The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-19
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. R. $. Bonds has returned to Palos after visit to Mrs. J. A. Carlton of Pratt City.
 MT. P. J. MeIntee, Jr. has been called to Brooklyn, N r., by the illness of his father. MT. P. J. McIntee
 Mrs. Josie Armstrong of Kansas City, Kan, is the guest of Mrs w. J. Grim.
 MT. Fred Waldrop has gone to Brook side after stay with Prof. J. c. frankliy of West Pratt.
 Miss Jennie May Hunter is spending a short time with friends in Wetumpka
 MT. J. c. Lawrence has returned to Hartselle after being the guest of MT. & L. Baty.
 A meeting of the Mothers club was held yesterday at the public library in Wood- lawn and delegates were chosen to attend the state convention, which is to be held in Montgomery in April. Those on the programme We're Mrs J. T. Levvy Mrs. Marvin, and Mrs. w. E. Morris The hos tesses for the afternoon were Mrs George Francis, Mrs. J. R. McLendon and Mrs. w. T. Whited.
 The Wood Family association will meet this afternoon with Mrs. E. J. ood.
 Mrs. Lillian Taylor left yesterday for Memphis to visit relatives
 A Womans missionary society of the lnglenook Presbyterian church was or- ganized recently at the home of Mrs A. D. Mckinney and the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Charles Logan; vice president, Mrs. R. T. Camp bell; recording secretary, Mrs. B. w. Fink; secretary of literature, Mrs. S. E. Coggins; corresponding secretary Mrs A. D. Mckinney, and treasurer Mrs. w. Bliss.
 Mrs. w. A. Lavender entertained the following friends at luncheon yesterday: Mrs. Rebecca Lavender, Mrs J F. Sulli- van Mrs. Dan Huff, Mrs. katie Lavender, and Rev. J. F. Sturdivant. Mrs. J. D. Lewis has returned from a stay with relatives in Kentuc y.
 Miss Perney Gibson of Townley is the guest of friends in Inglenook
 Mrs. G. A. Bishop entertained the Amici- tia club Wednesday afternoon in Ensley when the decorations consisted of sham rocks and ferns. Tables for the club game, five hundred, were placed in the living and dining rooms. After the game a two-course luncheon was served. The additional guests besides the members were Mrs. Joseph Schools, ITS. Jack Jones, Mrs. F. F. Lemont, Mrs. II. c | Cromwell, Mrs. Jack Krahenbuh anc Miss Ethel Matzat.
 A meeting of the Twentieth Centur, Mothers club was held Wednesday aft. ernoon with Mrs. F. G. Cutler as hostess and the following officers were elected President, Mrs A. F. Hileke; vice presi dent, Mrs. J. w. Hamilton; treasurer Mrs. George Hamilton, and secretary Mrs. s. J. Cowart. Mrs. W. R. Wallace spoke on Why Mothers should Vote" The March meeting of the Recreation 1 club took place yesterday afternoon witt | Miss Jessie Ruter and Miss Anfie Rutel as joint hostesses in Fairview. Easter 1 decorations were used and the same motil was developed in the favors and refresn 1 ments served at the close of an interest | ing programme.
 Mrs R. s. Cross will entertain thu Fairview Woman's Christian Temperanct union this afternoon.
 | Mrs E. T. Thomas and Mrs. Draytor Bernhard were joint hostesses yesterday ! in East Lake to the Fortnightly Shakes peare club and shamrocks and flags were prettly used in decorating. A scene iron Twelfth Night was given with the fol | lowing members taking part: Mrs Roberta Culpepper, Mrs. Willis Bass 1 Mrs. I. K. Sorsby, Mrs W. N. Griffin, ant 1 Miss Kathleen Meadow. The invited guests were Mrs. w. F. h,olt Il Mrs. : 1 A. Brown, Mrs. Laura Robinson, Mrs. J E. Bernhard and Miss Kathleen Meadow l Mrs. Roberta Suddutn was hostess tt
 the Merry Needle club and a few addi | tional friends yesterday afternoon in Eas
 Lake. The hostess chose pink and greer l color scheme. which she tastefully uset
 in the decorations and refreshments. The | hours were happily spent with fancy worl and chatting.