The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-16
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

MISS Edltn Crews or Fairfield enter tained the Grace chapter of Westminster
 Guild Saturday afternoon, and the new
 officers were installed. The afternoon
 was spent in a study of What the Gov
 ernment Has Done for the Red Man" and
 Missions Among the Indians Later a
 delicious refreshment course was served
 to the members and following extra
 guests: Miss Margaret right. Mrs. F. R. Batson, Mrs. H. J. Cummings, Mrs. B. C. Tharpe, Mrs. R. w. Russell, Mrs J. H. Reid, Miss Roberta Russell, Miss Bertha Crews and Miss Lillian Crews. Mrs. Houston Jones, who has been visit | ing her sister, Mrs. Nat G. clarke, has gone to Mississippi to be with friends. Mrs. Anna Marugg and Miss Eda Marugg of Tracey City, Tenn, are guests of Mrs. John England. Mrs. M. A. Fayle of Cleveland, O., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Morris at Fairfield.
 Mrs. T. A. Newbold will entertain the Book Lovers club this afternoon. The young people of Fairlield enjoyed a delightfully."- informal dance last Friday evening at the St. Charles apartments. Tuneful music was furnished by a good orchestra and ices were served during the intermissions.
 The chaperones for the event were MT. and Mrs J. A. Scholl, MT. and Mrs. T. s. Abernathy, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Lemont. MT. and Mrs. w. G. Matthias, Maj. and
 Mrs. F. B. Didge, MT. and Mrs. G. Pal mer. MT. and Mrs. G. c. Norris and MT. and Mrs. R. A. Storm.
 The girls invitation list included Miss Mabel Abbott. Miss Minnie McNeill. Miss Thelma Abernathy, Miss Beryl Mo. Caulley, Miss Ethel Wood, iiSs Roberta Wilson, Miss Agnes Long. M SIS Romllda
 Oakley, Miss Annie Pitts, 1.iiss Gena Mae Snow, Miss Nettie Davis, Miss Ruby Hanlin, Miss Mildred Jaffee Miss Ollie Montgomery, Miss Marie Broadnax, Miss Olean McPherson, Miss Gertrude Me- Cormack. Miss Nettie Beall, Miss Lois Brown, Miss Beulah Bains Miss Margaret
 Lassiter, Miss Mabel Ritchie, Miss Mamie Klotz, Miss Harriet bowman, iss Ger aldine Mccormack, Miss Mary hopkins, Miss Vivian Howard, Miss Evelyn A.am- | person, Miss Sadie Clarke, Miss Kate
 Endres, Miss Lucille O'Byrne, Miss Car
 rife Kent, Miss Frances Coleman, Miss Sarah Kirlxley, Miss Mary LeMont, Miss | Winnie Roberts, Miss Margaret 4,ewey. Miss Opie Overton, Miss Myrtle Snow, Miss Nan Martin and many others. | The following meetings will be held during the week in Wylam: The Method | ist Missionary society, Wednesday aft ernoon at 2:3O, at the church; the Bap- tist Ladies' Aid society. Thursday, with l Mrs. J. c. Mason; the Epworth league
 meeting Wednesday evening at 1:3O. ant. the meeting of the Girls Auxiliary of the Baptist church Friday afternoon with
 Mrs. A. B. Davenport.
 | Mrs. R. l.. Glasgow has returned from
 a stay with relatives at Collinsville. l Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Cottingham of Iull- man spent the week end with Dr. and | Mrs. H. A. Reviere.
 ! Mrs. Sam Hallam is at home after a visit to Carrollton. Ga.
 Katie May and Jewel Sawyer are i'll
 at the home of their parents in Wylam. l The Baptist Young Peoples union of
 the Pratt City Baptist church will give
 a St. Patrick's party this evening at the Baraca hall.
 Mrs. C. T. Smith has returned from a
 pleasant sojourn with MT. and Mrs. H.
 Scholde at Pittman, Fla
 Mrs M. w. Wood of Altoona is visiting
 Mrs N. H. Bennett in West Pratt. l Mrs. L. A. Poole is the guest of Mrs,
 D. c. Dickey at Palos.
 | MT. w. w. Wolfe end his daughter,
 Miss Bessie Wolfe, are ill at their home
 in Pratt City.
 | A rehearsal of the play, Miss Prim' s Kindergarten" which is to be given at the Inglenook school April 2. will be
 held this evening at 7:30 at the school. l Mrs. Annie Hubbard and her little daughter of Warrior are guests of Mrs. | J. w. Adams.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Houston have gone to Blocton to live after spending a week with Mrs. George Vogt
 The Study circle of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Woodlawn was en- tertained yesterday afternoon ,y Mrs. c. II. Nesbit, assisted by Mrs. Gilbert Clapp and Mrs. G. H. Irving. Ahe house was prettily decorated with jonquils and
 other spring flowers. Mrs. w. T. Town send was leader and interesting papers
 on ''The Child in the Midst" were read by Mrs. J. r. Robinson. Mrs. H. D. Me- Laurin. Mrs. J. F.. Brazeal and Mrs. R. F. Lovelady. A plate luncheon followed the programme and about 50 members were present.
 A Tom Thumb wedding will be given
 Friday eyAning hv the Enworrl, leo c,,a