The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-14


 l. "A black and gold brocade afternoon eown is completely covered by over
 4unic skirt ruffles and loose corsage If jet bordered with black tulle. 4 white lace under corsage with very short sleeves shows through the iace.' ,
  Andrew J. Monfee, Mrs. M T. Shores, i Mrs. William Jenkins, Mrs. D. Eugene Cook.
 Among the enjoyable social functions of this week was the birthday party given by the Alena Seay organization. celebrating the eleventh anniversary of ther organization. Juvenile games were the main diversions of the eve- ming. Musical selections were rem dered by Miss Mamie Lee, Miss Mary Lou Wood and Miss Larues Morrell. A 1 plate luncheon was served, the follow ing participating. MT. and Mrs. H. c. l West, Dr. and Mrs. George Brown, pr. and Mrs. J. c. Fason, MT and Mrs. J. l.. James, Mir. and Mrs. George Grissett, MT. and Mrs. George Braswell, MT. and Mrs. H. T, Smith, MT. and Mrs. N. T. Little. MT and Mrs. M. Docherty, Mrs. Ida Harrell Mrs. Carrie Lee, Mrs. Ben Scarborough, Mrs. James Walker, Mrs. M. Richards, Mrs. M. H. Gillian, Mrs. George Donaldson, Mrs. M. T. shores, Mrs. N. A. Holmes, Mrs. Louis Merkl, Mrs. F. s. Merkl. Mrs. c. T. Rhodda, Mrs. Clyde Sharp, Miss Katie Bailey, Miss Mary Lou Wood, Miss Ethel Shores, Miss Annie Laurie Merkl Miss Saayne Smith. Miss Larue Norell. Miss Mamie Lee, Miss Winnie Braswell, Miss Myrtle Fason, Miss Dorie Quinn. Miss Lula I1-.- NH. Minnie Fason, Miss Annie Atkins, Miss Eliza Little, Miss Jeanee Docherty, Miss | Clara Harrell, MT. Gibson. Atkins, MT. Will Hurley Mir Bertram Smith. MT. Harry Smith. MT. Alvin Hall, MT. Bill Grissett, MT. Luther Cole, the Rev w. P. McGlawn, Dr. J. P. Owen, MT. w. V. Wood MT. Ether9Hall, MT. Gus Rich ards. MT. Luther Cole. MT George Bar bara and others.
 Mrs. $. A. Poole entertained few of her friends at a spend the day party Friday at her home on Thomas ave nue. At noon a fve-course lunch was served, the table centerpiece formed or a cut glass bowl of pink and white roses. Seated around the board were
 Mrs. w. B. McMurtrey, Mrs. M. T. Shores, Miss Ethel Shores, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Stagg, Miss Lora Poole, Miss Gladys Poole, Miss Johnnie Lee Poole, MT James Stagg and Mir. Dewey Poole
 The meeting of the Ladies Aid so- ciety Monday afternoon has been called off on account of the reception to be given Mrs. w. w. Adams, returned mis- sionary from China.
 The Sunbeam band will meet Sun day afternoon at the Baptist church Miss Hall, leader, earnestly requests all members to be present.
 The Girls Auxiliary will meet Fri day afternoon at S:3o o'clock at the church annex.
 The musicale which was to have been given at the city hall on the, evening of November 27 by the Young Ladies club has been postponed until Decem- Der g.
 The Thursday Afternoon Crochet club will meet with Mrs. M. T. Shores on Ensley avenue.
 Miss Mae Vallely will entertain the Five Hundred club Tuesday evening at her home on North Highlands.
 Miss Blanche Taylor, who is teaching in the public school at Mulga. is visit ing her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Taylor, at West Partat
 Miss Bessie Blackwell of Cardiff is spending the weekend in Pratt City.
 Mrs James F. Wood has returned from Montgomery, where she attended the Womans State Missionary union.
 Mrs. IT. T. McGehee and son, Master James MoGehee, have returned to their home in Oxmoor, after pleasant visit to Mrs. M. s. McGehee on First street.
 Mrs B. Julian continues i'll at the Pratt City infirmary.
 Miss Louise Merkl of Roebuck is the guest of her parents.
 Mrs. N. Wallace is critically i'll at the Carraway infirmary.
 The many friends of Miss Thelma Bowers will be glad to learn that she is improving, after an operataion for appendicitis. and has been moved from the Birmingham infirmary to her home on Mier street.
 Mrs. A. J. Strain and children of Do- lomite were recent guests of her mother. Mrs. A. J. Roddy.
 Mrs. N. A. Hall Is visiting relatives in Montgomery.
 Mrs. B. F. Franklin of Mulga was a recent visitor to friends and relatives here. guest of relatives.
 Mrs. George Perkins is critically i'll at her home on First street
 Mrs. NJ F. Flowers is expected home Sunday night from Montgomery, where she attended the Womans State con- vention.
 MT. J. c. Wood will leave Sunday night for business trip to north Ala bama and Tennessee
 Mrs. Sam Foley is convalescent
 Mrs. R. c. Rogers of Gordo is house grcet If Mrs. &. T. Beneficial S|
 MT. I. Joachim of Gainesville Is visit inS friends here.
 Mrs. N. W. Rudeford and children of ] Tuscaloosa have returned home. after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. J. M. Nunnellee.
 Mrs. J. K, Boggan has arrived from Atlanta, Ga, and will make Pratt City | her future home. being at present with | Mrs. Charles Cole on East Highlands.
 Mrs. William Tenely has returned to | her home in Huffman, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. F. T. Merlkl
 Miss Jeanie Docherty has returned { from a visit to Montgomery.
 Mrs NJ. T. McGehee Is suffering from | an attack of grip.
 Mrs. H. F. smith has returned from