The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-07

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sContinucd from Page Twenty-ninep Mrs. McBaurlne and Mrs. II. T. Ware. There were 26 members present. The in sited guests were Mrs. Chappell Cory, Mrs. l. Sba apiro, Mrs. Arthur $. Daniels and Mrs. Will McFarin.
 Mrs Fred Nappi who Is moving to Co., li.mbus, Ga, is the guest for few days of Mrs. R. L. Newsom.
 The Priscilla club met Friday morning with Miss Nina Bain. Spring flowers were used in decorating. and the morning was spent in embroidery and in playing rock. At noon a salad course was served. Those present were Miss Robena Mauch- lin, Miss Sadie Drake. Miss Eleonore Gil- lam, Miss Emma Bliss, Mrs. Edgar Van Keuren. Mrs. J. E. Robinson and Miss Mary Robinson
 Miss Alice Buckshaw entertained the Christian Endeavor society of the Wood- lawn Presbyterian church Friday even- ing. Games and music were enjoyed by 2o members. A salad course was served.
 Miss Katherine Newsom entertained the Ivy Leaf club yesterday afternoon. The young girls brought their sewing bags and the time was pleasantly passed with. embroidery and fancy work. Later salad course was served to Mrs. W. b. lvie, Miss Gay Sandfer, Miss Lieu Ellen Cooley Miss Eugenia Anderson, Miss Alice Wall. Miss Madeline Speer, Miss Lucille Speer and Miss Sarah Fulton.
 Mrs H. A. Elkourie entertained Friday evening for Company l., uniform rank,
 Woodmen of the World. Pink and white carnations were used in decorating After a business meeting music and games were enjoyed Mrs. Elkourie was assisted in receiving and entertaining by Mrs. T. w. Afford, Mrs. o. A. Chaddock and Mrs. w. F. Burkes. Salad and an ice course were served to 30 guests.
 GT1.A oft | 1a1o ant unfltG nf was the meeting of the Tipperary club with Miss Ella Newbourne and Miss Jes- sic Newbourse. The members crocneted and played rock, after which a salad course was served.
 Dr. H. A. ElkourIe leaves Monday to attend the convention of the Woodmen Of of the World at Selma.
 Miss Marie Martin entertained a party Of young girls Friday afternoon. Violets were used in decorating and as favors. The afternoon was passed with fancy work and music. salad course was served by Miss Mittie Fac Martin to Miss Madaline speer, Miss Imogene Murphy Miss Katherine Laird. Miss Lucille Speer. Miss Marjorie Merrill Miss Gay Sandifer, Miss Mildred Basenberg and Miss Kath- crime West
 The Neighborhood Rock club met yes terday afternon with Mrs. II. A. Gribbon. Ten members and two visitors. Mrs. El- liott and Miss Elliott were present. Pro- gressive rock was played and after the game an ice course was served.
 Mrs O. P. Fontaine is in Auburn, where she was called by the illness of her father
 Dr. and Mrs J. F. Stewart and little son, Wyckliff, of Attalla, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. W. T. Eason. have returned home
 Mir J. A. Drake and granddaughter. Miss Martha Christian of New Haven. Ky. who have been visiting Mrs. w. o. Hall, have gone to Jacksonville and Pen sacola, where they will remain for a month Miss Myrtice Wright is visiting friends in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs Julia Mcconnell of Anniston, who has been visiting Mrs R. l.. Sparkman, has returned to her home.
 The Rev J. F.. Bell of Rayette, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. B. Sandifer, returned to hls home on Sat urday
 Mrs I. shipiro of Anniston Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. A. Mayo.
 Mrs. Frank litcnefs and children of Orange, Tex, is visiting her aunt, Mrs George Oliver.
 Mrs Lisette Clayton Hood a we'll known writer of Charlotte, N. C., is the guest of Mrs. D. A. Rippy. She will leave n a few days to make a lengthy visit to ner sons in Columbus, Mss, and in Chi cago.
 Mrs w. F. Douglas is visiting friends al White Sulphur Springs, Fla.
 Mrs. G. P. Duprce was hostess Saturday afternoon at her home in Woodlawn in honor of the pupils of her music class.
 The house was beautifully decorated in ferns and carnations, games and musical contests were enjoyed, and a number of piano selections were rendered. An ice course was served afterward