The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-21

Belle Hall, Miss Eva Mae Jackson, Miss Lorene Worrell, MT. Ollie Wells, MT Jess Long, MT. J. K. Vardaman, MT. w H. Acken, Mir Winifred Grim, Mir. Burt Griffin.
 One of the enjoyable affairs of the past week was the monthly social meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, with Mrs William Jenkins as hostess. The following programme was rendered dur ing the afternoon: Piano solo, Miss Pauline Grim; reading, Mrs. P. J. Rogers; vocal solo. Miss Larue Worrell; reading, Mrs E. o. Sanders. At the close of the hour refreshments were served to Mrs G. w. Donaldson, Mir. Charles Atkins, Mrs E. O. Sanders, Mrs. w. ]. Grim Mrs: Wallace Smith. Mrs. D K. Cook, Mrs S. T. Key, Mrs. w. F. Varin, Mrs, c. D. Gaines Miss Larue Worrell and Miss Pauline Grim.
 The Rev and Mrs. w. P. McGlawn en- tertained the stewards of the Methodist church at dinner Thursday evening. A four-course dinner was served from a daintily appointed table, around which was seated Dr. c. N Carraway, pr, J M Darlington, Mir. H. T. Mills. MT. B. S. Butler, MT. B. L. Ingram, MT. J. A. Little, Mir. J. E. Lacey, MT. N. C. Me Cure and MT. J. A. Little.
 The merry bunch of girls that com prise the Y. S. NJ society enjoyed a social meeting at the home of Mrs. W P. McGlawn recently. Musical selec- tions were rendered by Miss Marie Mc- Glawn, Miss Nola Perkins and Miss Rena Bridges, and a reading by Miss Carrie Crenshaw. A salad course was passed, Those present were: Miss Katherine Per. <ins, Miss Lillie Mills. Miss Della Luther, Miss Emma Miller Miss Maggie DeBardeleben, Miss Nola Perkins, Miss Carrie Crenshaw, Mrs. w. F. Farin, Mrs H. J. Culverhouse and Mrs. k, l.. Mo Gehee.
 Mrs. M. L. Shores was hostess to the Crochet club this week at her home or Highland avenue, The afternoon wat spent in crocheting At the close of the social hour a tempting salad course was passed. The club members enjoying this hospitality were: Mrs. c. D. Comstock Mrs S. l.. Baty, Mrs. A. J. Monfee, Mrs J. E. Wood Mrs. c. w. Overstreet, Mrs D. E. Cooke, Mrs. B. F. Phillips. Mrs William Jenkins, Mrs Roy Custred and Miss Ethel Shores.
 Mrs John, L.. Owens was hostess al dinner party recently at her home or First avenue Those enjoying this hos. pitality were: Miss Annie Mae Burgin Miss Ethel Daniel Miss Adelyne Owens Mir and Mrs. Joseph Walsch and MT Stanley Sutherland.
 Miss Doris Lecken will entertain q number of her friends Wednesday even
 ing.
 The Crochet club will not have meet ing this week.
 A union meeting of all the churches oi this city will be held Thanksgiving morn
 ing at Il o'clock, conducted by the Rev R. l.. Durant, pastor of the Baptist church, at the Methodist Episcopal church. south.
 The G. A. society will meet Friday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock
 very important meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be held Monday afternoon at 2;3o at the Baptist church.
 Miss Mary Lou Wood will leave Mon day afternoon for Tuscaloosa to visit hei sister. Mrs. M P. Hollngsworth.
 Mrs. M. S. Flower has gone to Mem phis, having been called there by the illness of her husband.
 The Rev. and Mrs. M. c. McGlawn. late of Huntsville, are visiting the Rev anc Mrs. w. P. McGlawn.
 Mrs. J. w. Jackson. who visited Mrs William Jenkins recently, has returned to her home in Oklahoma The Rev. R. l.. Durant has returned from Huntsville, where he attended the Baptist state convention. MT. James McGehee of Oxmoor is visit ing his grandmother. Mrs M. l.. Me Gehee.
 The many friends of Mrs. George Per kins will be glad to know that she i. improving after a recent illness. MT. A. J. Monfee has gone to Man chester on a business trip Mir Claud Edwards, who is attend | ing Auburn college. visited relatives re gently.
 MT and Mrs. Will Monjot left recent Ily for Petersburg, Pa, where they vii make their future home. Miss Lillie Miller, who has been visit ing her parents at Sallis. Miss, has re turned to Pratt City. Mrs. B. w. Hughes has as her gues Mrs. c. D. Kenard and Mrs. Emma Cren- shaw of Greenwood Miss. MT. Houston Carter of Arab Is the gues of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Gilbert on Fourtf street.
 Mrs. Walter Nichols is convalescen after a recent illness. Mrs. G. A. Reynolds, who receivet painful injuries while descending from z street car recently, is improving rap idly.
 MT. and Mrs. James Sagg of Elkmon are visiting MT. and Mrs. Samuel Potts MT. 4. McAnnally, who has been il for sometime at the infirmary, has re covered sufficiently to be removed to hi home on Third street. Dr. Ray Brown of Atlanta is visitin, MT N. D. Shumate and Miss Ella Shu mate on East Highlands. Miss Edith Nichols, young daughter O Mrs. J. J. Nichols, is recovering from slight operation.