The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-16
PERSONAL NEWS

SliooH dt Z:3o clock With Mrs. A. J.
 Brlen at her home on Central avenue PERSONAL NEWS
 Many friends hearing with deep re- 2ret of the illness of Mr Lewis Minor lie IS at his home, 1895 South Twenty first street, where anxious inuliries are being made daily as to his condition.
 Mrs. E. J. Snow suffered a painful n- Jury Saturday from a fall. One wrist
 Was broken and the other sprained. She was said to be resting, however quite comfortably yesterday morning. MT. and Mrs. John H. Frye have named
 heir little daughter Helen Mushat, for
 her mother
 Dr. and Mrs. Courtney W. Shropshire will call their daughter Leta Duffy Mrs. Alice Smith is visiting Mr and | Mrs. Gregory smith and other relatives
 in Mobile.
 MT. and Mrs. E. T. Wilcox have re- turned from Atlanta where they spent a week or two
 MT Frank B. simon and Mrs R. I. Simon are guests for the season at the
 Arlington hotel at the Arkansas Hot Springs
 The Valentine party given under the
 auspices of the High School Improve
 ment association of Ensey Saturday eve ming was pronounced success. The library and dining room were eab- orately decorated with hearts and other symbols of the day, and ices and cake were served to 100 guests The Matrons Five Hundred club will | meet Thursday with Mrs. James Roun- | tree.
 I The Sesame club will hold a meeting l Wednesday with Mrs s. S. Heide ! The Minor School Improvement asso- IA nm t,aan | school building.
 Valentine party was given last evening 1 in Wylam by Miss Belle Canterberry who included in the entertainment the
 members of the Epworth League of the | Nylam Methodist church. Hearts were used in decorating and valentines were | presented as favors after a target game. l A musical programme will be presented at the Methodist church where lecture will also be given by Mr. Griswell, dis 1 trct president of the league, tomorrow evening.
 | Miss Mabel Courtney spf East Lake is
 carnival visitor to New Oreeans. She will remain a week or two. MT. and Mrs. Weyland Jones returned
 Monday from Tuscaloosa after brief | visit to Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Rogers. | A literary meeting of the Home Mis- l sion society was held in the Methodist | church Monday, with Mrs. Beauregard Vincent presiding.e
 | The first anniversary of the opening of the East Lake library will be appropriate | ly celebrated by the clubs of East Lake ! Thursday with reception at the library | The Nasturtium gardeners of the Meth odist church will give a Washington par | ty Friday afternoon and evening at the | home of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Holton | Miss Annie McGeehee entertained at | dinner Sunday evening at the home of
 
 Pratt City, to compliment MT. and Mrs J. T. Lowry. who have just returned from their wedding trip. A birchwood heart overfiowing with ferns and jonquis and suspended above the table, made a
 beautiful decorative plan, and those gath cred about the table were Dr. and Mrs H T. McGeehee. Miss McGeehee. Miss Mary Harter, Miss Hazel Mckenzie, Miss Laura McGeehee. Miss Jennie Edwards, Dr. J. R. Morgan. MT. c. T. Collins, MT. Alfred Carraway and the guests of honor Miss Florence Jennings of Savannah is the guest of Miss May Robinson. MT and Mrs. J. c. Douglass have gone to New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras celegraton.
 Mrs. W. R. Bishop has returned from Huntsville.
 In honor of Miss Pearl Creig of Leary, Ga, MT and Mrs. Harvey Creig were hosts last evening at rock party in Boyles, having half dozen guests to enjoy the occasion with them. St. Valen- tines day was suggested in the refresh- ments and decorations Those taking part In the games were Miss Nettie Huett, Miss Annie Carver, Miss Alice Hullett, MT. l.. Glenn, MT. Adams Mir. Claud Carver and MT. and Mrs. Creig. MT. R. F. Criddells spend-the-day party was another interesting event of yester- day in Boyles. Crocheting and fancy needle work occupied the attention of the guests until noon, when an old fash toned dinner was served. The party in-
 cluded Mr. Criddell, Mrs w. B. Glaze, Mrs. Edith Smith, Mrs. w. N. Smith,
 Miss Nellie Firth and Miss Mary Eliza beth Glaze.
 Miss Nellie Orman of Spring Hill, Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. H. M Lewis.
 MT. J. Fouts of Warrior is the guest
 of his daughter, Mrs. J. w. Adams. in Inglenook.
 The Mothers club of Woodlawn will meet Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in the Woodiawn library when, owing to un-
 usually pressing business full attend ance Is requested.
 Mrs. c. R. Campbell of Bradford, Tenn, left yesterday afternoon for her home, after spending two weeks very happily with Mrs. J. D. Campbell Mrs. C. A. Merrill of Woodlawn, who
 has been seriously i'll at the McAdory | irfrmary. is reported somewhat improved | in health.
 The Rev. T. II. Anderson, d missionary | to China, who is in this country for a vacation. Is visiting his father. the Rev. | w. NJ. Anderson. in Woodlawn. The Rev. Austin Crouch arrived yester- l day from Murfreesboro, Tenn, to visit relatives. Mrs. Crouch preceded him here
 and has been with her mother, Mrs Old l ham for several days.
 | The Booklovers' club of Ensley will | meet. this afternoon with Mrs. Virgil | Farr.
 1 Grace chapter, Westminster guild. met Saturday afternoon to elect officers. Mrs. $. R. Batson was chosen president; Mrs. l II. J. Cummins, vice president; Miss Edith Crews, treasurer and Mrs. Joe
 Reed. secretary, Mrs. B. C. Tharpe, cor
 responding secretary.