The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04
East Birmingham

One of the delightful affairs of the pP st week was the reception given by MT. and Mrs. A. J. Kennedy at their summer home, Rock Mound," the occasion being Mir. Kennedy's birthday. The house was made attractive by the use of gladiolas and oleanders. Mrs. Kennedy gave one of her delightful readings and several vo- cal numbers were given by Miss Alice Myer. Assisting the hosts were Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Kennedy, Mrs J. w. B. Cham bers. Mrs W. V. Glaze, Mrs. Charles Kennedy of Atlanta and Miss Kathryn Kennedy. Refreshments consisting of sandwiches and iced tea were served, fol- lowed at a late hour by an ice course.
 Punch was dipped by Miss Lucille Schoetlin and Miss Margaret Chambers to the following guests: MT. and Mrs. P J. Kennedy, Mir and Mrs. J. w. B. Cham bers, MT. and Mrs. W. V. Glaze, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Schoetlin, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Holland. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Myers, MT and Mrs. E. Horan, MT and Mrs. Bernard Meehan, MT. and Mrs. J. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. William Pulley, Mrs. Mary Mer- ritt Miss Mattlyn Pridmore, Miss Nellie Heron. Miss Margaret Chambers, Miss Mary Elizabeth Gfaye, Miss Mary Myers Miss Agnes Cobey, Miss Ethel Myers, Miss Kathryn Kennedy. Miss Alice Myers, Miss Mary Elizabeth Schoetlins Miss Jeanette Schoetlin, Miss Agnes Lantz Miss Mar
  Mrs. H. Ibos, Miss Helen Ibos, Miss Dorothy Ibos, Mir Robert Ashley, Mir Ted Cochran, MT. James Chambers, Mir David Glaze, MT. Andrew Kennedy, Mr. Charles Kennedy. Jr., MT. Patrick kcn- nedy, Jr., MT. Charles Pulley, Jr., Mf Mum Pridmore.
 Complimenting her nieces, Miss Frances Roberts, Miss Lucille Roberts and Miss Ruth Mims, Mrs. R. E. Smith gave tacky party the past week. Prizes were awarded to Miss Wilda Sims and MT. Ben Day for the tackiest couple Music and games made the evening pass merrily to the following young people: Miss Vernon Day, Miss Nattie Eastis Miss Jessie Williams, Miss Gertrude Williams Miss Edna Eastis, Miss Francis Roberts, Miss Ruth Mims, Miss Consue1o Lowe, Miss Lucille Roberts Miss Wilda Sims, Miss Lucille Sims. Miss Viola Faulkner, MT. James Callahan, MT. Dugan Thompsoh Mir Howard Hains. Mir Leonard Shew, MT. B E. Day, MT. Othar Afford. Mi, Joe Tidwell, MT. Alvin Paunell. MT. Bill Lowe, MT. Don Lowe MT. Tom Collins, Mfr E. A. Howse
 Under the auspices of the East Bir- miagham, Inglenook and Boyles ladies, a midsummer festival will be given July 20 at the East Birmingham park bene fitting the East Lake Orphanage. The following will serve on the com mittees: East Birmingham, Mrs J. w.. B. Chambers. chairman Inglenook Mrs Rue, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jease Carney, Mrs George Vogt Miss Evelyn Vogt and Miss Georgia Vogt Poyles Mrs T. J. Dinlen, chairman, assisted by Mrs. R. A. Credelle, Mrs J. Barrett. Miss Leila Cunk, Miss Nellie Firth, Miss Margaret Sinken.
 The ladies of the East Birmingham Baptist church will serve dinner at the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power con1pany's lunch room from July 12 to IS. The committee will meet Tuesday at the pastorium to complete arrange ments All interested are invited Co attend.
 Mrs J c. Maritime entertained with a spend-th day party Friday. Music was furnished by Mrs. c. B. Sawyer. Covers were laid for the following: Mrs. Leith Murphee Mrs. Lee Wright Mrs. J. c. Dowd Mrs. c. E. Sawyer. Miss Jeanette Murphee, Miss Annie Laurie Maritime, Master Charles Ed gar Sawyer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. K. Patterson en tertained the Owl club Thursday even ing at their pretty cottage home, which was decorated with national colors. As the guests registered they were served