The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-10
MRS. J. C.. SENN
 HOSTESS TO CIJTR

pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Senn who indicated the Valentine season in her decorative ap- pointments, white and pink hearts, and Cupids giving suggestion of the spirit of the times
 A rose shaded lamp in the center of the bon bon table was it's chief decoration and the details of the plate luncheon served after the games were over fol- lowed the pink color motif. A hand-paint- ed candlestick and a large bottle of per- fume were the game trophies played for by Mrs. Wayland Jones, Mrs. Ed Wheeler Mrs. Bradford Wood Mrs. Anderson Me connell. Mrs. Yancey l.. Senn, Mrs. w. N. Griffin, Mrs Harold Robinson, Mrs C. F. Shumate, Mrs. Water Hill, and Mrs. W. E. Prescott. The Alexander Stephens chapter, U. D. C., will have candy drawing at the city hall Friday from to 10 o'clock. Miss Opie Champers entertained the Owl club of East Birmingham last even- in eat her home. when 20 guests partici- pated in the pleasure of the occasion Miss May Hansis will give an address this afternoon at 2:30 in the school build ing at East Birmingham on home eco- nomics.
 MT and Mrs. J. D. Somerville have named their little daughter, Sara Mazda len.
 Mrs. J. D. Williams who has been vls- iting relatives in East Birmingham, has returned to Oxford.
 MT. J. M. Anderson has recovered from
 severe attack of la grippe. The women of the Christian church of Ensley will give a Valentine social at the home of Mrs. w. H. Davis Friday afternoon and evening. Mrs William SuntIar u,oc hoefaou uae | terday afternoon to the Fairfield Five Hundred club Ferns and palms made an attractive setting for the tables ar- | ranged for the games. and the score was kept of Valentine cards The prizes were hand-embroidered towels. hot buffet luncheon followed the games. Mrs. T. A. Burbridge and children have l returned to Ensley after an extended visit with relatives In Chicaoo. MT. Jomhn W. Shuss is in Talladega. The Thursday Afternoon Forty-two club meets this week with Mrs. F. o. Harris.
 Mrs. Kyle Lawson will entertain the Inter-se club Thursday afternoon. The Highland Bridge club will meet | with Mrs. l.. H. Pennington Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Leila Sanders will be hostess Fri day evening to the Jolly-ettes, with Valentine party. The second in a series of school exten- sion course lectures will be presented in the school at Pratt City by MT. M. M. Ullman, whose subject is "Education and Efficiency" The hour is 8. Mrs. Marion Santfyer is seriously i'll at her home. MT. O. l.. Brooks has re- turned from Atlanta.
 MT. and Mrs. T. N. Mcdonald have
 gone to Vicksburg to visit relatives. Miss Marian Hickman of Decatur is
 visiting Miss Nellie Wallace in Pratt
 City.
 Miss Annie Atkins has returned to Bel
 tona after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
 George Donaldson.
 Mrs. l.. F. Goodwin entertained the
 Presbyterian Ladies Aid society of Ingle-
 nook yesterday afternoon. Mrs. s. E.
 Coggins had charge of the programme
 and music was furnished by Mrs. s. w.
 Boles and Mrs. W. D. Langston. Refresh
 ments were served for 22 guests.
 Miss Louise Tate and Miss Irene Tate
 are visiting their grand parents in Nash
 vile.
 Mrs. s. E. Bradley of Hartselle Is the
 guest of Mrs. R. D. Bradley.
 MT. Clifford Bazmore of Montgomery
 is the guest of relatives here
 Mrs. Lillian Lane of Deca tur is visiting
 relatives in Boyles.