The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-26

|J. T. Rogers; vocal solo. Miss LaRue
 Worrell. An ice course was served, the
 following participating: Mrs. G. w. Per-
 ldns Mrs. s. T. T. Mills. Mrs. s. Inman,
 Mrs J. M. Darlington. Mrs. c. T. Atkins.
 Mrs. w. P. McGlawn. Mrs c. T. Smith.
 Mrs. J. T. Rogers, Mrs. George Donald son. Mrs. w. J. Grim, Mrs. Key, Miss
 Nola Perkins. Miss Ruth Inman Miss
 LaRue Worrell. Miss Katherine Perkins.
 Miss Ethel Daniel, Miss Pauline Grim.
 Miss Lillian Mills, Miss Alice Johnson. Mrs. 1T. J.. Clarke entertained a merry group of children at her home on Cherry avenue this week in honor of her daugh- ter. Ethel. and son. Edwards s, fifth birth day During the afternoon various games were enjoyed. The main diversion was donkey contest in which the first prize fell to Miss Lila Mae Gammel; sec ond prize to Miss Rhoda Mae Outlaw. At the close Of the afternoon the children were carried to the dining room. In the center of the table was the birthday l cake, bearing the significant number of candles. in the color note of yellow and 1 white which was also carried out 1T l the ices and decorations. The invitation list included Little Miss Ethel Clarke 1 honoree; Miss Gladys Briner. Miss Rhoda | Mae Outlaw, Miss Lillian Earnest, Mis-. verbenia McClain Miss Annie Daly. Mis-;
 Lila Mae Gammel. Miss. Esther Stoves l Miss Frances Hipp. Master Edward Clarke Master Cecil Hoops, Master Car
 ence McClain. Master Frank Briner, Mas
 ter Lamar Hoops Master George Stoves
 Master John Clarke and Master Raymond l Clarke e
 The Altar society of St. Augustine Catholic church held its monthly meetinl
 at the home of Mrs. Mary Eberly thi
 week. An important business session wa! held after which a social hour was en l ioyed A tempting ice course was served
 in the snacious dining room. which wal beautifully decorated in ferns and GU l flowers carnations and roses. Thos
 present were Mrs. Mary Grady. Mrs Hugh Linen. Mrs Robert Searson, Mrs i James Burdis, Mrs Charles Valley Mrs Rose Strickland. Mrs. Thomas Clarke Mrs Hugh Gallagher. Mrs. w. O. McAr dle. Mrs. Cecil Granger, Mrs. M H. Mo i Allister and Mrs. George Gorff.
 l The Girls Auxiliary of the Baptis church gathered at the home of Mrs. ! s. Jackson on Third street this week 1 --- .be'-. enjoyed a social. Musical se- ! lections were rendered by Miss Louise i. .....l.s. Mass Mae Hurley, Miss Mat Downs and Miss Eva Mae. Jackson. Other | ,nusements were ind,ilged in after which
 tea and sandwiches were passed. Those participating were: Miss Annie Mat lHsrding. Miss Mae Downs, Miss Gertrud. Roberts. Miss Dessie Roberts Miss Jes
 sic Busby. Miss Hazel Rutledge Mis- Gladys Poole Miss Clar.ce Howell, Mis- Mae Hurley. Miss Louise Collins, Mis- l Ear, Jackson and MT. Joseph Jackson. Little Mics Blanche Lee celebrated he lfourth birthday: Thursday afternoon a lths home of her aunt. Miss Annie DeBar i teleben The color scheme of pink ans white was carried out in the decorat on and refreshments The little tots enjoyed 1 various games. Dainty little dolls wer' 4 eive,, as farors to the following: Miss Au
 gusta Potts, Miss Margaret McMahor | Miss Annie Shearrsd. Miss Maurice Don
 aldson. Master Grsdy Smith. Master Rob