The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF BIRMINGHAM SOCIETY

noon at the home of Mrs. A. e. Hobbs.
Mrs. J. o. Hanes will be leader
DR.. J. r. Snyder Will deliver the
| third of a series of lectures for moth
ers in the auditorium of the Cunning
| ham school Wednesday afternoon,
January IS. at 2;30 o'clock. His subject
will be; THE Child's Food" All moth
| ers are invited to be present
The Social Owls will hold their meet
| ing Tuesday evening at the home of
, Miss Lois Buck.
Rev. ]. o. Hanes left Saturday morn
| ing for Philadelphia and Washington.
Before returning to Birmingham Mr..
Eanes will spend three weeks vacation
| in Covington, NY. being absent from
The city five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cox and son of
Leeds are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. L.
McDonough.
DIR. S. l.. williams and family nave
r.oved to their new home in Woodlawn.
Messrs. o. r. White and Edward
Shelton have returned from visit to
Jemison and Thorsby
| Mrs. c. G. Lowe and children of Me-
ridian are guests of Mr.. loves sister,
Mrs. r. X. Sims.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hern. who were
recently married. will move to their
new home in Shades valley Wednesday.
| Avondale
| Inc camp FIRE Ni1TlS met att
| ernoon with Miss Mildred Martin. After
| a business meeting refreshments We're
| served to Miss Annie Walker. Miss Sid
ney Haynes. Miss Lucille Frey, Miss Be-
atrice Jones. Miss Florence wilkins.
Miss Done Whitfield Miss Elizabeth
| Colvin, Miss Jane Sibley, Miss M1rga-
| ret Caffee. Miss Mabel Schwine, Miss
Mildred Martin.
| The Blue Bird club met Saturday
| morning with Mrs. Carl Roberts. Only
| members We're present.
/, The Cresendo club will meet Friday
| afternoon with Mrs. Horace Little.
| Mrs. ii. Slayton of Jellico, Ky, Is
| the guest of Mrs. o. Mckenzie.
| Mr.. II. I. Means of Kansas City, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ Sharp, has returned home.
Mr.. Charlie Ellard is very i'll at the
Davis infirmary.
Mr.. George Jones is in Admission.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. e. Barnes have
| named their little daughter Virginia
Ester Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs, Sell Souterhone named
their little daughter Ella Louise.
Mr.. Jarver Burgess of Meridian is
spending several days in Avondale
Mr.. Graves Russell has returned
from Steele.
Miss Hattie Tranerthern entertained
with a rock party Saturday evening.
Those invited were: Miss Adler Nc
Mae Snowdon. Miss Burns Waldma1t.
Messrs. Ora Hood, Porter Williams,
Malcolm Hawkins. Willie Jordan,
Charlie Page.
InglenOOk
Mrs. C. p. Smith entertained the ladies'
of the Methodist Aid society with
spend-the-day party Friday An old-fash- |
toned quilting was the feature of the
day. At noon a tempting luncheon was
served. In the afternoon "miscellan-
eous shower was given to Mrs. w. +.
Parrish and Mrs. Estelle Duncan, who |
were losers in their recent fire. Mrs.
J. l.. Anderson in behalf of the Aid pre-
scented the gifts, which included many use |
full things. Thirty guests were present.
Delbert Helton was host to the Ella |
vanes club last evening. After the reg |
ular business session games were en- |
joyed and refreshments were passed the
following members: Clyde Freeman Vel
Rives. Al Rives. Allen Deal, Carson Rock |
EFT, Harry Harper, Guy Green and Fred |
die Helton.
Miss Mabel Barton entertained a few
friends with a rock party last evening |
Tables were arranged for the games in the
living room. Ferns and cut flowers bright |
ened the surroundings and a salad course |
was served at the conclusion of the game
to Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Nora Rothrock,
Miss Lily Rocket Mr.. Dan Heaton. Mr.
Raymond Strickland and Mr.. Henry |
Smith.
Inglenoow Troop 12 of the Boys Scouts
met with Glen Harvey Friday evening. |
Mr.. Merritt Green, assistant scoutmaster,
presided. After a business session, election
of officers for 1915 was held Dean Holt
was reelected secretary and Paul Brad
ley, treasurer. For the steer patrol, Cur
tic Schultz was chosen patrol leader and
Glen Harvey his assistant. After the
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to Merritt Green, Earl Downey, Paul
Bradley. John Huey, Sumpter Logan,
Walter Middleton, Russell Mcdonald Cur
tbs Schultz, Turner Wade, Herman Wells
and Tom Wilson.
Mrs, w. A. Lavender entertained her
Sunday school class Saturday afternoon
with "candy-pulling' at her home on
Water street. Music by Emma Blair, Par
RE Blair, Ruby Dunn and Louise Harvey
was enjoyed. Games were played until
the candy was ready. Twenty young folks
enjoyed the afternoon.
number of young people gave a sur
prise party for Miss Marion Ford and
Miss Mildred Ford last evening. Music
and games were enjoyed. Punch was
served by Miss Helen Ford. and at a late
hour refreshments were served to @
guests /.
Mrs. j. s. Barnett was hostess to the
Baptist Ladies' Aid society of Boyles.
An interesting meeting was held and a
salad course afterward served to Mrs. e.
Barton. Mrs. r. N. Crunk, Mrs. M. Il.
Brannan. Mrs. J. w. Clay, Mrs. o. I.
White. Mrs. 7. Frances Mrs. J. d. Hop j,
wood. Mrs. w. b. Taylor, Mrs. w. Il. !.
Thomasson. Mrs. w. H. Doutaz, Mrs. T.
L. Clay, Mrs Phillips and Mrs. d. Brogan.
The Inglenook district of the Sunday ..
School association will hold a convention ;
at the Inglenook Presbyterian church !,
Sunday Afternoon, January 10, at 2 o'clock.
A rally service of the Epworth league of ,
the Methodist church will be given this :
evening at 1880 o'clock. An interesting
has been arranged and a cor .
dial invitation to attend is extended to !,
all.
Mrs. Percy Rice will be hostess to the
Baptist Ladies' Aid society Tuesday aft E
ernoon at o'clock.
Miss Nora Rothrock has returned to E
her home in Auburn.
Miss Pauline Strickland IL the guest /.
Of relatives In woodstock
Mrs. George cambridge Is the guest of .
Mrs. c. p. Smith.
Mrs L. Gurley of Ohio is the guest Of /
Mrs. w. T. Lamar.
Mrs. J.. S. Morgan remains quite III at
Talley's infirmary.
DR. and Mrs w A T.avender hava aa