The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

I lanta are visiting MT. and Mrs. Louis l Dearmond.
 Miss Ruth sertees. Miss Belle Canter- berry and Miss Daisy Stacey have re- 1 turned from Florence where they at tended the Epworth league conference.
 Mary Alice the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. l.. 4. Irving is ill at the home of her parents.
 Ensley
 Friday evening. at their home on Ensley Highlands. the Rev and Mrs. l.. E. Bru- ! baker entertained the teachers of the primary department of the Highland Pres byterian church at dinner. Sweet peas were used as center motif on the table, and covers were laid for eight Later in the evening a party of young men called | and games and contests were enjoyed Those present were. Miss Roberta Russell, Miss Blanche Glass Miss Edith Leonard Miss Margaret Wright, Miss Ruth Nor row, MT. Carlos F. Arnold, MT. E. H. Windsor, MT Ray Bartlett, MT. w. s. Russell, MT. Glenn Batson, the Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Brubaker.
 | The Garden club of Pike avenue enter tained at a lawn fete Friday evening Bright colored Japanese lanterns and electric lights made the lawns attractive Tables for rock and forty-two were ar ranged, other games and contests were
  dances and drills were given by the chil- dren. Refreshments were served all through the evening, and about 200 guests called Music was furnished by the T. C.. l. orchestra.
 Mrs. Ed Brazelton was a recent hos tess when she entertained a party of young girls in honor of the thirteenth birthday of her daughter, Margaret Sweet peas in the rainbow colors were used fol decorations. Fruit punch was served throughout the afternoon, and after some time spent in games and contests, refresh- ments were served the tables being ar ranged on the lawn. The favors were lit- tie baskets of candy tied with sweet peas Those enjoying this pretty hospitality were: Miss Mary Bun Gay, Miss Lilly Tom Thomasson. Miss Fannie Mae Minor Miss Lilly Tom Thomasson. Miss Fannie Mae Minor, Miss Aileen Moog, Miss Evelyn Brazelton Miss Luclle Clark, Miss Anne Brazelton, Miss Sara Russell, MISS Nina Hood Brazelton, Miss Ethel Parker, Miss Ruby Mcleod. Miss Merle Pitts. Miss Montray Trucks, Miss Neva Pitts and Miss Margaret Brazelton.
 The Thread of the Story club was en- tertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. R. Walker. After an i'm portant business session a social hour was enjoyed. Light refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs M. Il. McDoWel, Mrs. Carrie Turner, Mrs J. " Fulford, Mrs l.. R. Vines, Mrs. L. Il. Pennington, Mrs W. E. Turnipseed, Mrs J. W. Minor Mrs. J. F. Lee, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, Mrs. N. R. Baker and Mrs. C. R. Walker
 The Thursday Afternoon Crochet club of Pratt City was entertained the past week at the home of Mrs. T. ]. Carter. While the crochet needles were kept busy conversation was enjoyed Late in the aft ernoon tea and sandwiches were served to Mrs. J. E. Wood, Mrs s. L. Baty, Mrs. Ray Custred. Mrs. c. w. Overstreet Mrs. b E. Cook and Mrs. T. J. Carter
 Miss Lillian Gardner was hostess the past week to the Christian EndeaVor society of the Highland Presbyterian church. Gar den flowers and ferns were used in the decora tions. Contests and games were en- joyed The priZe a box of candy, in the tree contest was awarded to Miss Blanche Glass and MT. Andrew Willis. Miss Gussie Willis and MT c. H. Hardy carried off the prize in the flower con test" Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were: Miss Edith Leonard, Miss Blanche Glass, Miss Roberta Russell, Miss Gussie Willis, Miss Margaret Wright, Miss Emma Scharver Miss Lula Davis, Miss Annie Lou Guthrie. Miss Pearl Lemange Miss Olie Montgomery, Miss Annie Lou Walker, Miss Lillian Gardner, MT. Harvey Thomas, MT Edward Day, Mir. Ernest Spense. MT. | Robert Little, MT. Leonard Weaver, MT. C. H. Hardy, MT. W. s. Russell, MT. An drew Willis, MT Joe Frazier, MT. Joe Hickman, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ Coney,