The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-22

( R. K. Sims, Mrs. William Meehan, Mrs.
| J. p. Pardue. Mrs. A. Gentles Mrs. A.
Girten, Mrs. r. s. Hayward, Mrs. Carl
| Sawyer, Mrs. Jack Askew, Mrs. H. p.
| Williams, Mrs. w. p Armstrong; visit
ors Mrs. j. ]. Curran, Fountain Heights;
| Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Armstrong, East
Lake; Mrs. Earl Leonard, Mrs. w. U.
| Glaze, Mrs. ]. w. b. Chambers Miss
Eleanor Curran. Punch was dispensed
| by Miss Hilda .Girten and Miss Mar
guerite Armstrong
| The Rev. and Mrs. Walter S. Brown
were delightful hosts Thursday, enter
tanning merry party of friends at a
| spendthe-day party at the Baptist pas
| forum. Progressive conversation and
music were enjoyed. At noon the guests
We're invited into the attractive dining
| room, where a dainty five-course lunch
con was served Seated around the table
which was conferred with sunnowers and
golden glows. were the following conge-
NAL party:rThe Rev. and Mrs. W. s.
Srown, Mrs. Louis Cummings, Mrs. w.
| c. Green, Mrs. Charles Compton, Mrs.
| Carl Sawyer, Mrs. j. K. Patterson, Mrs.
vinet Smith, Mr.. Kenneth Brown. 81,
| The Rev. Wallace Wear of Lakeland,
Fla, is the guest.of his cousins. Mr.. Gil
| bert Smith and Mr.. Vinet Smith.
! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cruise and son
OF Memphis, Tenn. have returned to
! their home, after delightful visit to
his sister Mrs. J. p. Pardue. 5
| Little Marion Mygren is convalescent,
after a recent Illness.
Mrs. II. H. Gaddis OF Tuscaloosa 70
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Warm.
| Mrs. M. Sanford Is the guest of her
| daughter, Mrs. Vinet Smith.
| The Womans Missionary society OF the
East birmingham Methodist church will
serve dinners at the lunch room of the
Birmingham Railway. Light and Power
company, beginning Monday. August %,
to the 18th. A liberal patronage is so
| licited
The Kings Park association will hold
O meeting Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at the park All. officers and commit
tees are urged to be present.
| At meeting of the Matrons' club, rer
Gently organized at the Baptist pasto-
rum, the following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. w. C. Green; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Louis Cummings; secretary,
Mrs. Charles Compton; treasurer. Mrs.
Carl Sawyer The next meeting will be
held at the pastorium Tuesday afternoon
| at o'clock. All members are invited
to bring friend.
Miss Helen Evans has returned from
a two weeks visit to Kentucky and
Georgia. /,
Howard Fipps has returned from q
| trip to Mississippi.
| MIS-. henry felnIlelQ invited a num-
Der of friends to her home the past
week to meet Mrs w. C. Sanford of
Montgomery who is the guest of her
laughter. Mrs. WHIT Smith. Those
asked to meet this charming matron
were: Mr. and Mrs ]. K Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinet Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Reinfield. Miss Eleanor
Patterson and William Reinfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orr of Leeds
have moved to East Birmingham. and
Twill occupy the Grover cottage.
Mr.. and Hrs. L. G. Allen were guests
of their aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Johnson on
Wade avenue the past week.
After visit to her sister Mrs. M.
Gordon. Miss Virginia Mangum has re-
turned to her home in New Decatur.
Mrs. Elba CARTRIDGE and Mrs. j. M.
Mussildine We're hostess at family
picnic given at Avondale park Thurs
DAY. Wading. swimming and other d.
versions were enjoyed throughout the
Gay. At noon an old-fashioned picnic
dinner was spread on the mountain
side. In the party were. Mrs. w. M,
Mussilden. Mrs. II. T. Smoot. Mrs. NJ. v.
Glaze. Mrs. Ernest Mussildine Mrs, c.
B. Ragsdale. Mrs J. w. B. Chambers,
Miss Mabel Mussildine. Miss Margaret
Chambers. Miss Bessie Mae CARTRIDGE,
Miss Allen Dell, Miss Elizabeth Missil-
dine. Miss Annie Lee, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Glaze, Fondron Dill, Lister Cart
ledge. George Cooper. Edwin Richard
son. James Chambers, John Wright,
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