The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-08

Frank Buckshaw.
 The Dladem class of the First Meth odist church of Woodlawn entertained its young lady friends with a lawn party and watermelon cutting, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. N. l.. Morris. The lawn was brilliantly lighted and out door games were enjoyed. Among those present we're. Rev. and Mrs. w. E Morris, MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Ritchie, Hiss Mary Frank Ross. Miss Lora Faulkner Miss Ruth Willoughby. Miss Frances Strange, Miss Mary Clark, Mr Dennison Manning, Mr. Joe Rush. Mr. John Townsend, Mr. Karl Faulkner. Mr. Edwin Durham, MT. Meacham and AIr. Frank Mason.
 The Friday Afternoon Social club met with Mrs. X. ]. koenlg. The house was elaborately decorated with sum mer flowers and following an hour spent with fancy work and embroidery all lee course was served. Those pres cnt were Mrs. E. L. Bodey, Mrs. W. II. Rosenberg, Mrs. E. II. Dobbins. Mrs. J. w Hanby Mrs. S r. West Mrs J. w. Wallace, Mrs. E. E. Wood Mrs F. l. Libsey Mrs ]. |. Lewcas Mrs. E. " Dorse. Mrs D. L. Hyde. Mrs A. J. Koenig Mrs. Will Miller Miss Louise Koenig, Mrs. Knowlton and Miss Minnie Koenig
 Mrs. Edward Hardin entertained on Friday with an afternoon party com plimenting Mrs. Cleo Shuhert An in teresting contest was enjoyed The prize. a pair of silk hose, was won by Mrs E. P. Poe. An ice course In green and white. carrying out the colors for the afternoon, was served to the fol lowing: Mrs. Cleo Shurbert. Mrs George Worth. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. w J. Isaacs. Mrs. E. Y. Tucker, Mrs smith, Mrs F. P. Poe. Mrs w. B Holmes. Mrs. T. c. Gibbs and Mrs. Ed Hardin.
 An informal dance was given on Frl- day evening by Mir. Foster Hayes to a few of the dancing set of Woodlawn lees were served between the dances to the following guests: Miss Mollie Barclay, Miss Doll King Miss Lillie Maddox. Miss Charlotte Durham, Mss Gladys Hayes Mr. Edwin Durham. MT sidney Taylor, MT. Homer Russell and Mir John Townsend
 A lawn party and watermelon cut ting was enjoyed by the members of the Christian Endeavor society of the Woodlawn Presbyterian church at the home of MT. and Mrs F. s. Bliss Games were played and an enjoyable evening was spent upon the decorated lawn. Among those present were: Miss Aline Mize, Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson, Miss Elizabeth Buckshaw, Miss Helen George, Miss Margaret Kennedy, Miss Margaret Proctor Miss Louise Ware, Miss Velma Stephenson, Miss Laura Harris, Miss Katherine Conner. Miss Idene Wright, Miss Florence Burns, Mss Elizabeth Conner. Miss Anna Daugherty Miss Juanita Lauier, Mir Ernest Brand, MT. August Brand. MT George Mason. MT Enos Wiickerson, Mir. Hinton Miller Mir. Will Spann, MT Clarence Conway. Mir. Claud Mize MT. Carleton Thomas, MT. Luthef Busbey and Mir. Herbert Bliss.
 The Piquil1 club entertained with a dance at East Lake on Friday even ing. The chaperones were; MT. and Mrs. John Carnes and MT. and Mrs John O'Neal. There were about 1' young people in attendance. The S A. s. society entertained at the home of Miss Gertrude Davis com piimentlng Miss Ruth Petty of Nash vile, who is the guest of Mrs. H. P Davis The house was made bright with golden glow and other garder | flowers. Punch was served in the re | ception hall by Miss Ruby Fitzgerald The evening was spent in playing rool and other games. Music was furnished l by Miss Pearl Dobbins. Late In th' | evening an ice course was served Among those present were: Miss Pear | Dobbins, Miss Ruby Fitzgerald. Mis- Odell Gaynor, Miss Marie Allan, Mist Fannie Dorse, Miss Ruth Petty, Mis- Flora Jones' Miss Leslie Hinkle. Mist Ella Mae Gaynor. Miss Ethel Karns Miss Marie Moore Miss Ruth Ham nett, Miss Gladys Jolly, Miss Gertrude Revis, Miss Ruby Revis, Miss Freedi siref, Miss Monie Thornton, Mir Will | liam Jones, Mir. Clay Nelson, Mir. Pau Atkinson. Mr. Peter Davis Mir. Or lando Love, MT Frisbee Plant, MT Florid Black. Mir. Arthur Millbright MT Frank Smith and others. Miss Bess Glider, her guest Miss Fret Lowe of Dallas, Tex, MT. Frank Cobl and Dr. Clarence Glider, motored ove1 1 from Carbon Hill and were the guest | on Friday of Miss Hattie Hughes Ken | nedy. Upon their return they were ac companied by Miss Hattie Hughes Ken
 nedy and Miss Ruby shannon who vii be guests during the coming week a Miss Gilders house party
 Miss Josephine Cummings of Corona will arrive on Tuesday to visit Mis-
 Frances Strange.
 MT and Mrs. Monroe Holley of We
 tumpka were the guests of pr. an' | Mrs A. J. Massey during the past week
 while en route to Tate Spring, Tenn.
 Mir. II. A. Boaz and little son, Ar thur, are visiting relatives in Hunts ville
 | Mrs. Laura Underwood of Huntsvill
 is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. T. Me Laurine.
 Miss Esther sowell of Jasper, Ala 1 has returned home after a visit to he
 cousin, Miss Lilla Dowell.
 Miss Thelma Martin of stewar is visiting her aunt. Mrs. w. T. Whited
 Miss Elizabeth Shores, who has beel
 visiting her brother, pr. Frank Shores has returned to her home in Montgom cry
 Miss Elizabeth Davis. who has beel the guest of her grandparents, Di and Mrs A. J. Massey, has returned t
 her home in Columbia, Ala.
 Mrs Otis Helm, who has been in Gin cinnati for several weeks. has returne to her home in Woodlawn.
 Miss Susie Wishart Is visiting friends in Jack son, Miss.
 Mrs. Asa Faulkner and daughter Miss Lora Faulkner, have returne from a visit to relatives in Nashville Tenn.
 Mrs R. F. Lovelady is at home afte a visit to relatives at Dadeville.
 MT. A. G. Edwards has returned t his home at Denver, Col, after spend ing a week with his sister, Mrs. W. I Eason.
 Mrs. Won L. Thompson and Miss Cor Thompson are visiting relatives a Loisville, Ky.
 Miss Stella Dowell has returned iron
 2 visit to Mrs. O. K. Sparks In Tusca
 loosa.
 Mrs. Annie Hedleston Is visiting he
 sister, Mrs. L. V. Frierson, in Columbus
 Miss. pr. and Mrs. Julius Jones of Rock
 ford. were the guests this week of Mr.
 A. H. Simms
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