The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-24
WOODLAWN

Mrs T. B. Black entertained the mem.
 bers of the Woodlawn Social club and a
 few other friends at her home in Wood.
 lawn on Friday afternoon, complimen-
 tary to her sister, Mrs. Claud Rivers of Key West, Fla, who is her guest The house was tastefully decorated with ferns
 and dahlias. which carried out the clut | colors, yellow and white. Tables for progressive rock were placed in the re- ception hall, parlor and living rooms
 At the conclusion of the games a salad
 course, followed by an ice course, was | served Miss Leslie Hinkle furnished
 music and reading was given by Mrs. 10. A. Hastings. Guests present besides the club members were: Miss Leslie
 Hinkle, Miss Susie Holcomb, Mrs. B. l.. Brown, Mrs E. A. Hastings Mrs. Sim mons, Mrs. G. C. Steele, Mrs j. H.
 Hudgins, Mrs. Carmack Mrs. w. P. Reeves and Mrs. Ed Lykes.
 The Friday Afternoon Social club met with Mrs J. W. Wallace. Roses, cosmos dah'las and ferns were profusely used Tn the rooms where the members met.
 The afternoon was pleasantly passed with fancy work and conversation Sand wiches followed by an ice course were served. Those present were: Mrs. S. F.
 West, Mrs. w II. Basenberg. Mrs Ben Dobbins, Mrs William Turner Mrs. For rest Shugart, Mrs Taylor Spradley, Mrs
 Baldwin, Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mrs. E. V. Dorse, Mrs. Charles Chestnut, Mrs J.
 W. Hanby, Mrs. W. G. Nelson, Mrs. ]. B. Burson, Mrs. A. J. l<oenig. Mrs D. E. Hyde and Mrs Louise koenig
 One of the most pleasant occa sions of the week was the rock party given by Miss Ada Porter complimentaring her brother, Mir. Allen Porter, of Detroit. At the conclusion of the game an ice course was served Those present were: Miss Ada pIi fI,,.r Miss Roberta Newby, Miss Euia Porter. Miss Hattie Mae Duncan, Mir D. F. Frost MT. Allen Porter, MT. w. F. Perry MT. J. F. Powell and MT S. E. Batson
 The Nelghborhood club met with Mrs. Frank Strickland on Thursday afternoon The house was decorated with ferns and autumn flowers. Music was enjoyed and after an hour spent in fancy work and crocheting delicious salad course was served. Among those present were: Mrs J. w. Powers, Mrs. ]. II. Abercrombie Mrs. F. L. Martin, Mrs. Anton Hrabe Mrs. J. W. Allen. Mrs. J. B. Mosley Mrs. Joseph Purdy, Mrs. r. M Me Meachin and Mrs. Parker.
 The Psiuils club entertained at 6 dance on Friday evening. The rooms were decorated with fall flowers, palms and ferns. Mir. and Mrs John Carns and MT. and Mrs. John ONea, were chaperons for the occasion. About 50 young peo- plo wero present.
 One of the most enjoyable events of the week was the dance given by MT. John Townsend on Friday evening at the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs. w. F. Townsend. The house was bright ened with autumn flowers and ferns. Punch was served by Miss Lady Lois Townsend. About 35 guests were pres- en;.
 Mrs. J. w. Wallace entertained at a birthday party on Thursday afternoon, complimentng her little daughter, Doro. thy, upon her ninth birthday. Cosmos. roses and ferns were used to mako beau tiful the rooms in which the little peo- pie assembled, and the dining room was centered with large white cake, upon which was placed the nine pink candles Several contests were enjoyed and prizes were won by Clarence Nelson and MIL dred Orr. At the conclusion of the games an ice course was served. Among those present were: Virginia Dyer. Mildred Orr, Florence Worth. Mildred Chestnut. l Olivia Basenberg, Annette Sparks, Lillian | Dorse, Nellie Woods. Lizzie May Neil, | Mary Elizabeth Spradley. Augusta Biv- | ms. Edith Bodey, Irene Bodey, Eliza beth Guthrie. Lena Smith. Annie May srover. Marsalene Grover, India Grover. Hay Franklin, Lela Clark, Willie Frank in. Dorothy Bagley. Dorothy Wallace, 3illi@ Shugart. William Dobbins. Charles ;uthrie, Ramsey Knox Hyde, George