The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
WOodlawn

Woodlawn
 The marriage of MT. Julian LeRoy Dart and Miss Roberta Moore will take place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the First Methodist church of Woodlawn
 Miss Mary Hill Moore will be maid of honor; Miss Nina Bain and Miss Mary Fakes, the bridesmaids The ushers will be Mir Harry McNeal, MT. John Moore, MT. Leon Means and MT. Will Mack Nelson.
 Miss Nina Bain entertained on Satur- day at luncheon for Miss Roberta Moore. who will b emarried on Tuesday afternoon to MT. Julian LeRoy Dart of Jacksonville. Fla. The luncheon table was centered with a big cut glass bowl of sweet peas in the rainbow colors. These colors were also shown in the large guaze butterflies suspended from the chandelier above the table The cutting of the brides cake at the conclusion of theI luncheon added to the enjoyment of the occasion.
 Those present were: Miss Roberta Moore Miss Mary Hill Moore, Miss Mary Fakes, Miss Annie Moore. Miss Katherine Gregory, Miss Lapsey Lanier. Miss Car rie Lee Wilmot, Miss Katherine Reed, Miss Mattie Hughes Kennedy, Miss Olivia Massey, Miss Lois Mason and Miss Nina Ban.
 The Friday Afternoon club met with Mrs. C. c. Chestnut. Sweet peas were used to make the rooms where the club was entertained bright and fragrant
 Later an ice course was served to the following: Mrs s. P. West. Mrs J. w Hanby. Mrs L. E. Rody. Mrs. ]. W. Wal lace, Mrs. B. W. Dobbins, Mrs. c, R. Guthrie, Mrs P. D. Spradley, Mrs A. B. Woods Mrs. A L. Miller, Jr., and Mrs. Bunnell.
 A most enjoyable occasion of Saturday was the birthday party given by Mrs. Martha Whitson on her eighty eighth birthday by her four daughters, Miss Drusie Whitson, Miss Mollie Whitson, Mrs. Hattie Shirley and Mrs. Sallie Sta ten. The whole house was beautiful and fragrant with flowers sent by loving friends. In the dining room ,all glass vase with sweet peas centered the table. where an elaborate course dinner was served and where the birthday cake with its candles added to the interest of the occasion. Among those present were; Mrs. NJ A. Strong, Mrs S. J. Beggs. Mrs Jesse Brown, Mrs l.. J. Freeman, Mrs M. Persinger and Miss Martha Staten. An embroidery and fancy work club was organized at the home of Miss Hazel Black on Thursday afternoon. At the conclusion of the business meeting an ice | course was served to the following young ladies: Miss Hazel Black. Miss Fannie Mae Kaminsl<y Miss Minnie Koeng, Miss Ethel Karns, Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Clemmie Jolly, Miss Margaret LylSes, Miss Lula Belle Dawson and Miss Jewel | Mackey.
 | The Sunday school classes of Mrs F. w Ross and Miss Ethel Rhodes enjoyed | a picnic at Avondale park on Friday; about 20 were present. l Mss Flora Nunnally entertained at a | heart dice party on Saturday evening. complimenting Miss Mabel Dudley of At I lanta, who is the guest of Mrs. J. w. | Bryant The flowers used In decorating were roses with ferns. At the conclu- | sion of the game several musical num- 1 bers were rendered Syf Miss Alne Flip pen and MT. Mack Montgomery. Late in | the evening an ice course was served. Among those present were: Miss Mabel | Dudley, Miss Sadie Rhodes. Miss Ruby Montgomery, Miss Aline Flippin, Miss Shirley Morris, Miss Mildred King, Miss Grace Mackey, Miss Oracle Flippen. MT Sidney Smyer, MT. Mack Montgomery, MT. 1 Emmet Rhodes, Mir. Ted Graham, MT. Hoke Graham. MT. Earl Nunnaly, Mir. Edgar Bryant, Dr. Joe Moore, MT. and Mrs J. w. Bryant, MT. and Mrs Nun nally and others.
 The Iroquois club entertained at a dance at the home of MT Stanley Simpson on
 Friday evening. Punch and ices were | served between the dances. About 3i members were present. l Mrs Joe Robinson and Miss Eugenia Thompson, who have been visiting in Richmond. Va, returned home on Satur- | day.
 l in Woodlawn.
 The open meeting of the Womans Mis- sionary society of the First Methodist church of Woodlawn will be held in the church parlors on Monday afternoon at 1 8 o'clock
 l The regular missionary meeting of the l Ladies' Aid society of the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church will be held on Monday afternoon at o'clock. l MT w D. Ivie has gone to Charleston S C.. where she will engage in business. Mrs Ivie will join him there within a few days.
 Miss Louise Nall is visiting friends at Morris, Ala.
 MT. and Mrs R. A. Smith and daugh- | Decatur to make their home in Wood- lawn.
 | MT Richard A. Ross of Selma is spend- | ing the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. r. w Ross. l Miss Josephine Erwin of Chattanooga
 is visiting Miss Mabel and Miss Miriam Lovelady.
 Mrs C. P. Logan. with her two chill dren Doris and Leon, from Stewart Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. T.
 whited.
 | Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Miller, Jr, have
 returned from Argo. where they have
 been visitg Mrs. John Riley for the past | week.
 Mrs D. F. Hyde has gone to Shades
 mountain to visit her sister, Mrs l.. E Knox.
 | Little Miss Elizabeth Daniels, who has | been visiting relatives at Stewart, Ala ,
 has returned to her home. ] Mir J. l.. Kirby of Ashevlle is visiting | Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Nelson.
 Mrs S. E. Hartshed and little daugh. | ter Jeanette, have returned from a visit l to entone Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Clayton and fam | fly left on Saturday for St. Clair Springs
 where they will spend the summer. Miss Elizabeth Davis of Columbia wil arrive in few days and will visit hel grandmother Mrs. A. J. Massey whil, en route to the California exposition. Mir Sylvester Hall. MT. J. D. Robinson | Mir Ralph Hall and Mir. Will Robinson are spending a week in camping upof the Cahaba river.
 Mr Julian LeRoy Dart of Jacksonville Fla, who will be married on Tuesday t, Miss Roberta Moore, arrived on Satur day afternoon and will be with Mrs. A II C. Jernigan until that time. Mir. A. J. Koenig and MT. F.. M Ever ett leave Monday for a weeks campin,
 and fishing at Roebuck Ala
 Mrs E. c. Brooks and children are wis
 iting her mother at Springfield, Tenn. East Birmingham
 | Miss Blanche Crews and Miss I.uciI