The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-07
East Birmingham

1 At the meeting of the Epvortb 1 league of the East Birmingham Meth
 odist church, to be held Sunday after
 noon at 3 o'clock at the church an ex- l celient programme will be presented.
 MT. J. W. West is leader
 l A delightful event of the week was a social given by the Benan and Fi- l uehs classes of the Baptist Sunday l school at the Baptist pastorium Mu-
 SIC was rendered throughout the even ing py MISS Roberta Livingston. In 1 the living and reception rooms the
 class colors, green and gold, were used
 to decorate. Miss Roberta Livingston seVred fruit punch to the guests az l they entered. In the name contest Miss
 LOIS Buck won first prize and in the 1 sum drop contest, which provoked
 much laughter Miss Mary Parker won l the prize. The guests were Miss Mary farker, Miss Eloise Brown, Miss Lena
 Jones, Miss Stella Glass. Miss Roberta livingston, Miss Helen Evans. Miss Hattle Chapman. Miss Oliva Evans
 MISS Lois Buck, Miss Irene Mcvey, Miss FIorence Graves. Messrs. stanselI DroWn, Harvie White, French Mead ows, Hubert Buck, Archie Glass. Sam
 tel Graves. Rawdon Smith. Ernest Rur-
 son, Carl Lacey, Hoyt Walker. Cross Dlil, Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Brown. rom Thumb wedding will be yivan Irluay evening at o'clock at the East Birmingham Baptist church un- oer the auspices of the Ladies' Aid so ciety. '0 so- The regular meeting of the Cunnine- ham School Improvement association Will be held Wednesday afternoo, in sleau or Tuesday in order that any member Of the association wishino- to do so may attend the annual meating or the school Improvement associations .1 1o De held at the Central High school Tuesday afternoon.
 invitations have been issued to :, valentine tea, to be given by Miss Olive Wilkins, at her home Wednesday cvarN ing m honor of her guest, Miss Sarah ,'eWis or Denver. who is en route
 nome after spending the winter in Florida. III
 MT. and Mrs R. E. Smith have re- | friends in Montgomery.
 Master Bert House has re4ur,aa nome to Akron after spending several weeks with his grandmother Mrs Charles McGrady. MT. and Mrs Robert Miller nava named thelr little daughter Lois. Mrs. Charles McCombs is cor,,, escent after a recent illness
 InglenOOk
 Ihe Forty-two club of Inglenoo,s mot ,ast evening with Mir. and Mrs. .Josanh W. orag. Crimson hearts were used in
 prolusion among the flowers and the score was Kept on Valentines. Mrs George D,,n,, ana MT. 5. J. Boles won the prizes. which were dainty Valentine books. After tha same an Ice course which followed tbe color scheme. red and green, was served to MT. and Mrs. w. D. Langston M.
 ana Mrs; R. T. Campbell Mr. and Mrs George Dunn, Mr. and Mrs T T. Az l derson and MT. and Mrs. s. ]. Ro1es MISS Pauline Strickland was hostess +o leW friends last evening" Tables were arranged in the living room where roo,.
 was piayed and delightful salad course was served to Miss Mabel Barton. Miss .uith Lavender, Miss Ruth Jones and Nr, n oah neaton' MT Arthur Roclsett. land oiiu oulck- An enJoyable event of the week was the party given Friday evening bv Mr and Mrs. w. M. Bearden comnlimentino two visitors, Miss Edith Clark and Nriss Louise Clark. Music and games were the diversion of the evening. An ola
 fashioned candy making afforded rn,ch pleasure and at late hour dainty re. treatments were served to Miss Etbo, farson, Miss Clercy Keith Miss Nav
 belle Downey, Miss Regina Downey, Miss
 Ruth Isom, Miss Cora Westbrook. Miss
 Marian Ford, Miss Mildred Ford Mir.
 'i"' Neleh' MT. Jake sawyer, MT. Hal
 Lamar, MT. Howard Parson. Mir John
 Westbrook. MT. Winner Westbrook. Mir
 Hugh Heaton, Horace Waide, MT. Joe
 Fred Bearden. The hostess was assisted
 by Mrs. R. B. Farley.
 MT. Clyde Freeman was host to the
 Fl Juvenes club this week. Tables for
 progressive rock were arranged in the
 living room and after the game refresh-
 inents were served to eight members Mir
 Guy Green will be the next hest
 Class No. 2 of the Baptist Sunday school
 met with the teacher. Mrs. c. T. Helton.
 at her home on Commerce street yester-
 day afternoon. The first part of the aft
 ernoon juvenile games were enjoyed and also candy pulling, after which the lit-