The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11
WOOdlawn

Mrs. Robert Richie entertained on frl- day afternoon complimentng the mem bers of the Needlecraft club on the oc- casion of tho second anniversary Of her marriage. Easter lilies and violets were profusely used in decorating. In the din- ing room a large bowl of violets formed the centerpiece on the lace covered ta- ble. The violet and white colors were carried out in the salad and ice courses. Those present were: Mrs. E. w. Will l Hams, Mrs. w. M. Sharp. Mrs. ID. l.. Nor | ris, Mrs. Joe Dixon, Mrs. B. R. Vest Mrs. R. J. Bell Mrs. Joe Ware, Mrs. Robert Beatty Mrs. Zach Cheatam, Mrs. J. B. Leeman, Mrs J. Elmer Rhodes. Mrs. Larcus Burns and Mrs. Lawrence Hub- bard
 pr. and Mrs. W. F. Morris entertained ] the members of the Diadem class of the First Methodist church of Woodlawn with a party on Friday evening" Miss Eva Mackey and Miss Roberta Moore assisted in receiving the guests. The evening was pleasantly passed with games and con- tests Late in the evening an ice course was served. There were about 40 young people present.
 The Playground association has issued invitations to a tea which will be given next Thursday afternoon at the Piquix clubrooms This will be in the Korm Of a large reception, as several hundred invi- tations will be sent out Those ladies
 who will form the receiving line are Mrs.
 J. L. Burns, Mrs. J. B. Gibson, Mrs. R. A.
 Clayton, Mrs. A. w. Bell, Mrs. John
 Bryan and Miss Annie Palmer. Other ladies who will assist are: Mrs. R. B.
 Broyles. Mrs. J. w. Allen, Mrs. Robert
 Richards, Mrs. E. H. Nesbit, Mrs. Lum-
 burn, Mrs. Gilbert Clapp, Mrs. George Brewer, Mrs Mcdowell and Miss Hattie Edwards. Mrs. E. H. Colley will preside at the silver table. She will be assisted Toe s<,I
 ley, Miss Nellie Hahn and Miss Susie Wishart Those who will furnish the musical programme are Miss Margaret Nall, Miss Lora Faulkner, Miss Roberta Moore and Miss Mabel Lovelady. Mrs. George Brewer and Miss Hallie Edwards will pour tea. This will be the largest and one of the most interesting social events of the week.
 Mrs. w. M. Anderson entertained her Sunday school class of young girls on Friday afternoon. The house was bright and fragrant with spring flowers A business meeting was held at which the name, Always Ready Glass; was chosen. Games and contests were then played until late in the afternoon, when a salad course was served to the fol- lowing young girls: Miss Aline Croswell, Miss Mildred McDowell, Miss Florence Forsyth, Miss Myrtle Baily, Miss Marga- ret TrNcks, Miss Lieu Ellen Cooley. Miss Anna Lois Mann, Miss Jennie Alexander and Miss Eugenia Anderson.
 Mrs. c. F. Cooper entertained the se- nior Epworth League of the West Wood lawn Methodist church with a social on Friday evening. Violets and sweet peas made the house bright and fragrant. The game played was rock and there were several interesting contests In which prizes were won by Miss Hazel Black. Miss Ruth Willoughby, MT. A. H. Gather and MT. Emmet Rose. Punch and an ice course were served to about 25 guests.
 The N. R. c. club met on Friday aft ernoon with Mrs. R. H. Valentine. Eas- ter decorations in yellow and white were used and small baskets holding hints were suspended by yellow and white rib- bon over the tables. Progressive rock was played and at the conclusion of the