The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13

F.. his sister, Mrs. Walter Dimitt
 Miss Elizabeth Massey is visiting friends in Tuscaloosa.
 MT. William Dockerly has returned from Talladega, where he has been attending school.
 MT. Albert Harris and MT. Hugh Tan are visiting their parents in Hanson, Ky.
 Avondale
 Miss Margaret Waters was hostess this week in honor of Miss Julia Griswpld and Miss Nell Barron of Macon, Ga. The house was beautiful with decorations of sweet peas. A delicious ice course was served to the following guests Misses. Clara Peck Brown, Kathalee Wilson, An nie Mae Zimmerman, Lucille Walker, Grace Waters, MT. Bozeman Daniels, MT. Dar Griswald, MT. Ralph Harvey, Mrs. o. A. Andrews, MT. Allen Smith and Mir. Bcasley.
 Mrs Moffett entertained the Young Ladies' Forty-two club this week with the following present: Miss Margaret Wat CTS, Miss Ethel Riley, Miss Ellis Wood, Miss Kathleen Wilson, Miss Kathleen Walmsley and Mrs. s. R. Caffee. Mir. B. o. Bentley. Mir. O. A. Andrews, Mir. Ralph Harvey, Dr. McDonald and MT. Earl Lackey.
 A party of young people enjoyed a moonlight picnic at Turkey Creek falls Friday night Those invited were; Misses Lola MoCool. Hattie Traverthen, Thelma Moore, Inza Mae Snowden. Burns Wald- man, Cleo Carter. Eula Oakley and Patsy Bennett: Louise Farr, Nell Page, Mir. Ora Hood, MT. Porter Williams, Mir. Charlie Page Mir. Carl MoCool, Mir. Willie Jor- dan and others.
 Miss Ida Killian was hostess Friday evening in honor of Miss Buna Allgood of Montgomery. Dancing and cards were enjoyed Those invited were: Misses Louise Farr. Ruth Kelley, Vioette Swift, Brna Allgood valla McCool Carl Lena Holms and Mamie Killion; Mir Harry Burgess. MT. Fred Martin, MT. Chambers and MT. Waller
 The Daisy Crochet club met this week with Miss Lula Ellard. Dainty refresh ments were served at the close of the meeting. The members present were Miss Geneva Goss, Miss Eunice Brown, Mrs. " Taylor, Mrs. Browning and Miss Ruth Menasco.
 Miss Maude Reed is the guest of rela- lives in Tennessee
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Roberts have re- turned from a visit to relatives. Mrs. Tom Self and little daughter have returned from Columbus, Miss The Round Dozen club met this week with Mrs. T. B. Ritohie. Punch was served from a beautifully decorated table. An ice course was served to the following mem- bers Mrs. W. N. McDougal, Mrs. Abner Hawkins. Mrs Henry Hoot, Mrs. Amos Corey, Mrs. K. l.. Green, Mrs. W. A. Grif- fin, Mrs. s. A. Jones and Mrs. J. A. Will Hams.
 The T. D. S. club met Saturday after l noon with Miss Ida Kilian. After an in- teresting programme a delicious ice course was served to Misses Valla McCool. Vio- lette Swift, Louise Farr, Ruth Kelley, Buna Allgood,s Carl Lena Holmes and Ida Killian.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Andrews are in Florida.
 Ensley
 Saturday evening at their home on Ensley Highlands Miss Gussie Willis and ! brother MT. Andrew Willis, entertained a coterie of friends at rock. Sweet peas were used in the decorations and the ta- bles for the games were arranged on the porch. Dainty refreshments were served. ! Those included in this hospitality were Miss Blanche Glass, Miss Ruth Morrow, Miss Edith Leonard, Miss Gladys Propst, Miss Myrtle Gay, Miss Ollie Montgomery, Miss Roberta Russell, MT Carol Arnold, MT. w s. Russell, MT. Ray Bartlett MT. Arthur Simms, MT. Greene Dill Mir. An drew Willis and MT. Pete Green. Friday afternoon at th5 Easeyy .,sa,-iiss *
 
 children at garden party in honor of the eighth birthday of her little son, Rut- ledge. Mrs. Neal Dugger assisted Mrs. Snow in entertaining the children. Ices and fruits were served, and various games indulged in. . friends at luncheon Friday at her home on Ensley Highlands. In honor of her guest, Miss Pearl Phillips. Luncheon was served at o'clock and the table decora- tons were roses. The dainty place cards bore the following names: Miss. peahl Phillips, Miss Desta Taylor, Miss Inez Parker, Miss Mae Madison, Miss Annie Starkman, and Miss Ruth Madison. In the afternoon games were enjoyed. Complimenting their guests MT. and Mrs w. T. Singleton of Naylor. Ga., Mir and Mrs. g. O. Lumpkin entertained a few friends at dinner Thursday evening. Sweet peas adorned the centre of the table, and four-course dinner was served to MT. and Mrs. w. T. Singleton, Rev. w. c. Echols, MT. Copen- Young, Miss Kathleen Leonard, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Ussery. MT. and Mrs. R. w. Jor- don. Miss Myrtle Lumpkin. Mr. w. E. Coates, MT. Dan Lumpkin and Mir. and Mrs s. C. Lumpkin.
 Miss Alice Burnell and Miss Mary Guth- rie have returned from visit to friends in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs John Ramsey have re- turned from Cullman and are at home on Ensley Highlands.
 Miss Louise Merchant of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. W. w. McLaren.
 Thursday afternoon at her home on Ensey Highlands Mrs. M. H. Mcdowell entertained informally at five hundred. Vases of roses were placed abou. the rooms, in which the tables were arranged for the game. Punch was passed and at the conclusion of the game refreshments were served to the following guests Mrs. j. c. Bryant. Mrs. s. s. Heide, Mrs. c. R. Byrum, Mrs. J. c. Barrett, Mrs. c. R. walker, Mrs John Morrison, Mrs. w. F. Wilcox, Mrs. George A. Millar, Mrs Sam P. Wynne Mrs. J. c. Adams, Mrs. F. w. Gray and Mrs. M H. Mcdowell.
 MT. D. F. Sugg, the local postmaster, was married in Cincinnati Wednesday afternoon to Miss Norma Seabodte, the nuptiaIs being solemnized at the First Presbyterian church in that city. MT. and Mrs. Sugg will return to Ensley about July 1, where they will make their horne. During their bridal trip they will visit many points of interest fin the west. MT Sugg is a pioneer resident of Ensley, and the announcement of his marriage will be noted with interest by host of friends.
 Friday Afternoon Miss Merle SWanu wa s