The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-16
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.aus thursday afternoon. ,,,,sio,- programme was preceded by responses to roil call with favorite composers. Mrs I.. h. vines read paper on "Amerjca in MUSIC, and Miss Alice Graham sang q pressing seelction from an American com. poser. Mrs. N. R. Baker presented "A Glimpse of Our Most Noted Institutions oi Learning and Mrs. J. w. Fulford wa the reader for the afternoon
 Tn Fairfield, Mrs. T. G. Warren was hos tess to the M. F. H. club at cards. The score was kept on 'kewpie" cards and these same winsome little chaps decorated the favors presented to the guests Mrs. warren herself won the first prize, a hand-painted dinner bell, and the consola- tloh, a pin tray, also painted went to Mrs w. D. Lewis. A buffet luncheon wa s served to the 12 members. Miss Annie May Burgin will give a the atre party at the Lyric today for Mrs. ". J. Brown of Montgomery. Mrs. A. M. boriahd will arrive from Chicago tomor- row to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Mearns, in Fairfield. Miss Mary Ander. Son of Pulaski is the guest of Mrs. Clar- ence Buchanan in Fairview.
 ihe Picuik club of Woodlawn gave their weekly dance last night in the clubrooms. following the Thursday evening dancing class, which is a regular weekly institu ton. Thirty were present
 Miss Stella Dowel is visiting the fam fly of her uncle, MT. Sprght Dowell, in Montgomery.
 Miss Josephine Irving is at home after a visit to Chattanooga.
 Mrs. Frank Cunningham of Clarksville. Ienn., IS the guest of Mrs w. T. Town send' While en route to her home from Jackson, Miss.
 Mrs. W. B. Roberts of Pulaski is the guest of relatives
 MISS Jennie Cooper of Hartsele is visit ing Miss Essie Young in Pratt Civ
 Miss Ola Stewart has retu1nea>,to c,, wedding. 'iooi
 MT. IT, H. Smith Of Gadsden bas re- turned home. Dr~and Mrs. J T seav of Meioourne are Visiting pr. and Mrs. oieve eiano no Sedy in Pratt City.
 MS. Frank Lacey, who underwent a sHous operation at the Carraway hospi- sydl, is resting we'll
 MT. w. Maness of East Birmingham has returned from Salisbury, N. c.
 Little Mary Gertrude Moedes is conval- escing after lengthy illness. Mrs. Ella Miller IS visiting relatives in Virginia. ~-N -NUA'SSo' eltci d VlSlI to MT Walter Caubes, has returned to Decatur
 Miss Louise Cosby of Inglenook will he hostess to the Campfire Girls this after noon at o'clock
 Mrs S. T. Hoffman has been called 10 Jackson, Tenn. Mrs. w. A. Baldwin is at home after western trip MT. I. R. Patton of Corona is the guest of Mr and Mrs. W. R. Thacker
 MT. J. B. T. Rives and son are in Mont gomery.
 A party of Graymont girls organized A. club which they call "The Jolly Bunch. ,' They met at the home of Miss Sarah Me- keene, and Miss Christine McJ<eane. Where they were given bachelor girls tea party. Games were played, hot choc- olate and sandwiches were served and later toasted marshmallows were passed among the guests.
 The members are Mrs. rhornberg. Miss Doll Henson, Miss Mary Cole. Miss Ada Mason, Miss Addie Ray. Miss Teresa kerney, Miss Pearl Carlisle Miss Grace smith Miss Gussie AsSew and Miss Mary Eskew, Miss Buelah Giles, Miss Sarah and Miss Christine McKeane. All oft cers were elected
 The next meeting will be at the home or MISS Teresa Kerney, Thursday night.