The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-21
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

Mrs T. B. Thurman was hostess to the Recreation club yesterday afternoon at her home in Ensley and used pink and White roses in decorating the house. A cooling punch was served to the guests as they entered After an interesting pro- gramme of readings and music an ice course was dispensed. The regular weekly meeting of the Thursday Afternoon club had Mrs. T. l.. |. Barrett as hostess. The members en- joyed q series of exciting games and late in the afternoon dainty refreshments were served.
 Mrs. A. K. Campbell of Scottsboro is the guest of Miss Pearl Bnter. Mrs. R. D. Evans and Mrs. 0. w. Poin- dexter are spending some time With friends in South Alabama Mrs. T. F. Abernathy is visiting Mrs. G. c. Northington in Tuscaloosa. Miss Ruth Neely of Orrville is the guest of Mrs. M. V. Averytt Mrs. G. R. Elliott of Brooksde is visit ing Mrs. O. B Stroud. Miss Souse Brown Anders has returned to Tuscaloosa after being the guest of Miss Myrtle Gay. The marriage of Miss Salle Propst to Mir. Fred k. Massey took place Wednes- day morning at 10 o'clock at the parsonage of the First Methodist church, Rev. ]. W Johnson officiating MT. James Brown
 and Miss Ethel Schreek were the only at tendants MT. and Mrs. Massey left imme diately after the ceremony for New or leans and upon their return will be at home in Avondale. The Crescendo club will meet this after noon with Mrs. H. l.. Martin. MT J. L. Bennefeld has returned from a trip to Atlanta. Mir. G. T. Wiltsie is the guest of MT. and Mrs. O. A. Wiltsie
 In honor of their guest Miss Eliza beth McBeth of Detroit, MT. and Mrs, J. J. Nckels included the following friends in a motor party to Tuscaloosa Mr and Mrs G. W. Burk, MT. and Mrs B. C. Burnett. Little Lanier Gill celebrated his sth birthday yesterday afternoon in Pratt City at the home of his aunt, Mrs. John Green Thirty children were included in this merry party and light refreshments
 were enjoyed.
 Miss Mary Lou Allison of Gadsden is
 the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Whar- ton.
 Mrs W. P. Tennessee has returned from Kentucky and will spend the summer
 with her daughter, Mrs. Will Lacey. Mrs George Field entertained the mem-
 
 Woodlawn and used quantities of nastur- tiums and ferns to make the rooms at tractive where tables had been placed for
 the club game. Miss Minnie Rivers was awarded first prize, hand-painted pie ture, and the consolation, a hand-embroid- cred guest towel, fell to Mrs. Bradford Ansley. Salad course was served. The
 next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Joe Ware. The B. Y. P. U. of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church will give pie social at the Wahouma tennis court this even ing. The public is invited l The Needlecraft club met yesterday
 afternoon with Mrs. w. c. Farrar in
 Woodlawn and the hours were pleasantly
 spent with fancy work and chatting, after
 which an ice course was served to 15
 guests.
 The Rev and Mrs Frank Moody Pur-
 ser have returned from their wedding trip
 and are spending a few days with her
 mother, Mrs. Mary Palmer, before going
 to their home in Virginia. | Mrs. E. O. Edney Mrs S. T. Bale Mrs.
 F. V. Everett and Mrs. H. Everett chape-
 roned party of young people on an out
 ing at Avondale park yesterday. The
 guests were taken from Inglenook to the
 park in a big motor truck and after en-
 toying games a picnic luncheon was i spread
 | MT. and Mrs. Frank Bowling left yester-
 day for 10-days' stay with relatives in
 Tennesseee.
 Mrs. Robert Durmitt of Atlanta is the
 guest of Mrs. J. c. Hickey. l Mrs. Newly Newsome is visiting her
 parents in Tennessee |