The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-14

ard Vines. James Wright Leslie Wright, Noojin Walker, Jim Perkins, Robert Johnson. Anna Barnhart, Edna Snow. Edward Gorham. Billy Stroud, Hubert Glenn, Mildred Glenn. Margaret Long, Alfred Eubank and Herbert Eubank. l The new Amphion club gave dance Friday evShing in the St. Charles apart ments of Fairfield. This spacious hall was elaborately decorated for the occa- sicn. Punch was served throughout tho | evening and at a late hour sandwiches were passed. About 90 couples enjoyed | the dancing to the orchestra music, | claperoned by Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Dodge, MT. and Mrs. ". G. Matthias, Mir. and Mrs. Max Melon. Mrs. c. C. Morris, Mir. | and Mrs. John Morrison. Dr. and. Mrs Burr Ferguson. Mir. and Mrs Robert Palmer MT. and Mrs. Joseph Seholl. Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Hogan. Mir. and Mrs. VII liam Persons, Mrs. T s. Abernathy. Mrs William Suppler. Mir. and Mrs. O. l.. | Biddle
 Mrs. Pauline Roberts was hostess Thursday afternoon to the Phi Tan club at her home in Fairfield Red hearts, cupids and ferns were used in the deco rstions. and the Valentine idea was fur ther developed in the refreshments, which were served immediately after | the club game
 The Ensley Wesley House will receive i Wednesday, February IT, from to o'clock in honor of it's second anniver- | sary. Friends and those interested in 1 the welfare of the settlement are in l vited.
 Circle No. of the Woman's Mission ary society of the Methodist church gave a Valentine social Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. C. Russell Hearts and ferns were used in the decorations Those assisting Mrs. Russell in receiv ing her guests were Miss Sarah Glider Mrs. N. B. Gay, Mrs. F. O. Harris, Mrs. i, A. R. Long. Music and contests were indulged in and late in the afternoon a lplate luncheon was served to about 50 1 guests.
 Miss Ruth Clark entertained the menl- bers of Philadia club and their young men friends at her home on Avenue F | "Wednesday evening. Progressive hearts was played from tables arranged in the living and reception rooms. the trophy, a beautiful calendar going to Miss Louise Glider: the consolation prize being drawn by Miss Myrtle Snow. A dainty salad , course with hot chocolate was served to | the following guests: Miss Elizabeth | Rutledge, Miss Foy Russell, Miss Louise Glider, Miss Virginia I.assiter Miss An ne Sue Pitts, Miss Myrtle Snow. Miss l Rebecca Gay, Miss Ruth Clark, Mir w. F. G. Coates. MT. I. w. Cook. Mir. Will liam DeBardeleben, MT. Rudy Gingery, Mir Grover Warren, MT. Arthur Clark, Mir William Bowling, MT. Walker and Mrs. Marks.
 The Inter-Se club held an interesting meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Kyle Lawson. The following ladies took part in the programmes: Mrs. H. H. Thomas, Mrs. Fred Hammile, Mrs. C. J. Severin. Mrs. Homer Lacey, Mrs. Robert Furman, Mrs. T. T. OByrne, Mrs. Howard Lacey. After the programme a salad plate with coffee was passed to the regular members.
 T1,a I-1Ix A M tained Thursday evening at the home of Miss Leila Sanders Festoons of red and white hearts were suspended across the rooms with showers of tiny red hearts hung with white ribbons hanging beneath the chandeliers. Progressive hearts was played from five tables, the scores being kept on red hearts tied with white rib
 bons. A plate luncheon was passed after the game to Miss Imogene Spurrer, Miss
 Willie Winfield, Miss Mae Melton, Miss Mittie Gates, Miss Idele Sanders, Miss Mae Zeisler, Miss Myrtle Winfield, Miss Gave McLemore, MT. and Mrs Herbert
 Owens. Mir. and Mrs. Gland Bellingsley
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Sanders, MT. John Gates, MT. Charles North, MT. Britton
 Kirby and others.
 Mrs. Arthur A. Lovett and son have returned after a six weeks visit to rel atives in New York city and Phiadel- phia
 Mrs. J. Murphy who was operated on recently at a local infirmary, is suffi- ciently recovered to be moved to the home of her mother, Mrs l.. McElhenny The little daughter of Mrs l., c. Burk
 Is convalescing from an attack of pneu-
 monia.
 Mrs T. G. Warren is visiting relatives in New Orleans.
 Amicitia club Monday afternoon at her
 home In Fairfield.
 Mrs. Walter Lynch is in New Orleans attending the Mardi Gras festivities. Mrs. c. J. Donald and Charles Donald. Jr., are visiting in New Orleans. The Mission Study class of the Metho- dist church will meet at the church Mon- day afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. The Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church will hold It's regular monthly meeting at the church Monday afternoon.
 InglenOOk
 One of the pleasant events of the week
 was the informal reception of Mrs. E. O.
 Edney to introduce her guest, Mrs. Claude Dehart of Louisville, KY. The
 courtesy was limited to young mar ried friends of the hostess After the games dainty service of sandwiches and salad was enjoyed. Mrs. Jesse Chantz pouihS tcd NTS. EQney entefta1nS beautifully and those whom she asked to meet Mrs. Dehart were: Mrs. l. x. Car lisle, Mrs. VA P. Blair, Mrs. l.. New some, Mrs. w. T. Lamar Mrs. V. w. Bferley, Mrs. R. Jones, Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. E. c. James. Mrs. c. o. Stover, Mrs. R. B. Farley, Mrs w. D. Lang- ston, Mrs. w. A. SLavender, Mrs. e. Beavers, Mrs Clarke, Mrs. E. J. Har- ris, Mrs. George Dunn, Mrs. J. L. An derson, Mrs. c. e. Harvey, Mrs. J. H. Fender. Mrs. c. T. Helton, Mrs. c. P.
 Vale, Mrs. z. R. Hall, Mrs. George Maxwell Mrs. l.. Turner.
 The Busy Bee band of the Methodist church entertained the Industrious Ant band yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Lynch. A musical pro- gramme was presented by Mrs. s.. G. Lively and Mrs Eva Mcdonald. The dec- orations were ferns and cut flowers with numerous red hearts tucked in amidst the foliage. Those assisting in receiv-