The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31

1 Morris. Miss Lula Morris Miss Elsie 1 Hardin, Miss Irene Davis, Miss Aston
 Davis, Miss Mamie Mullen, Miss Cecelia
 Cain. Miss Ruth Hauser, Miss Alma | Culbreath, Miss Ila Culbreath, MT. El-
 mer Galloway, MT Gene Borders, MT.
 Grady Reeves, MT. R. c. Applewhite. MT. Cecil Alexander, MT. Claud Corn- well. MT. Roy Smith, MT. Ellis Sisson, l MT. Albert Dobbins, Mir Fred Gilmer, 1 Mr. Charlie Courson, MT. w. A. Davis, Mr. Cooper Lawley. MT. Allison Bell, l MT. J. w. Rogers. MT. and Mrs C. E. Gilmer. Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Urquhart and others.
 l One of the pleasantests events of the l past week was the Halloween party given by Miss Gladys Cox at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs D Y Cox. The decorations were suited to
 the occasion, autumn flowers and har- vest fruits Games and contests were
 enjoyed and salad and an ice course were served. Among those present were Miss Katherine Conner Miss Anna Daugherty. Miss Jessie ,Colley Miss Sarah Ellard. Miss Aline Crosswell, Miss Lilla Dowell Miss Mary Dugger, Miss Doris Macley. Miss Mamie Duke, Miss Jewel Mackey, Miss Nell Hodges Miss Mildred Clapp, Miss Oracle Shelby, Miss Margaret Lyxes. Miss Margaret Alexander, Miss Lillian Jenkins Miss Josephine Cahoon, MT. Raymond Freeman. MT. Paul Anderson. Mr. AL win Praeter, MT. Will Rush. Mir Dewey
 Busby MT. Arthur Dowell. Mir. John Monte barro, Mir. Luther Busby, M Her.
 bert Hahn, MT. Frisby Plant. Mr. Yer non Benham, MT. Joe Harrell Mir Law renee Dodd, MT. James Barnett Mr. Robin Harrell, MT Hugh Afford, MT Paul Allen and others.
 The Friday Afternoon Social club met
 with Mrs. A. !. Whisenant. The house <1N ix1, ,kt AL autumn flowers. The afternoon was spent with fancy work and chatting and delicious ice course was served late in the afternoon Those present were Mrs. s. P. West Mrs. w. H. Bas- enberg, Mrs. Ben Dobbins, Mrs. Will liam Turner. Mrs. Taylor Spradley, Mrs. A l.. Miller. Mrs. T. V. Dorse. Mrs. Charles Chestnut. Mrs. J. W. Hanby, Mrs W. c. Nelson. Mrs. J. B. Burson, Mrs. A. J. Koenig. Mrs. D. E. Hyde. Miss Louise Koanig Mrs. Oscar Camp, Mrs F. w. Lloyd and others.
 The Woodlawn Social club met on Friday afternoon with Mrs. R. A. Cam non. Roses and dahlias in yellow and white were used to make beautiful the rooms in which the members assembled. At the conclusion of the game of pro- gressive rock a salad course followed by an ice course was served.
 The Woodlawn Highlands club held a most cnJOydDle nleetfns N1ln MIS. fdul Taylor on Thursday afternoon Yellow chrysanthemums were used in decoraton. After an hour spent with embroidery and crocheting. refreshments. in which the Halloween suggestions were carried out. were served. The members present were Mrs. James Oliver Mrs E. H. smith Mrs Henry Potter. Mrs. Boen, Mrs Cross. Mrs. Floyd. Mrs. G. J. Rice, Mrs. l.. II. Urquhart and Mrs. Taylor.
 Mrs. Rowland Crawford entertained the Neefllecraft club on Thursday afternoon. short business session was held at which 1t was decided that the club would entertain the husbands of it's members and few other friends at an evening party at the PiquilS club on November IS After an hour spent with fancy work an ice course was served to the following: Mrs. Richard Bell Mrs. Zack Cheatam, Mrs. T. O. Crane. Mrs. IT. T. Fossett. Mrs. w D. Lanier, Mrs J. B Leaman. Mrs. E. L. Morris, Mrs. T. E. Rhodes. Mrs. Gill bert Ritchie. Mrs. Frank Robinson,- Mrs. w. IT. Sharn Mrs. B. R. Vest. Mrs. F. M Wilianty Mrs Robert Ritchie and Mrs. Roland Crawford.
 The Ladies Aid and the Missionary so- ciety of the -Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church will hold business meeting Mon day afternoon at o'clock in the Baraca room at the church.
 The Missionary society oft the First Methodist church will hold its regularl monthly literary meeting Monday after-] noon at o'clock In the church parlorss The meeting will he in charge of Mrs. L. A Christian.
 The Epworth League of the First Meth