The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19

contests were enjoyed on the porch and | lawn. Favors of water colors, pencils | and. jacks were given the little guests Late in the afternoon the birthday cake,
 with its 10 pink candles, was brought out
 and cut. Dainty refreshments. consisting | of Ices, bonbons and cake were served l The 30 little guests departed wishing their hostess many happy returns of the day. | Miss Kathleen Mckenzie was re- cent hostess, entertaining her friends
 at rock. The chosen colors, yellow and white. were. effectively developed in the decorations and refreshments. Tables 1 for rock were arranged on the porch A salad and ice course was served
 after which the tables were cleared
 away and dancing was enjoyed until
 the twilight hour Those enjoying this
 hospitality were Miss Jessie Trucks : Miss Jerome Camberson, Miss Frances 1 Sheldon. Miss Norma Hickman Miss
 Hattie Hope, Miss Etrole Massey, Miss Mamie Myrtle Price, Miss Alta Harrell
 Miss Orine Lammert. Miss Myrtle Wells
 Miss Ruth Pitts, Miss Verna Laird, Miss
 Virginia Keith and Miss Kathleen Me
 Kenzie.
 The Young Matrons' Five Hunderd
 club was entertained Thursday after
 noon at the home of Mrs. J. c. Bryant
 with Mrs. P. B. Harrell as hostess. Ta-
 bles for the club game were placed on l the spacious porch. An ice course. was
 served to Mrs. Sam King, Mrs. s. P. Wynne, Mrs. James Rountree, Mrs. J. T. Lowery, Mrs. J. c. Barrett. Mrs. J
 c. Bryant, Mrs. F. w. Mcdonald. Mrs. G
 D. Randle, Mrs. M, R. Johnson. Mrs. R ] E. Hogan, Mrs. E. w. Tusker Mrs. l.
 E. Brent and Mrs. P. B. Harrell.
 | Thursday afternoon at her homo on
 Ensley Highlands the music pupils of Mrs. H. J. Kribs gave a recital to their parents and friends. very creditable
 programme was given, with the fol-
 lowing taking part: Miss Nell Snapp Miss Charlotte Dugger, Miss Mildred Diggins, Miss Annie Lou Guthrie Miss Katie Cantley. At the conclusion of the programme dainty refreshments were served.
 | Stonewall chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy held their first meeting of the season the past week, at the home of Mrs. G. M. Truss. at Shadyside. The guests were served a fruit punch as they arrived by Miss
 Ruby Truss. the bowl being set in | a bower of ferns, vines and flowers on the yeranda. After a lengthy business session an interesting programme was given. An ice course concluded the after noon.
 Mrs. w. D. McElhaney and Mrs. w. D. Allen are visiting relatives in Con cord, Ga
 Miss Annie Lou Simmons of Marietta. Ga, Is the guest of Mrs. John Harris. Mrs. Lawrence Clark and Miss Ruth Clark will return Sunday from a visit to relatives in Hot Springs.
 Mrs. w. H. Gilbert has returned from a visit to relatives in Paris. Tenn. MT. and Mrs George B. Crossett are the guests of relatives in Shelby. Mrs. J. D. Ramsey and Mrs. Joe Le- mont, who have been visiting in Chi cago. have returned to their home in Ensley.
 Mrs C. w. Willis of Ocilla, Ga.. is the guest of Mrs. Joe Brown. Mrs. H. F. Green has returned to her home in Corinsh, Miss, after a visit to Mrs. David Park in Fairfield. Mrs. J. R. Henderson, who underwent an operation at the Birmingham in- firmary last week. is improving. Miss Hattie Bentley of Camilla. Ga. will spend the winter in Ensleyss and
 make her home with Mrs. J. C. Bryant. Miss Minnie Locke of Lynchburg, Tenn. has moved to Ensley, where she will make her future home
 MT. and Mrs. C. w. Blackinton. who formerly resided on Ensley avenue. have moved to Memphis. Tenn. Where they will in future reside.