The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-27
NOTES

| Mrs. Basil Poe who has been the guest
 of Mrs F. Hopkinson Smith for the pas,
 l fortnight, left this week for her home in 1 the Isle or Wight. Mrs. Poe was one of the most Interesting of the midwjnter wis | ilofs ana Was the honoree at a number l of pleasantly informal parties during her | Visit She IS the wife of Lieutenant Com
 hndhoer roe who Is personal aide to Ad- l mlral Peaty, and has talked most inter- l estingly of the war-troubled conditions
 in Europe at several informal Gatherings I Of her house hostess friends Mrs. L Freed of Houston Tex. is inc ,, guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs W. L. l Dellheim
 1 Mrs James Williams of Tusaloos. ;s the guest of her mother, Mrs. A B. Green. 1 Mrs G. ". Stockard has been called to Nashville because of the illness of ber ! mother. Mrs. Mann Mrs. James Beason left yesterday for Asheville.
 MT and Mrs. w. T. Blair were hosts to
 6o of their friends in Inglenook this week at an informal reception. Their residence was gracefully decorated with narcissi and potted plants. A spirited contest wa B | enjoyed and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. c. T. Dunn and Mir. G. O. Ednev. Miss Mabel Barton and Miss Mildred Ford presented an enjoyable musical pro- gramme.
 Mrs. Blair was assisted in receiving by Mrs. T. O. Stover, Mrs. J. C. Nowlin and Mrs. L. Turner. Several other friends of the hosts also added to the congeniality | of the occasion with hospitable offices Mrs. Jesse Lilies suffered a severe fall yesterday in 1nglenook and serious re- suits Were feared. Her friends will be 1 glad to learn that she is resting well MT. and Mrs. R. D. Thompson of Wood lawn have gone to Montgomery for a few days.
 Mrs. Robert Moore is i'll at her home in Woodlawn. Miss Katherine Reed left yesterday to visit relatives in St. Louis Miss Amelia Kennedy. who has been in forkville, s. C., has returned to Wood- lawn.
 Mrs. John Cain is the guest of her ! mother in Wetuinpka. | Mrs. ]. D. Thompson entertained the Young Woman's auxiliary of the Ruhama 1 Baptist church at her home in East Lake 1 yesterday afternoon. Mrs. William P. l Baldwin of Savannah was the honoree l at a box party at the Lyric given by I Mrs. w. c. Caldwell Besides these two
 the party included Mrs. w N. Griffin
 Mrs H. F. Wellington and Mrs J. C. | Hutto.
 iIfS. EluS ftOllumS mas returned from l Cook Springs, where she visited her
 mother.
 | Mrs ". F. Baldwin left yesterday to visit in Memphis before returning to
 Savannah.
 Mrs. A. II. Olive has returned after a visit to Heflin.
 Mr w. F. Motion accompanied MT T. l H.. Motion to Boston this week. Mrs R. l.. Daniel has returned to Ems
 ley after a visit to her mother, Mrs. D. B. Lacey, in Anniston. Mrs. G. J. Eblen and children of Ken lucky, are guests of Ensley relatives. Miss Persis Pruett of West Point, Ga,
 is the guest of her sister, Mrs: c. A. Gaten in Fairfield. The Fairfield Five Hundred club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. c. J. Don aid Three tables were arranged for the players in the living room and at the conclusion of the games correspon- dence cards were awarded as first and second prizes Mrs. D. c. Donald, Mrs c. A Gaten, Mrs. George Gambrill Miss Persis Pruett and Mrs. Theodore New bold were the extra guests.
 Mrs. Ross Strickland of Pratt City is 1 resting well after an operation for ap-
 pendcitis at St. yincent's hospital Miss Ales Yam, who has been visiting III fehsacola TOT several weeks, has re- turned home.
 Judge ]. T. Lowery is in Montgomery Miss Mary Lou Wood, who has been visiting Mrs W. H. Hollingsworth, has returned to Tuscaloosa. The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, south give
 valentine party at the home of Mrs H. T. Mills, February 14
 Miss Inez Fulmer has returned from
 Wetumpka.
 Mrs. M. l.. Merll will give an enter tainment Thursday evening for the bene- fiji of the playground work in Pratt City Miss Hattie Chapman entertained the Owl club Tuesday evening in East Blr- mingham Twelve members participated in games and enjoyed an informal musical programme
 Miss Virginia Mangum and Mrs T. Gordon have been called to Decatur be- cause of the illness of their father. MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Armstrong have returned from their wedding trip and are at home with Mrs. Coe, 131 Hal stead street.
 Mrs. A. F. Hobbs and Miss Geneva