The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
East Birmingham

East Birmingham Mrs J. G. Smith was a charming hos
 tess of the past week when she enter
 'hined With a musicale at her home curing the evening several seleetions were rendered by Miss Roberta I.iv- lngston Messrs. Jackson, Kennev and iianimett At a late hour Mrs. Sm,tb
 assisted by Mrs. Berton Haues. served an Ice course. During the eyenin Q
 Misses Hazel and Marguerite Heues
 served delicious fruit punch. The
 suests were Miss Roberta Livingston. MISS Opie Chambers Miss Stella Chan
 man. Miss Myrtle Smith, Miss Mar
 Ruerite Haues, Miss Dorothy smith.
 Miss Hazel Haues, MT. R. A. Condlov MT Gilbert Smith. MT Daniel Driscoll'
 MT Robert Smith, Mir H. T. Nations
 MT and Mrs. John Fritz, MT. and Mrs
 Vinet smith. Mr and Mrs. ]. c. Smith. MT and Mrs. Barton Haues.
 Miss Sadie Perry entertained num- Ter of her friends informalv Fridsv V
 evening at the home of her aunt. Mrs 1 c. w. Wilkins Pink and green ware eHectively combined in the decorations. ouring the evening Miss Kathleen smith served punch Forty-two was played and an ice course concluded the happy evening The guests present were: Miss Olivia Wilkins. Miss sarah Lewis of Denver. Miss Kathaleer Smlth, Miss May Alice Perry. Miss An- nabell Jones of Selma, MT Nat Carter MT Ben Smith, Rufus Perry. Harvv Wilkins, Jack Jones and Mr. and Mrs. U. w. Wilkins, Mir. and Mrs Lee Perry. Miss Ruby Bagley entertained a smaIl party of friends at her homo thursday evening. Music and gar.es
 were the diversions. During the even Ing the guests enjoyed an fee course delightful affair of the past week ' as the meeting of the Owl club held at the home of Miss Mary Parker. With Miss Hattie Chapman as hostess The Parker home was prettilv deco rated with ferns and other garden flowers. During the evening an inter- cstihg contest was enjoyed by all pres ent. Miss Chapman, assisted by Miss Parker, served an ice course The members and guests present were: Miss Snowe Slayton Miss Helen Evans Miss Flossie Morgan, Miss opie Cham oers, Miss Mary Parker Miss Iren. Chambers Miss Lucille Crews. Miss
 Lois Burck, Miss Grace Torrance, Miss
 Ruby Sanders Miss Eloise Brown, Miss Stella Chapman Messrs. George Swim ale ,Archie Glass, Ellis Loyeless J. sH.
 Campbell, Thomas Gaynor Claude
 Sheppard, J. Taylor, Stanse1 Brown, Thomas Haues and others.
 The Cunningham School Improve-
 ment association will hold it's regular
 monthly meeting in the school building
 Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock All
 members are urged to attend. Miss Mary Parker will entertain the
 embers of the Owl Social club and
 few invited guests at her home Tues
 day evening
 Miss Hattie Lee Jones will be at
 home to the members of the Wednes-
 day Crochet club at her home Wednes-
 day morning
 Miss Amelia Wilks has returned
 from a delightful visit to Empire
 Miss Bertha Call who has returre cd
 to Birmingham after lengthy stay cut west, was a welcome visitor to
 the Cunningham school the past week Miss Call was formerly a teacher at the school.
 Mrs. A. E. Hobbs Is improving after a recent illness at St. Vincent's hos pital.
 Judge and Mrs. W. 8. Russell ana son, Lindsay Russell, accompanied by Mrs. J. L. Riddle are visiting relatives
 in Rome, Ga, and Cherokee Vivian
 Mrs. G. N. Cantlberry was hostess at a spend-the-day party recently in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Bert Garrison of Sheffield. A pleasant day was spent and at the noon hour faur-course dinner was served the following guests: Mrs Edward Morris,( Mrs F. E. Gibson, Mrs. Kate Harris, Mrs. Bert Garrison, MT. and Mrs
 H. H. Turner.
 Mrs. Will Cobb entertained the Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church at her home Thursday afternoon. After the usual busi- ness meeting an interesting programme
 was given. readings being given by Mrs.
 Richard Teague, MT. Walter Hfam, Mrs. J. C. Mason, Mrs T. N. Reid, Mrs H. A, nj. 1 Following the programme social hour l was enjoyed, during which the hostess served ices and cake to the following l members and visitors, Mrs. Fred Reid, Mrs. Mamie Stafford, MrD R. Teague, Mrs w. A. Stewart, Mrs. S. Satterfield,
 Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. H. A. Riviere, Mrs. J. c. Mason, Mrs. Walter Hiam. | Robbie Newton.
 l Mrs. Fred Reid was hostess to the Do- nestle and Art club Friday afternoon. l Coolrs yellow and white were used in dec orations. and also in the ices and cake that were served the following: Mrs.
 Fred Mcdonald. Mrs. Marvin Walker,
 Mrs Benjamin Arnold. Mrs Thomas R.
 Walker, Mrs. c. N Cantieberry. Mrs. R. | l.. Glasglon, Mrs. Sam Hallum, Mrs. H. | A. Riviere, Mrs. Walter Hiam. The next meeting will be with Mrs. R. l.. Glasglon. The Reading club enjoyed a moonlight picnic Thursday evening at West Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Mattinson were the chaperones.
 Mrs. John Brown and daughters. Miss
 Annie Brown and Miss Hannah Brown, are visiting relatives at Gray. Olkla.
 Miss Edna Grain is visiting friends at Rock Creek. Mrs. R. D. Ware and little daughter, Ruby, are visiting at Hartsell. Miss Alice Pon is i'll at Tally's infirm- ary.
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