The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-01

Miss Lois Mason has returned from
 visit to Montevallo.
 Mir G. w. Bultan is at home after a trip
 U New Orleans.
 Miss Marion Griffith will leave today
 for North Carolina.
 Mrs. R. c. Dill is quite i'll at her home. MT. c. B. Sims has returned to his home in Lutherville. Ga, after delight full stay with his sister, Mrs E. T. Tanner. in North Birmingham. Mrs. Eula Starbuck and her little girl,
 Ivan, have gone to Perry, Ga, to be gone 1 several months
 Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Allen were hosts
 to a few of their friends at their home l in Wylam last evening. The time was | spent in playing rock. At a late hour light refreshments were served. Those in-
 vited were: Miss Susie Clark, Miss Fan nie Mae Askew. MT. M. B. Stack, Mir.
 Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. l Miss Julia Miller has returned from a
 several weeks stay at Cottage Hill. Dr. Ira Miller and Mir. Tom Wade left this week for their homes in Calera after visiting friends in Wylam.
 Little Alice Quell is i'll with diphtheria at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. | Charles Quell.
 Mrs. Dan Glade is at her home after | camping for sometime on Red mountain.
 Mrs. w. c. McGlawn was hostess at a 1 luncheon this week. The table was pret- l tily decorated, the centerpiece being a bowl of cut flowers. Seated around the board were: Mrs. Sue Goudelouke, Mrs. J. E Wright. Mrs. Rose Ewing, Mrs. c. | o. Furman and Mrs. Walter Linen. 1 The junior class of the Baptist Sunday school will give a social tonight at the 1 home of Miss Leola Dunbar.
 Mrs J. N, Smith and her little daugh- l ter, Evelyn, have returned to Kingston after visiting Mrs c. W. Overstreet. | MT. Leon Gale is in Pratt City after spending sometime in Montgomery. l Mrs. R. H. Wood is improving rapidly | after an operation.
 | MT. and Mrs. M c. Nells are back from a motor trip to Odenville and Branch vile
 Mrs. A. B. Alexander has gone to Chi cago for a several weeks stay. | The little son of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. l Griffith is very i'll at their home | MT Leon Kennedy returned this week from an extended visit in Montgomery. | Miss Madeline Keene, a prety bride elect, was the inspiration at a lovely en- tertairment Wednesday, when the Sigma l Nh fraternity complimented her at their lopening reception in their hall. The place was beautifully arranged, color scheme of green and red being carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Handsome palms and ferns formed a background
 for the pretty scene. Those receiving
 were Miss Estelle Till, Miss Madeline
 Keene, Miss Lois Watson, Miss Martha | Brooks, Mrs. L. A. Keene. Mrs. J. D..
 Dawson and Mrs. T. F. Eagles. About 50 were present.
 | Miss Evie Burt leaves today today for 1 Orrville, where she will visit Mrs. R. D. ] Hare.
 Mrs. Oster Wiltshire was hostess yester-
 day afternon to the Merry Needle club.
 Mrs. Victor Randolph Is the guest of
 Mrs. John Lister in Gadsden.
 Miss Susie McLinn of Livingston will
 spend the winter with the Misses Sulli- vans in East Lake.
 Mrs Will Smith has gone to Montgomery to visit her parents
 There will be medal contest at the l West End Methodist church under the ] supervision of Mrs. J. P Moore The
 following ladies will be contestants: Mrs. A. J. Ozane. Mrs. J. B. Orr, Mrs. H. B.
 Hopper. Mrs. J. B. Downs, Mrs R. w. l Weaver. Mrs. l.. A. Daniels, Mrs. D. o. Watkins, Mrs. s. A. Johnson. The Arollo orchestra will furnish music for
 the occasion, assisted by Mrs. H. A. McKennon and chorus Of A children
 The Rev. J. c. Persinger will have
 charge of the exercises.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Whitaker have
 named their little son Robert Manning
 Whitaker.
 MT. Dayle Williams is resting well after
 an operation on his foot.
 Mrs. P. E. Barker has returned home
 from Courtland. The programme committee of the Bap-
 tist Young Peoples union will hold a
 meeting at the home of Miss velma
 Mathews at o'clock tonight.
 Mrs. A. P. Rober entertained at a din her party Wednesday evening in honor oi
 her sister, Mrs. L. H. Young of Florence
 Seated around the table were Mrs l. H. Young MT. and Mrs. G. E. Huffrine of Mississippi, MT. and Mrs. A. F. Rober
 and MT. Eldred Huffrine The table was pretti'y decorated, the centerpiece beiua
 a bowl of American beauties. Miss Gladys Sawyer and Miss Ruby Chappell have returned to Rutledge Springs.
 MT. George Huffrine will leave today fol Mississippi, where his family will follow later to make his future home. Master Frank Ross is critically ill a St. Vincent hospital
 The Methisto Set was delightfully."- en tertained Wednesday afternoon at th,
 home of Miss Virgie Dickens. Whit roses and ferns were used in the decora
 tions. Five hundred was played at thr tables. Late in the afternoon an ic , course was served to the 12 members. The South Park Social club met witt Mrs. R. M Porter Wednesday afternoon The afternoon was spent in crocheting an, other fancy work and talking. A trip t' the Mercy Home for Sunday night wa planned. An ice course was served later Mrs. c. F. Bentley entertained for he two daughters. Miss Louie Bentley an, | Miss Nellie Bentley, at her home in Ems ley. Wednesday evening. The event wa | a dumb party, the prize, a game of rock being won by Miss Bell Acton. Games contests and music were enjoyed. Abou 20 young folks were invited MT and Mrs. w. T. Lankford have re turned from Hot Springs Miss Bessie Ling, who has been tn | guest of Mrs. J. B. Drew, will return |
 her home in Denver, Col this week, ie
 companied by Mrs. Drew, who will | gone about two months
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid was enter tained by Mrs w. M. Glass at her home 1nglenook yesterday afternoon. Mrs. I F. Taylor gave very interesting readin and Miss Cora Westbrook and Mrs. Horton rendered vocal selections. A ne' member, Mrs. Ed Wilkes, was prescn
 Mrs. Glass was assisted in receiving D Mrs. w. A. Lavender, Mrs A. Horto
 and Mrs S. G. Lively.
 II MT. Fred Edwards of Kentucky Is tn | guest of MT. and Mrs. T. E. Purdey.