The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-20
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM


 The home of Miss Myrtle I.umpkin was tastefully arranged for a colonial party Thursday evening, when contests and games were enjoyed by 100 guests, incllId- ing the members of the Ensley Epworth league.
 The members of Grace chapter, Vest minister guild, will entertain this after noon at the home of Mrs. ! o. Stroud in Ensley
 The Busy Workers. a sewing club of Fairview, were guests of Mrs. J. D. Butler Thursday, when five new members were added. A salad course concluded a pleas ant session of the club, in which IS par ticipated.
 Mrs l.. Lassiter and Miss Virginia Las sitter are with relatives in Montgomery.
 Miss Louise Glider has returned to Montgomery after visit to Miss Foy Rus sell
 The 1nter-Nos club will meet tonight with Mrs. Francis Lamont.
 Mrs W. c. Bicken and children have returned from Philadelphia.
 The Ladies Aid society of the High land Presbyterian church will give a colonial party Monday evening in the church parlors. Colonial attire is ex- pected.
 Mrs M. RoelSett and little son have returned to Inglenook after a pleasant stay with friends in Montgomery.
 Miss Olivia Goodwin of Saginaw is vs- iting friends in Inglenook.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Purdy have named their little son John Joseph.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Bainbridge have moved from Inglenook to Green Pond.
 MT. and Mrs. R. J. Foster (Ruth White) of North Birmingham have named their little son James Leslie.
 In Vivian Thursday afternoon the Young Matrons' 500 club met with Mrs. James Rountree. Cut flowers and ferns made the surroundings exceedingly at tractive and the games were enjoyed by Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Harold Mrs. Wynn, Mrs Fred Mcdonald, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Albert Spencer and the hostess.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society held an interesting business meeting this week in Wylam with Mrs. Charles Martin The guests were Mrs. J. c. Mason, Mrs will Cobb. Miss Mamie Stafford. Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Percy Holmes. Mrs. Will Hams. Mrs. Satterield and Mrs G. w. Futrelle.
 The Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Page have returned from Northport after brief stay.
 Mrs. A. c. Lusk. who spent the winter months at Mineral Springs, has returned home.
 Miss Thelma Shanks of Sylacauga is the guest of Mrs. James Rountree, and several informal parties are planned in her honor.
 The Woman's club of Woodawn met yesterday morning in the city hall "Womans Welfare was the subject of study. and the speakers were Mrs. M w Searight and Mrs Yearin. Mrs C. D.. Yandle and Mrs. T. J. Lecky were the hostesses.
 ' Little Maurice Williams celebrated his fourth birthday yesterday afternoon at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. S. s. Corn, in Pratt City. Twenty-Five of his playmates were with him and enjoyed the service of ices and cakes. and the juvenile games that preceded them.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church of Pratt City met with Miss Bessie Wolfe. Musical selec- tions were presented by the Rev. William McDougall MT. Alex Stracher and MT. William Brown. MT. Rooert Doherty and Miss Rose Ttate were on the programme for readings. Seventy-f1ve people were present.
 MT. George Edwards has returned to his home in Gulfport, Miss.
 Mr. Walter Grim is i'll at his home on Highland avenue Pratt City.
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Lynch have named their little boy, Giles Chapman.
 Miss Jessie May Holmes of Boston is visiting MT. and Mrs. T. J. Thomas