The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-04

of officers was held for the coming year Those chosen were as follows: Mrs. H. E. McLaurin president; Mrs A w. Bell, first vice president; Mrs. C. A. Bain second vice president; Mrs. D. M. Will Hams, corresponding secretary and re- porter. and Mrs. E. L. Gaines. treasurer Mrs. Lucy Bell and Mrs. Mary Gaines were chosen as delegates to the state convention to be held in May At the conclusion of business, music by Mrs Asa Faulkner and little Miss Caroline Bush was enjoyed. Mrs. Bain and Mrs J. F. Bush were hostesses and served an ice course.
 The Woodlawn Social club met yester- day with Mrs. T. NJ. Jones. Violets were used in profusion in decorating. The game played was progressive rock. A musical programme was furnished by Miss Flora Jones and Miss Ruth Abney. A two course plate luncheon was served, the favors being Easter cards. The hostess was assisted by Miss Helen Lykes and Miss Flora Jones. Guests beside the club were Mrs. J, B. Abney, Mrs. J. D. Townsend Mrs. J. A. O'Dell and Mrs. J. W. Lawley.
 The Friday Afternoon social club met Mrs. B. w. Dobbins. White hyacinths were used in decorating. On account of the Easter season the ladies were ac- companied by their children and IS young people enjoyed on Easter egg hunt on the lawn. Musical selections were given l by Mrs. J. w. Hanby and Miss Dobbins. ] Members present were Mrs. l.. E. Bodey, Mrs D. E Hyde, Mrs. A. l.. Miller, Jr.,
 Mrs. U. G. Nelson, Mrs. H. J. Whise- | nant Mrs s. T. West Mrs T D. Sprad- ', ley and Mrs. G. W. Franklin. On Friday evening Miss Jamie Me
 Laurine entertained with a progressive
 rock party. The flowers chosen for the
 occasion were gay and many colored
 tulips. Late in the evening an ice course
 was served to the following guests: Miss Ada Porter. Miss May Rookmore, Miss Hattie Wiloughby, Miss Lera Strange,
 Miss Lizzie Willoughby. Miss Emma Will
 loughby, MT Fred McGlathery MT. Frost, l MT Julian Pickens, MT. Lucius. MT P.
 Rawls, Mir Perry and MT. Mccain.
 There will be especial Easter music to-
 day at Grace Episcopal church. During l the morning service Miss Ethel Bridges
 will sing ''He Lives Who Once Was Slain," by Danks. At the evening serv- ice Mrs. Edward Gregory and Miss Ella Daniels will sing the duet ershadowed | Are the Skies"
 | The Gibson School Improvement as-
 sociation will meet on Wednesday after | noon at 2:30. MT F. k. Smith will make 1 an address.
 I The Womans Missionary society of | the First Methodist church of Woodlawn | will hold monthly literary meeting on Monday afternoon at o'clock. Miss Min
 nie Kennedy will be presest and will | make an address.
 1 social will be given by the ladies | of the First Methodist church on Wednes- | day evening at o'clock in the church parlors.
 The Eleanor Hord club will meet on
 Tuesday afternoon with Eugene New l som.
 | Miss Olivia Massey has come from | Judson college to make visit to hel parents Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Massey. Miss Eunice Wright will return to- morrow from a visit to Tuscaloosa. Mrs. L. A. McCutchen, who has beer | very i'll. is convalescent.
 Miss Doris and Miss Jewel Macke, have gone to Trussville to spend Easter ! with their aunt, Mrs. s. H. Smith. | Miss Tullie Strange, of Patton, is wis l iting her parents. MT. and Mrs H. M Strange. in Woodlawn.
 Mir. c. IT. Nesbit has returned from z trip to Montgomery.
 Mrs. r. G. Mcconnell, of Fayette, wht has been visiting Mrs. c. w. Hall, re turned to her home on Saturday. Mrs. Charles Nixon of Tuscaloosa, wht
 has been spending the past week witt Mrs. John Carns, will return to her hom'
 on Monday.