The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-21

, Miss Minnie Nickels. while the boy g prize fell to MT. Ernest Butler. In the contest of guessing the number of those
 masked the prize was won by Miss Della Seuther. In the dining room. where punch was dispenses, Miss Katie Bailey presided at the punch bowl, which was embedded i,i flowers and ferns. Those present were: Miss Banye smith, Miss Belie Gibson, Miss Maud Daniel. Miss La Rue Worrell Miss Jeannie Gibson, Miss ReBG Bridges, Miss Katie Bailey, Miss Beatrice Tinney, Miss Minnie Nickels, Miss Nellie Tucker. Miss Della Suther, Miss Minnie Braswell, Miss Louise Col liae Miss Nola Perkins, Miss Annie Pat ton Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Sadie Traywick, Miss Rose Tyce, Miss Lillian Mills, Miss Orvella Smith, Miss Gladys Gilbert Miss Marie Hall, Miss Lou Alice yann Mith Ethel Daniel, Miss Dovie Quinn. Miss Cecil Collins, Miss Leolla
 Barksdale, Miss Fife Miller, Miss Ruth Inman Miss Lula Breedlove, Miss Sarah Roberts, Miss Edna Stiles, Miss Carrie Williams, Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss katies Perkins, Miss Corrie Young, Miss Alen Yam, Mrs. H. T. Mills. Mrs. c. N. Carraway, Mrs c. T. Smith, Mrs. H. H. Smith, MT. Raymond Rawlinson, MT. Paul Scott, MT. Bonnie Wade, Mir. Clyde Ben- nett, Mr. Oswald Mills, Mr. Willie Per kins MT. c. J. Golden, MT. c. A. Thorn ton, MT. Winifred Grim, MT. Claud Hall, Mr. Ernest Butler, MT. Alex Davis, MT. Arthur S. Esslinger MT. Black Alexan- der, MT. Earl Wright, Mir. Henry Heath. MT. B. F. Ingram, MT. P. c. Vann, MT. Stephen McArdle, Mr. Ben Kerlin, MT. John Starks. MT. Earl Lacey, MT. Neal Gregory, MT. Dan Holland, MT. John Smith, MT. Ben Franklin, MT. Philip English, MT. James Warren, MT. Clyde McCary,' MT. John Rhodes MT. Tom Aidrich, MT. Charlie Griffith, MT. J. R. Hurley, MT. Marcel Berthon, MT. Ser tran Smith, MT. Hubert Lacey, MT. Brooks Hall.
 The Junior Young Woman's association of the Baptist church held an interest," ing meeting at the home of their leader, Miss Mary Lou Wood, Friday afternoon. A prearranged programme was carried out, with the hostess as leader and plans were outlined for future work, after which a social hour was enjoyed Those in attendance were: Miss Hazel Goodwin, Miss Annie Monfee Miss Mary Ken dlicks. Miss Leolla Dunbar Miss Mary Lou Wood, Miss Georgia Butler, Miss Lillian Earnest, Miss Nora Fayette Miss Clarice Harrell, Miss Blanche Payne, Miss Annie May Harding, Miss Ethel Lacey, Miss Eva May Jackson, Miss Lillian Harrell Miss Gladys Poole, Miss Jessie Busby, Miss Glennie Richards and Miss Agnes Mills.
 At the Fourth Street Methodist church on Wednesday evening a chorus was or ganized. with MT. J. X. Thomas, of Ems ley, as director the other officers were: President, Rev. E. J. Williams; secre- tary. Miss Ether Williams; organiSt, Mrs. William Thomas. The ywill meet each Wednesday evening for rehearsals
 The Mothers club will meet Wednes- day afternoon with Mrs. R. G. McMahon.
 The East Highland band of the Bap tist Ladies' Aid society will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. l.. A. Poole.
 The Womans Missionary society of the Methodist church, south, will hold it's regular monthly business session at the church Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. A. H. Daniel will be hostess to the Matron's club at her home on Friday afternoon.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Fourth Street Methodist church will meet with Mrs. John Green on Wednesday after noon at 2 o'clock.
 Miss Blanche Taylor, of Adamsville, is spending the weekend with her parents MT. and Mrs. G. M. Taylor. at West Pratt. <F
 Louise Gale, the lttlef dahghter of Mir. and Mrs. E.. E. Gale, is quite ill.
 Mrs. M. P. ,fiollingsworth, who has been visiting her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wood, has returned to her home at Tusealoosa
 Miss Emily Dryman, of Brooxside, is spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Grissett.
 Mrs. w. s. McLane is convalescing from very serious illness.
 MT. J. A. Graves, of North Dakota, is