The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-28
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harse. Miss Hazel Hoops. Miss Louise Nidell. Miss Lida Bell Hall, Miss Fife Downs, Miss Hazel Terry. MT. W. W. Shaekleford. Mr. W. l.. Intrelkin, Mr c. N Geeys, MT. (. L. Webster, MT. Lloyd Taylor Mr Houston Bynum. MT. John Walls. MT C. B Mullins. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bates. Mr and Mrs. ]. IL Me harge and Mrs. Lena Womack.
 The Mothers Self-culture club met with Mrs. R. c. McMahon. An interest ing programme was carried out, with papers read by Mrs. J. D. Hanby and Mrs Hugh O'Brien. At this meeting Mrs. J. J. Nickels and Mrs. II. A. Key were enrolled as honary members. The club members and guests present were Mrs. T. l.. Waggoner. Mrs. ]. D. Hanby, Mrs. A. l. Monfee. Mrs. D. E. Cook, Mrs. Hugh O'Brien, Mrs. J. ]. Nickels, Mrs. R. G. McMahon, Mrs. II. A. Key, Mrs H. T. McGeehee and Mrs. L. A. Wake field.
 Class No. 9 of the East Thomas Bap- list Sunday school gave a measuring g party Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. A. H. Holcomb, at East Thomas. Piano selections were rendered by Miss Ethel Johnson and Miss Addie B. Kemp. In the Bible contest the prize was awarded to Mr. A. H. Holcombe Delightful refreshments were served Those participating were Miss Leah Steele, Miss Ethel Johnson. Miss Sadie Black, Miss Lola Steele, Miss Lizzie Posey, Miss Maggie Blair, Miss Maude Posey, Miss Myrtle McGlothan, Miss Gertrude Posey. Miss Ruth Bridges, Miss Eugenia Posey. Miss Ruth Marston, Miss Irene Martin, Miss Addie B. Kemp, Miss Ruth Black. Miss Bessie Goodwin, Miss Lula Holcombe, Miss Marion Black, Miss Ruby Lee Holcombe, Mrs. D. L. Fox, Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Ci. W. Steele Mrs. Thomas Bridges, MT. and Mrs. A. H. lIoleombe, Mr. Alvin Kemp Mir Harry Seilesman, A1r. Carl Holcombe. AIr. George Black, Mr Ar thur Holcombe. MT. Tom Black, MT. Carl Tate, Mr. Frank Black Mr Alfred llolcombe. Mr Paul Tate. Mr Wheeler Goodwin, Mir. Harve Cardine. MT. Erwin Goodwin, MT. David Fox. MT. Clifford Holcombe. Mr George Reynolds Fox and Mir Walter Lewis
 Miss Mary Dunbar and Miss I.allie Dunbar entertained the members of the choir of the Baptist church, with a pret- ty surprise party after the choir re- hearsal Friday evening. at the home of their parents. MT. and Mrs J. w. Dunbar. The decorations and score cards carried out the Easter sugges- tions Musical numbers were given by Mrs. R. G. McMahon and Miss Lyda Bell Hall, and flower contest was among the other diversions A delicious salad plate was passed, the guests including Miss Fife Downs, Miss Ldya Bell Hall, Miss Hazel Nick lenzie, Miss Mary Lou Wiggins. Miss Emma Grace Mclean, Mrs. R. q. McMalon, Mir. Russell Downs, MT Gaston Bingham, Mr. Jesse Long. Mir Ollie Wells. Mir. T. J. Bowie. MT Willie Custred, Mr. Charles Hendricks MT. Norman Hall and Mir. J. F. Jackson
 Miss Louise Merkl was hostess 10 the members of the Older Girls Council and their friends Friday evening at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. l.. MerlSl NIolets and ferns were used to make the rooms attractive. Various games and a mock wedding were the diversions, with musical selections rendered by Hiss Mary Lou Wood, Miss Nola Perkins Miss Win nie Braswell, and Miss Fife Miller An ice course was served. Those present were Miss Rena Bridges, Miss Annie Laurie MerSl. Miss Mary Lou Wood, Miss Nnla Perkins, Miss Emma Miller Miss Katie Perkins, Miss Fife Miller, Miss Winnie Braswell Miss Dovie Quinn. Miss Louise MerlS MT. Paul Scott. MT. M. G. Golden. AIr. Thomas Sanders, and MT. Winifred Grim.
 Mrs. C. n. Comstock entertained with a pretty send-the-day party Thursday at her home on East Highlands. At o'clock a four-eourse luncheon was served