .Lo- toise Plant. The guests of the club were Mrs. Ed M. Lykes. Mrs. l.. E. Young. Miss Helen Lykes. and Miss Mataleigh Plant The next meeting will be held with Mrs. R. w. Cannon. when the new officers for the comins. year will be elected.
 The Young Girls Sewing club met on Friday afternoon with Miss Marjorie Merrill The time was spent With fancy work followed by games and contests. An ice course was served to The following: Miss Ellie May Law ley, Miss Marie Martin, Miss Imogene Murphy, Miss Gay Sandifer, Miss Kath- crime Ladd and Miss Florence Forsyth.
 The Woman's club met on Friday m morning in the Woodlawn public library During the business hour if was voted to increase the club mem bership from 50 to 70 women At the conclusion of business an interestin Q programme was given. Those taking part were Mrs. E. 0. Wright, Mrs. Blackwell and Mrs. George Brewer A two-course luncheon was served bv the hostesses, Mrs. T. F. West. Mrs. [. Watkins and Mrs. Bernie Vest. Visitors present besides the club were Mrs Walker. Mrs. Victor Smith, Mrs. Pass more and Mrs. Elmer Rhodes.
 The Needlecraft club met with Mrs. w. N Sharp. Red roses were used in decoration. A centerpiece of Paul Ne rons formed a showy effect The aft ernoon was spent in embroidering and crocheting. Later an Ice course was served to the following members: Mrs. Elmer Rhodes Mrs. Richard Bell, Mrs. Bernie Vest, Mrs. J. B. Leeman. Mrs Robert Ritchie Mrs. w. C. Farrar. Mrs P. O. McGlathery, Mrs. Joe Dixon. Mrs. E. M. Williams. Mrs. E. l.. Morris. Mrs. Zach Cheatam and Mrs. Joseph Ware.
 Mrs. E. L. Gaines entertained the R. D. Jackson chapter of the U. ID. C. on Friday afternoon in honor of her father Mir. L. R. Gum of Waynesboro. Miss. Pink roses were used to bright en the rooms in which the meeting was held Reports were given by the dele gates from the convention. Mrs. R. A. Clayton gave reading and a musi- cal programme was furnished by Mrs.
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