The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25

Mrs. M. l.. DAVIDSON leaves today to
visit her mother, Mrs. J. w Davidson.
in Cleveland
Mr.. Tidwell of Albertville left Satur-
day after spending several days with
Mr.. Frank Smith.
Miss Edith Quinn of Union City.
Tenn. is with her aunt. Mrs o. T.
Newman. Miss Quinn will remain sew
eral weeks visiting Mrs. Newman and
her grandfather. Mr.. E. +. Quinn
Miss Cecilia Rotten of Grand Center
Is the guest of Mrs. ]. C. McPhaul
Mr. Frank Smith left Saturday to be
absent for several weeks in Albert
VILE
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Friscl are visiting
relatives In Memphis and will be alb
esnt for several weeks.
Mrs. C. C. Jones is in Atlanta visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Barnwell Mrs
Jones will also visit relatives In La
Grange, Ca, before her return.
Mr.. Homer Reeves left Saturday to
join his wife and little daughter who
have spent this past week visiting
relatives in Camp Hill
Mrs w. N. Littlefield of Calhouse. Ga,
is the house guest of Mrs F. ]. Burns.
Ensley
The handsome home of Mrs. A. F.
Hilleke presented an attractive scene Fri
day afternoon when assisted by Mrs w
G. Carr, Mrs. J. +. Armstrong. Mrs r. H.
Keenon and Mrs. Harry JONES' she enter
tanned at hearts, forty-two and five hun
dred. The entire lower floor was dec
Grated in ferns, sunfowers, daisies and
marigolds. The punch bowl in the hall
was presided over by Miss Mae Agnes
Hilleke and Miss Ruth Hilleke served the
same refreshing drink the porch. The
following prizes We're awarded: The high
est score prize in hearts, an enameed
oar pin was won by Mrs. p II. Meow
an the second, a bottle OF toilet water
by Miss Ella MCGOWAN; consolation a
cake plate, by Miss Norma Hickman In
forty-two, the first prize, a box of candy
was awarded to Mrs. r. S. Hickman; the
second, sofa pillow, to Mrs. George
-~- as, and me consolation. guest towels,
to Miss Carolyn Brown. The first prize
in i've hundred, a fligree perfume bottle,
was carried off by Mrs. r. l.. Zeigler; the
second, Il gold bar pin, by Miss Susie
Sewer, and the consolation, a friendship
bracelet, by Miss Gladys Gardieu. The
cassaroles, which were consolation
prizes, were drawn by Mrs. A. d. Slye and
Mrs. Irby zeiger. About SIS guests en-
joyed this pretty hospitality
An interesting event of the past week
was a pretty luncheon, given Friday at
the home of Mrs. w. G. Lynch, in Fair
view. crystal vase of pink roses was
| used as a central decoration for the table
| and at l o'clock four-course luncheon
was served. Coffee and cheese was
| passed after the guests retired to the
| spacious living porch. Those enjoying
| this pretty hospitality were Mrs w. a.
McWilliams, Mrs. f. S. Hammile, Mrs.
I. I. O'Byrne, Mrs. Homer Lacey, Mrs.
J. w Waddy, Mrs. Rose Huey, Mrs j.
w. Wright, Miss Jessie Ruter, Mrs. T. O.
| Furman Miss Angle Ruter, Mrs. Robert
Furman, Mrs. Heidtlinger, Mrs ]. r. Per-
La Il Ia
son, Mrs. II. II. Thomas.
Miss Ruth Baker entertained the mem
bers of the Glover Leaf and Sweet Pea
clubs at her home Friday afternoon.
| Hydrangeas and ferns were artistically
used in the decorations. Fruit punch was
served in the reception hall. Games, mu-
sic and contests We're the diversions In
| the guessing contest Miss Merle Swami
carried off the first prize, a picture, the
| consolation being drawn by Miss Olivia
| Swami. dainty ice course was passed
| to Miss Aileen Gullahorn, Miss Katherine
Craig, Miss Lois Smith, Miss Josephine
| Phillips, Miss Ada Smith, Miss Virginia
| Hay. Miss Merle Swami, Miss Olivia
| Swami and Miss Ruth Baker
One of the pretty social events of the
| week was held at the home of Mrs. j. c.
Brumbaugh on Ensley Highlands, Thurs
| day afternoon, when she entertained the
members of the Highland Clan and a few
cious veranda was very attractive with
| its flower boxes of blooming plants and
F, ferns, forming pretty setting for the
groups about the tables arranged for five
hundred. Prior to the game a dainty Ice
course was served. MINIS and punch
were passed throughout the afternoon.
The first prize. a white silk fan. was
awarded to Mrs e. G. Hurlbert the sec
ond prize, a pair of lingerie pins, to Mrs.
| II T. Cordray. The consolation. a crepe
de chine handkerchief, was drawn from
| a cluster of roses by Mrs. j. T. Lowery.
! Those present were Mrs II. F. Cordray,
| Mrs Conrad Boterweg. Mrs. Henry
Wood Mrs e. S. Hurlbert. Mrs John
White, Mrs. j. C. Bonner Mrs. II. D. Will
liams, Mrs Carrie Turner. Miss Francis
Youngblood, Miss Alice Graham. Mrs. d.
F. Sugg. Mrs A. F. Hilleke. Mrs. w. W.
McTyeire, Mrs. C. A. Hassler. Mrs. j. F.
Armstrong Mrs. J. 7. Lowery, Mrs.
| George Preston.
| Complmentng Miss Jannette Williams
| of Atlanta Miss Mabel Atkins was re-
cent hostess at the home of her sister.
| Mrs. ]. d. Duncan, In Fairfield. Tables
| for five hundred were arranged on the
| porch which was very attractive In
| hanging baskets and ferns. Fruit punch
| was served in the dining room. from
bowl banked with Shasta daisies, Mrs.
Conrad Boterweg presiding. At the con
| clusion of the game an ice course was
pa ssed to the guests, who we're Miss
| Jannette williams. Miss Ethel Zuber,
Miss Lucille O'Byrne, Miss Winnie Rob
! erts. Miss Barbara Endress. Miss Nell
| Suffer, Miss Annie Atkins. Miss Persus
Prujtt Miss Luna Davis, Mrs. Conrad
! Poterweg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Duncan,
Mr. Mike O'Byrne. Mr.. Walter Busch,
Mr. Royden Carter. Mr.. c. Z. Bush, Mr..
| Bruce Campbell, Mr.. Kirby Jones, Mr..
| Henry Milton. Mr. Anrdew O'Byrne, DIR.
| ] Carmichael and Mr.. Mcdonald.
| Mrs. F.. G. williams recently entertained
party of young people at her home on
Ensley Highlands, complimenting Miss
Katie Shade of Lawrenceburg Tenn.
| Ferns and flowers We're used to perfect
color scheme of pink and green, and
| the Ice course served late in the evening
carried the same coors. Miss Lois Blue
| and Miss Mary Brooks presided over the
punch bowl, which was placed on the
veranda in bed of ferns Games. con-
| tests and music were enjoyed by the
guests which numbered 30.
The members of the Baptist Young Peo-
pes union were entertained Friday eve
ming at the home of Miss Mary Kyle, on
| Pine avenue. Garden flowers and ferns
We're placed about the rooms used for
entertaining, and the porch and lawn
were attract with Japanese lanterns.
Punch was served in the dining room by
| Miss Margaret Davis. Games, music anc
contests were INDUCED In until a late
| hour when dainty refreshments were
served. The ladies present were: Miss
Margaret Davis, Miss Lydia Mays, Miss
Ruth Brooks, Mrs j A. Vandiver, Miss