The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-05
SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN
Smith for his father and for Mrs smiths

i family.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Craig will be hosts at their home in Inglenook this evening
 to the Forty-two club.
 Mir. ]. S. Morgan of 1nglenook is spend ing several months in Florida.
 Mrs. N. A. Norvlle and children left
 yesterday to visit relatives in Nashville and Dixon Tenn.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rice have as theiI
 guest MT. Virgil Rice of Nashville, the
 former's brother
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Minyard have re-
 turned from Quinton.
 1 Mrs. J. s. Hall was hostess yesterday 1 in Ensley to the Thursday Afternoon
 Forty-two club. The eight members con stituted the guest list and light refresh- I ments were served.
 | A group of eight matrons who make a practice of playing together weekly, met | yesterday with Mrs. G. D. Randall. Ferns and narcissi gave a festive aspect to her 1 living room, in which the two table were placed for the players, and at the con clusion of the games hot buffet lunch l con was served to Mrs. R. L. Daniel Mrs Sam Wynne, Mrs. M. R. Johnson
 Mrs. T. D. Harrell Mrs F. w Gray l Mrs. James Rountree, Mrs Sam King and I Miss Mamie Motlow.
 :, MT. and Mrs s. S. Heide will be hosts this evening to the Baraca class of the Presbyterian church.
 Mrs c. E. Cooper and Mrs. R. T. Grif- l filth entertained the Flora Improvement | club Tuesday evening. A series of forty two games was enjoyed and refreshments ! were passed afterward to 20 guests | Mrs. R. B. Broyles entertained at lunch con this week in Woodlawn. her guests l including Mrs. R. l.. Sparkman, Mrs. R. l r. Lovelady, Mrs. w. o. Broyles Mrs w. N. Weller. Mrs Eugene Newsom, Mrs Asa Faulkner, Miss Laura McPeek, Mrs , H D. McLaurin.
 l Cupids and hearts were used in deco- rating and suggested the Valentine idea Red carnations and narcessi composed the centerpece for the luncheon table. Miss Mattie Hughes Kennedy was hos tess yesterday to the Gretchen club, serv- ing luncheon at o'clock after several | hours had been spent in embroidering and other fancy work. Mrs. Oscar Gladden. entertained the Needlecraft club yesterday afternoon, and after several hours spent in fancy work, Valentine ices were served to the 15 mem- bers.
 An open meeting of the Eleanor Horde club will occur Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Jesse Johnson. Invitations have been issued
 nome EcOHoullcS VIII De discussed Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Woodlawn school by Miss May Hansis All mothers are urged to be present.
 MT w. NJ. Griffith of Avondale has re- turned from a brief visit to Hefiin.
 Mrs. F.. F. Stanley is at home after a visit to Gainesville, Ga.
 Mrs. Frederick Schengi of Philadelphia is the guest of Mrs. j.. c. Little.
 Miss Vara Moore of Mariana, Fla, is visiting Mrs. Will Brooks.
 At the home of Miss No pearce, in East Lake, the members of the Phi lathea class of the Ruhama Baptist church gave delightful reception yester- day afternoon. Ferns, palms and spring flowers were used in decorating, and in the reception hall the guests were well comed by Miss Annie Lou Wood Miss Edna Powell and Miss Danella Pearce In the living room Miss Mona Pearce stood with Miss Lucille Hill, president of the class to welcome the guests, and Miss Helen Shemberger and Mrs. John E Arm strong also assisted here. Miss Haywood Motion and Miss Ruby Moore poured tea and others in the dining room were Mrs Cecil Alexander, Miss Dana Hilliard, Mrs. T. R. Cottrell, Miss Grace Robin son and Mrs. M. l.. Haggard.
 Mrs. D. G. Meadow entertained the Fortnightly Shakespeare club yesterday morning. On the programme were Mrs. N. A Barrett, Mrs. F, F. Feltus, Mrs. D. c. Meadow, Mrs. w. NJ. Griffin, Mrs tcontinued on Page Eisht.)