The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-12
NOTES

NOIES
 Mrs. zac p. Smith will leave today for Atlanta to spend a day or two with friends.
 MT. Wyndham Ma sons friends will re- gret to know of his illness He is at
 the South Highland infirmary
 MT. and Mrs. James Bowron will leave sunday for New Tor to be absent 10 days.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Walkers little daughter has been named Margaret for
 her lively mother.
 MT. and Mrs. John Pope Jones (Edna Moore) will call their little daughter
 Anne Elizabeth for her maternal grand
 mother, Mrs. J. D. Moore Miss Lucille Douglas, who has been conducting classes in china paiOting and water color in Tuscaloosa for several weeks expects to leave today for New Orleans to spend the carnival season With her friend, Miss Isabel Percy of california. with whom she studied in Europe several years ago Mrs. A. l.. Glenn, who has been vis- lting Mrs. w. B. Emond in Norwood,
 has returned to Haleyville
 Miss Ella Louis Ward is at home a1ter spending a week in Nashville with her sister, Miss Madeline Ward Mrs. w. B. Emond has been removed to her home from local infirmary afte-
 serious operation. The Belle Ash chapter. Order of Eastern Star. will meet this evening at the Ma sonic temple of Fairfield Mrs. Bush was hostess yesterday to the N. F. H. club at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. N. D. Miller, in Fairfield. Three tables Of players took part in the games and the club prize was awarded to Mrs. II. c. Christy, a salad fork. A handker-
 chief was given for the consolation
 trophy to Mrs. c. A. Birk. A plate lunch con followed the game The senior class
 of the Ensley High school enjoyed a
 dance last evening at Gate lodge in honor Of Miss Bessie Stewart. who leaves soon
 for Arizona. Twenty couples participated Mrs. w. G. Brickell has returned from a visit to relatives in Philadelphia, ac-
 companied by her mother, Mrs. Cutler
 Mrs. l.. G. Stacey of Montana is visit ing Mrs W. M. Landrom in Fairfield. The conference of the Methodist church. south. of Pratt City, will give musicale at the church Sunday afternoon at 2:9O 0 clock
 with Mrs. NJ. T. Hollingsworth in Tus-
 caloosa, has returned to Pratt City. Miss Ethel Shores is convaescent after a recent attack of la grippe. MT. w. F.. Fulmer. who has been visit ing relatives in Pratt City, has returned to Wetumpka.
 Mr. and Mrs J. C. Allen and Miss
 Rosalyn Allen have returned to Colorado after visit to Mrs J. w. Mills
 
 The Alexander Stephens chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy of East
 Lake, celebrated the birthday of Steph- ems yesterday afternoon. Mrs T. F. Bon- durant presided and Mrs. l. M. Minter
 gave the address of welcome. Col. Sum-
 ter Lea and other interesting speakers took part in the programme, among them
 Miss Alice Brown, Mrs James Walker. Mrs. J. A. Ellard. Mrs. Horace Wil1er- son. A social hour followed and, com- posing the reception committee were Mrs. William Hunt Mrs Roberta Culpepper. Mrs. F. F. Belsher, Mrs. Will Wilson
 and Mrs. Sallie Byrd Mrs. A. l.. Hackett has as her guest Miss Birdie Smith of Blocton
 The Teen Age department will have a Valentine party Saturday evening at the
 home of their director, Mrs. E. B. Burch- fiel
 The Merry Needle club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Dixon. A successful meeting of the Cunning ham School Improvement association oc-
 cured in East Birmingham Wednesday ! afternoon Miss May Hansis' address on Home Economies was followed by a so- cial hour with hot chocolate and cake served to the guests. The Owl club held a pleasant session Wednesday evening with Miss Mary Par ker as hostess. The eight members were her only guests.
 Mrs. George Steele entertained the mem bers of her rock club yesterday in Wood lawn. The 12 who constitute the club were the only guests. Mir. R. R. Wood of Talladega is the guest of Mr and Mrs. ". IL Wood.