The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

brought their fancy work and croeheting. special feature of the afternoon was the surprise miscellaneous shower which was given to Mrs l.. E. Bodey Late in the afternoon an ice course was served to the following ladies: Mrs w. H. Bas- cnberg. Mrs H. J. Whis ,nant, Mrs. A. l.. Miller, Mrs. D. E. Hyde Mrs. C. K. Guthrie. Mrs. A. B, Woods. Mrs. w. B. Dohbins, Mrs. J. w. Wallace, Mrs. C. c. Chestnut. Mrs. A. J. Koenig, Mrs. Will Turner, Mrs. E. " Dorse, Mrs Will Throckmartin. Mrs. Schroeder and Miss Louise Koenig.
 The Missionary society of the Ladies Aid of the Fifty-sxth Street Baptist church will meet in the Baraca room of the church at o'clock on Monday after noon. .s-
 The Study Circle of the Woman's Mis- sionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Woodlawn will meet on Monday afternon at o'clock in the Sunday school rooms
 Mrs. E. NJ. LylSes entertained informally on Friday evening compmenting her daughter, Miss Margaret LySes at 3 sur nrise rarty on the occasion of her birth day. The evening was pleasantly spent with music and In playing rock. after which refreshments were served Among those present were: Miss Margaret Lylles Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Minnie Dunn, Miss Helen LvlSes. Mir. Frank Smith. MT. Cleveland Counts, MT John Montebarro and others.
 The Younp Ladies' Embroidery club met with Miss Ethel Karns. The afternoon was spent with embroidery and fancy work, and delicious refreshments were served to the following: Miss Clenm'e Jolly, Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Minnie Koenie, Miss Fannie Mae KaminsSy, Miss Ethel Black and Miss Ethel Karns
 The Wednesday Afternoon Auction Bridge club will meet with Mrs. John Carns on Fifty ninth street
 Mrs Asa Faulkner of Woodawn is very i'll at the home Of her parents, MT. and Mrs J. A. Cross, in Nashville.
 Mrs. Felix Mcconnell of Favette and her neice, Miss Ethel Houser of Annston, are the guests of Mrs. Charles w. Hall. Later they will visit Mrs w. O. Hall before re- turning to their homes.
 Mrs. w. F. Throckmartin and little daughter, who have spent the past month with her sister. Mrs. George Smith, re- turned to her home in Little Rock on Sat urday, accompanied by Mrs. Smith.
 Miss LaFrieve Hall. Miss Celia Ellard and Miss Mildred Hall returned Saturday morning from three-weeks' visit to rela- tives in Morganfield, Ky.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hatterfield and fam fly have removed from Hattiesburg to make their home in Woodlawn.
 Mrs, A. w. Bell is visiting her mother at Weavers.
 Mrs. Hattie Ware Strickland of Car rollton. Ga, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. l.. A. McCutchin.
 Miss Ethel Hunt of Decatur is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Hunt.
 Mrs c. l.. Partin is the guest of friends in Selma.
 Mrs. w. E. Douglas is spending the sum- mer with friends near Pelham.
 Mrs. R. r. Cooney of Tuscaloosa is visiting Mrs. w. O. Hall
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 Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. K. Wright. Mrs. B. o. Ed wards entertained at linen shower complimenting Miss Nettie Davis, a bride elect. Ferns. cut flowers and green and white hearts were used in the house decorations The gifts for the honoree were concealed in a large green heart, laced with white ribbons Punch was served in the hall by Mrs J. T. Edwards The bride book was presided over by Mrs. L. R. Vines. A salad plate was passed. Many beauti- full gifts were showered upon the hon. Nettie D~"is Miss Orline McPherson, Miss Ma Kyle, Miss Leona Davis, Mrs L. R Vines, Miss Lowery Davis Mrs D. NJ Blackburn. Miss Margaret Davis. Mise Bertha Bates Miss Ruth Davis, Mer Myrtle Wells, Miss Ruth Brooks, M'~ Ed Piper. Mrs. c. R. Patton, Mrs ' IT. Spangler. Mrs. J. T. Edwards !. w. Minor. Miss Vir- ginia Cooper ss Oma D. Minor, Miss Mamie Null Mrs. I. A. Vandiver Mrs A. K. Wright, Mrs. B. o. Ed wards.
 Friday evening at her home on Ems ley Highlands Mrs. Floyd Place enter tained few friends complimenting Miss Gladys Anthony of Wrightsville Ga Ferns and garden flowers were effectively used in the decoration Punch was served in the dining room Games and contests were enjoyed until late hour when dainty ice course was passed to Miss Gladys Anthony. Miss Fay Russell. Miss Romilda Oak ley. Mss Pauline Phillips. Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Gladys Crew. Miss Linda Wilcox Mrs. NJ. R. Johnson. Mir. Glenn Miller. Mir. Paul Scott. MT. Her bert Phillips, Mir. Eugene Freeman. MT. Edwin Cook. pr. Jesse Robbins. Dr. w.