The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19

enjoyed by all present. Just following tn, | luncheon programme was rendered b, the following: Mrs w. H. Carson, Mrs Frank Dillon, Mrs. A. H. Courtney, Mrs 1 E. D. Crossland Mrs. James Walker | Mrs R. N. Mckinley, Mrs. Clara Good | rich Mrs A. D. Smith and Dr. H. H | Hibbs
 Those In attendance were Mrs. J. A | Hilliard. Mrs E. D. Crossland, Mrs Ann; B. Foxworth, Mrs. J. A. Ellard, Mrs S k. Mcconnell, Mrs. c. J Goodrich, Mrs F. A. Frankton, Mrs. F. NJ Leckey Mrs. A. c. Swindall, Mrs. s. B. Ewing Mrs. w. J. Waldrop, Mrs V. H. Watson Mrs. James Walker, Mrs. J. A. Hen dricks, Mrs. w. H. Carson, Mrs J. A Cleveland, Mrs. J. N. Armstrong, Mrs C. B. Crull. Mrs. R. N. Mckinley, Mrs J. w. Basley, Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mrs H. A. Schimmel. Mrs. A. II. Courtney Mrs. Annie Foxworth, Mrs. J. L. Green Mrs, Frank Dillon. Miss Nell Smith, Mrs T. o. Reese, Mrs. c. ". Ferguson, Mrs J. D. Pate, Mrs. Alice Thornton, Mrs. A. J. Stringfellow. Mrs. A. D. Smith Miss Georgia Weatherall, Miss Pattie Williams, Mrs. Nell Smith, Dr. and Mrs H. H. Hibbs, Mrs. Annie Dumas, Mrs. B. H. Griffin, Mrs J. T. Baggett Mrs l. D. Harris, Mrs. William Hunt and Mrs. c. w. Hodges.
 A new music study club was formed VII ihui oudy ihOTHl1lS dl the nO1De or Mrs. A. D. Smith, with the following selected as officers: President, Mrs A. D. Smith. vice president. Mrs. w. N. Griffin; ecretary-treasurer, Miss Cora Hibbs; librarian, Miss Ruth Ratliff di- rector, Prof. Rienzi Thomas accompan- ist. Mrs. Amelia Embry Mrs. A. H. Olive and Mrs. w. C. Grant are the chairmen of the two most important com imttees. Both the business and social hours were enjoyed. The membership to begin with is composed of 45 musicians. Those present taking part in this first meeting were: Mrs. w. C. Grant, Mrs. F. M. Leckey Mrs. w. N. Griffin, Mrs. Amelia Embry, Miss Eunice Leckey. Miss Clint Sullivan, Miss Mabel Beasley, Miss Ruth Ratliff, Miss Cora Hibbs, and Mrs. A. D. Smith.
 A happy surprise party was given on Thursday evening by Mrs. w. H. Carson in honor of her parents. Mir and Mrs. H. A. Schmme in celebration of the 18th anniversary of their marriage.
 A contest that caused much merriment was enjoyed and just prior to the guests being invited to the dining room humor- ous readings were given by Miss Mary Blake.
 A dainty ice course was served to the following: Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Hibbs Mrs. c. B. Crull, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hem dricks, Mrs. J. H. Cornwel Mrs. w. J. Martin, Mrs. J. N. Armstrong, Mrs. An derson Mcconnell, Mrs. M. E. Burt, Mrs Foxworth. Miss Pattie Williams, sirs. George Burke, Mrs. George Burt. Jr., Miss Ada Robertson. Miss Mary Blake, Miss Ruth Schimmel, Miss Evie Burt, Miss Lorene Barnes, MT Judson Schim- mel. Mir. Nat Mcconnell, MT. and Mrs. H. A. Schmmel and Mrs. w. H. Carson.
 Miss Elizabeth Moon has gone to Brapt- ley after visiting her cousin, Prof. A. J.. Moon.
 Miss Lovene Barnes has returned to her home in Selma after being delightfully."- entertained as the guest Of Miss Evie Burt
 pr. and Mrs. ". E. Prescott and chill dren are making an auto trip to Verbena and other points.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Schofield have moved to East Lake.
 Miss Lois Heath of Childersburg will spend the winter in the home of Mrs J. H. Rollins. She is here attending Howard college.