The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04


 Robinson, Miss Mary Dunbar. Miss Lyda Belle Hall, Miss Mary Corn, Miss Fife Downs Miss Mary Lou Wood, Miss Jim mic Dunbar, Miss Nellie Bingham, Miss May Hurley, Miss Lalie Dunbar Miss Mary Lou Wiggins, Miss Leola Dunbar, Miss Jennie Edwards, Miss Loa Poole, Miss Hazel Mckenzie, Miss Ellen Wig gins, Miss Clarice Harrell, Miss Inez Malaby, Miss La Rue Worrell, Miss Salie Pardue Miss Annie Ruth Smart, Miss Mamie Niekels, Miss Bessie Blackwell, Miss Inez Meharg, Mrs. w. A. Hall, MT. A. J. Allison, Mir c. s. LeCren, Mr. Will custred. MT. J. F. McCarty, MT. J. R. Duncan, MT. Willie Custred MT. 0. R. Morris MT. Alfred Carraway, and Dr. J. c. Morgan.
 A wedding that will be noted with mucA interest and which came as complete surprise to their many friends was that of MT. J. c. Wood, son of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wood, to Miss Vivian Elliott. The marriage took place in Chicago on Thurs day, and after brief wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Wood will reside in Chicago.
 The Junior Mission society of the Meth odist Episcopal church, south, enjoyed a delightful picnic to Fairfield, with Mrs G. w. Donaldson as chaperon. Those par ticipating in this outing were Mamie Lee y Williams, Pauline Crim Mildred Willia ns, Grace Hooper, Clara Carter, Sylvia M on- jot, Homer Perkins, Maurice Donaldson, Andrew Wilson Earl Donaldson, Eugene Purdy, Jiles Duncan, Arthur Young, Leighton Duncan, Mrs. George Donaldson and Mrs. J. D. Duncan.
 Mr Andrew Dunbar was hostess to the boys of the Woodcraft on Thursday even- ing at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. J. W. Dunbar. Games and contests and forty-two were enjoyed on the lawn, which was lighted with a profusion of Japanese lanterns, and musical selections were rendered by Miss Agnes Durant and Miss Mary Lou Worrell. Later in the evening an ice course was served, those resent including the following: Miss El- len Wiggins, Miss Mary Dunbar Miss Hazel Goodwin, Miss Millie Custred, Miss Lallio Dunbar. Miss Agnes Durant Miss Katie Lee Payne, Miss Jimmie Dunbar, Miss Mary Lou Worrell, Miss May Gus tired, Miss Ella Allen, Miss Katie aBiley, Miss Leola Dunbar. MT. Jess Long, MT. Willie Mills, Mr. Andrian Praytor, MT. Felton Corn, MT. Roy Falls, MT. Theo Btiner, MT. Winfred Grim, MT. James Neal, MT. Jewel Barnes, MT. Leslie Lacey, Mir. Frances Val1ely, MT. Charlie Bradley, Mir. Marvin Scarbough, Mr. Mason Mon- fee, MT. Walter Payne, MT. Willie Elmore, MT Olnie Wells, MT. Willie Custred and others
 The Young Ladies' Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, south will meet at the parsonage on Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
 The City Beautiful club of Pratt City will give a barbecue at Pratt City park on Monday. July 5.
 The Thursday Afternoon Crochet clut will meet this week with Mrs. c. D. Com stock.
 Mrs. Frances l.. Sanderson of Mont gomery is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w A. Hall.
 ] MT. and Mrs. G. M. Taylor and chil. | dren have gone to Altoona to spend sew l eral days with relatives.
 1 Mrs. John Brown Is critically i'll at hel home on Fourth street.
 l MT. Dewey Anderson left yesterday tt spend sometime with relatives and friends | at Margaret.
 I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones have named their little daughter Margaret Glenr Jones.
 l Mr. Jimmie Griffis, who underwent ar