The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-28
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| Friday afternoon at her home in Ensley | Mrs. s. c. Sloan entertained the Always | Ready" class and their friends. Jonquils and potted plants were used in the deco rations developing the class colors of yellow and white. Games, contests and
 music were enjoyed by the girls. and dainty refreshments were served by the l hostess. Those present were: Miss Alice Ansley, Miss Eunice Sloan. Miss Velma | Evans, Miss Azzelle BurlS, Miss Yula Davis, Miss Velma Lindsay. Miss Grace Martin, Miss Louise Jeffers, Miss Alma Defreeze Miss Ida Mac Morris. Miss l Thelma Bates, Miss Lilly Tom Thomas son, Miss Edna Richards, Miss Ruth I Bartlett, Miss Pauline Sanders Miss Wadie Lou Brooks, Miss Winnie Carter, Miss Fannie Mae Minor, Miss Sue Coch- ran, Miss Aileen Moag. Miss Eloise San | ders, Miss Jessie Mae Dunlap, Miss Kath- l leen Sloan.
 parents in Siluria.
 | Miss Mittie Gates was hostess Thurs day afternoon to the "Jolly-ettes'' at her home in Fairview. Violets and other spring flowers were used in the decora- tions. After sometime spent in kodalSing, the young ladies enjoyed the game of forty-two. The prize, a shampoo Jacket, was awarded to Miss Winnie Winfield. A salad course, with ices. was served to Miss Mary Zegler. Miss Emogene Spur rier, Miss Leila Sanders, Miss Winnie Winfield, Miss Gaye McLemore, Miss Myr- | tie Winfield.
 Thursday evening at their home ir
 Fairview MT. and Mrs. J. s. Arnold en- tertained at a reception, complimenting
 Miss Mae Shelton and Miss Lizzie Shel- ton of Atlanta, who are their house | guests. The reception and dining rooms
 were artistically decorated in ferns and
 Easter lilies, the orchestra being con- cealed by bank of ferns and palms The receiving line was composed of the host and hostess, Miss Mae Shelton, Miss Lizzie Shelton, Mrs. Ida Clayton, Miss
 Jessie Robinson and Miss Gaye McLe-
 more. Ices frozen in Easter lilies with cake, was served. About TO guests called during the evening.
 Mrs. J. IT. Perkins entertained the members of the Thread of the Story clut Thursday afternoon. Blooming begonias The responses to the roll call were about
 ''Woman's Work and Influence" Those taking part on the programme were: Mrs J. W. McCarty, Mrs. Edith Edwards Mrs. J. F. Lee. Other members present
 were: Mrs. J. w. Minor, Mrs. NJ. M Hughes, Mrs. A. c. Overton, Mrs L. R. Vines. Mrs. w. I. Burgin, Mrs. J. II. Flu
 bank, Mrs. c. R. Walker, Mrs. M. 1T. Me Dowell, Mrs. Roy Dimmitt. Mrs. J. r Kent, Mrs. w. F. Turnipseed, Mrs. J. w Fulford. Mrs. Harry Hillhouse.
 A rainbow social has been planned by the builders band of the Baptist church to be given Friday, April ?, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Minor.
 Mrs. Louie Mackenzie entertained the Highland Bridge club Friday afternoon al her home on Ensley avenue The tables were arranged in the living and dining rooms. which were attractive in tneil decorations of potted plants. plate luncheon was served after the game. Be-
 side the club members the guests were
 Mrs. D. s. Matthias, Mrs. w. G. Matthias Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. c. J. Barr, Mrs. F. E Butcher. Mrs. Nat G. Clark.
 The Auction Bridge club was enter tained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. E. Hadley. Prior to the game a two-course luncheon was served Mrs. Nell Hutchings was awarded the club prize, Mrs. G. T. Gambrill the guest prize. The consolation was drawn from
 a basket of tulips by Mrs. Nat G. Clark In addition to the club members. Mrs Hadley's hospitality included the follow ing guests: Mrs. D. s. Matthias, Mrs
 Joseph I>enaga, Mrs. G.. T Gambrill
 Mrs T. s. Abernathy
 Miss Irene Al1ele and Miss Carrie Beck
 ham entertained the members of theil Sunday school class. and little friend: : Thursday afternoon at the home of tht former. Various juvenile games were en- ] joyed, both indoors and out, and in th'