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

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 Miss Bessie Blackwell, of Republic is l spending the weekend with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Blackwell. Mrs. F. l.. Williams and her little son, Farrell, are recovering from their recent illness
 Mr and Mrs. T. L. Thompson left yes tel gay for an extended trip through Col orado, also Salt Lake City. Mrs. J. C. Barnhill has returned from | a pleasant stay with friends and relatives at Lineville.
 mopolis, are the house guests of MT. and Mrs. A. L. Hipp.
 WOOdlawn The Young Ladies' Social club met on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Van Keuren Violets were used in decorating and after an enjoyable game of rock q plate luncheon was served to the follow ing members: Miss Mary Robinson, Miss Elenore Gillian, Miss Robena Mouchlin, Miss Nina Bain, Miss Emma Bliss Mrs. J. E. Robinson, Mrs Roscoe Brown and Miss Marion Bradford. One of the pleasant events of the week was the meeting of the Gretchen club with Miss Roberta Moore. The day was spent with embroidery and crocheting and at 1 o'clock an elaborate luncheon
 
 lets, which were used in profusion, a large plateau forming the centerpisce. Those present were Miss Katherine Reed, Miss Kathrine Gregory Miss Matte Hughes Kennedy, Miss Lois Mason, Miss Lapsley Lanier Miss Lucy Proctor and Miss Nina Bain.
 A new needlework club was organized on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. F. Hyde. The officers elected were as follows: President Mrs. Wallace; vice president, Mrs. Hanby, secretary and treasurer Mrs. A. L.. Miller Other members are Mrs. Gus Miller, Jr., Mrs. H. Whisenant, Mrs. M. c. Nelson, Mrs E. L. Bodey, Mrs. A. J. Koenig, and Mrs. R. c. Guthrie.
 The Young Girls Embroidery club met yesterday with Miss Mildred Basenburg. The afternoon was spent with sewing and embroidery. Later games were played and an ice course was served. Those present were Miss Katherin West Miss Marie Martin, Miss Annie May Lawley, Miss Gay Sandifer. Miss Marjorie Merrill. Miss Madaline Speer, Miss Lucille Speer, and Mrs. Itara Moss.
 The N. R. c. club met on Friday aft ernoon with Mrs. George Bellsnyder. The St. Patrick decorations were effectively used. Progressive rock was played and at the conclusion of the game salad course was served. Members present were Mrs. J. H. Hahn, Mrs. David Cantelou, Mrs. Gribbon, Mrs. w. 0. Hall, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. Valentine, Mrs. O. D. Freeman and Miss Nellie Hall. The in- vited guests were Miss Oracle Waldron. Mrs. Harrell Mrs O. B. Sparks and Mrs. R. F. Cooney.
 The Ivy Leaf club met on Saturday aft ernoon with Miss Alice Nall. Pink carna- tions were used in decorating, a large vase of them being placed as a center +ho tahla The aft ernon was spent with embroidery and an ice course was served. Those present were Miss Lien Ellen Cooley, Miss Gay Sapdl- fer, Miss Madolin Speer, Miss La lay Rush. Miss Eugenia Anderson, Miss Flor rie Webb, Miss Katherine Newsom, and Mrs. W. F. Ivie
 The Iroauois club met on Friday even ing with MT. Stanley Simpson at the home of his mother, Mrs. M. M. Simpson. The house decorations were palms and ferns and the spring flowers. The even ing was spent in dancing and punch and ices were passed between the dances. Those present on this delightful occasion were Miss Lucille Sims, Miss Cecile Burl, Miss Helen Sparks, Miss Susie Wishart, Miss Elizabeth Maddox, Miss India Gorm- ley, Miss Rachael Simpson, Miss Lillie Maddox, Miss Emma Kennedy, Miss Nina Bain, Miss Eben Cooley, MT. Sidney ray lor Mir. Walter Hunter MT. John Town send, MT. George Mclaughlin, MT. How ard Owings, MT. Edwin Durham, MT. Ed Dugger. and MT. Capers Perryman.
 An enjoyable event of the past week was the social given by the Ladies Aid of the West Woodlawn Baptist church, in the church parlors Punch was served by Miss Leslie Hinlzle. The diversions of the evening consisted of games and contests. There were 70 present.
 The Needlecraft club met on F'ri1ay
 1oN N1,<x.x TkRa bers brought their fancy work and em- broidery. During the afternoon num- Der of musical selections were given by Mrs. Roy McGlathery Of Decatur. Late in the afternoon a salad and ice course was served. Fifteen club members were present. The guests of the occasion were Mrs Roy McGlathery and Mrs. p. s. McGlathery.
 The PiquilS club will entertain with formal dance on the evening of the 18th.
 Miss Hazel Newman has returned from Halleyvile to her home in woodlawn.
 Mr. T. c. Gibbs has returned from Meridian, Miss.
 Mrs Joe Warea who has been in St. Vincent's hospital, is much improved ana has returned to her home.
 Little Morris Childress. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Childress, who has been crit ically i'll, is much improved.
 Miss Bessie Spiess has returned from visit to relatives in Atlanta.
 Mrs Roy McGlathery. who has been visiting Mrs. P. O. McGlathery, returned on Saturday oher hcme in Decatur
 Mrs Y. O. Crane, who has been visit ing relatives in Woodlawn, returned yes terday to her home in Sheffield. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Fl. M. Fossett.
 A business meeting of the Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church will be held on Monday afternoon in the church parlors.
 The Elenor Hord club will meet on Tues day afternoon with Mrs. s. E. Stinson, No IA South Sxtieth street.
 Miss Katherine Ladd has gone on visit to relatives in Murphreesboro, Tenn.
 Mrs. R. F. Cooney of Tuscaloosa is visit ing Mrs. w. O. Hall
 Mrs. Walter Hall will leave tomorrow for Fayetteville, where she will spend several months.
 Mrs. w. F. Butler is in Selma, where she was called by the serious illness of her father. -
 MT. James Sharp of Atlanta is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Sharp.
 East Lake
 Mrs. Julia Truett Bishop will leave Monday for her new home in New or leans. She will be jointed few weeks later by her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Yenne. who will also make New Or leans her future home. Miss Etta Cross of Enterprise, Miss, arrived yesterday to be the guest of her