The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-02

guests enjoyed the hospitality of the club.
 Miss Belle Andrews was hostess Fri cay evening to the members of the Maybe" club at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. William Persons Tables foi live hundred were arranged in the liv ing room, porch and dining room The prize was awarded to Miss Winnie Roberts. Refreshments were served to Miss Sarah Arlington, Miss Winnie Roberts, Miss Barbara Endress, Miss Nell Suppler, Miss Lucille O'3yrne, Miss Eda Chapman, Miss Minnie McNeal, Miss Belle Andrews, Mrs. K. C. Jones, MT. Lewis Move, MT. F. C. Phillips, MT Somner Dr. w. Carmichael, Dt. Rountree, MT. A c. Wilson, pr. F. l.. Davidson.
 The new Amphion club entertained at a dance in the St. Charles apart nents Friday evening. About 75 oou- ples of young people enjoyed the dane ing until late hour. The music was furnished by an excellent orchestra. | Refreshing fruit punch was served all | during the evening. The chaperor es were MT. and Mrs. Joseph Scholl, Dr. and Mrs. Burr Ferguson, Mai and Mrs i r. B. Dodge, Mir. and Mrs. r. B. Har rell, Mir. and Mrs. Gay Freeman, Mir and Mrs Arthur Scholl Mrs. E. " Tucker, MT. and Mrs. II. S. Mearns and | MT. and MrS. Howard MuSSey. | Friday afternoon at her home on Ensley Highlands, Mrs Louie Macken- zie entertained the Cosmos club. Mrs. 1 C. w. Blackinton was leader for th } | afternoon. Mrs. J. A. Dupuy gave an | interesting report of the district meet | ing, which was held in Birmingham | last week at the conclusion of the pro- 1 gramme an ice course was served. Mrs. l S. F. Brubaker was guest of the club. The Highland Clan was entertained at the home of Mrs H. F. Cordray re I gently. The decoration of honeysuclSle and ferns added a springlike appear ance to the attractive rooms in which 1 the tables for five hundred were Ar- ranged. The first and second prizes l were awarded to Mrs. George c. Nor ris and Mrs. Henry Wood. Dainty re- treatments were served to the follow l ing: Mrs. R. A. Gray, Mrs. John MOr- rison, Miss Rohb, Mrs. Carrie Turner, Mrs. J. c. Bonner Mrs. G. c. Norris, l Mrs E. S. Hurlbert, Mrs. Henry Wood, Mrs. H. D. Williams, Miss Francis Youngblood
 Mrs. G. D. Randle was hostess to the members of the Sesame club the | past week. Preceding the programme the annual election of officers was l held. The following were elected: Mrs. l. C. Bryant, president; Mrs. L. E. Bru- baker, vice president; Mrs. J. c. Bar | rett, secretary; Mrs R. F. Palmer, treasurer; Mrs. J. c. Barnhardt, critic; Mrs. w. S. Shehee, reporter. An inter esting promramme on Roman history was given, Mrs. D. M. Lewis, Mrs. F. l w. Mcdonald Mrs. S. J. Harrel and Mrs S. S. Heide taking part. At the | conclusion of the programme a delight | tul ice course in the club colors, greet and white, was served by the hostess, | Besides the IT club members present. Mrs John White and Mrs. Sam Wyrna were guests.
 The April meeting of the Fairview Recreation club was held at the home of Mrs H. H. Thomas. Artistic decora- tions, developing a color scheme of greer and white were used. The programme for the afternoon was on the life and works of Washington Irving. The cards on which the programme was printed were appropriately decorated, typical oi the season and given as souvenirs of the occasion Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Those presen were: Mrs Kyle Lawson Mrs. A. w | McWilliams, Mrs T. T. O'Byrne. Mrs Fred Hammille. Mrs. H. J. Heidtlinger Mrs Walter Lynch, Mrs. Theodore Fur man, Mrs. Homar Lacey, Mrs. Howard Lacey, Miss Jessie Ruter. Miss Angi, Ruter and Miss Mary Lacey.
 The Epworth league entertained at ( pie sociar' in the basement of the Firs Methodist church Thursday evening Music and various games were indulget in by the young people present and a a late hour refreshments were served. There will be a meeting of the teen age teachers of the western district Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Firs Methodist church, Ensley Miss Minnie Kennedy will talk on Helping th' Girls"
 Mice cana rJargrove of Tueca loosa |, the guest of her sister, Mrs Sam King
 Mrs. George Houston Palmer. who ha.
 eeen in New York, is the guest of Mrs
 Tom Winton. en route to her home II Columbus, Miss.
 MT. l.. R. Vines has sufficiently recov
 cred from a recent operation for appen dicitis to be remvoed to his home oi
 Avenue c.
 Mrs. A. M. Corey is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs w. II. Wynne.
 Mrs. John w England is in Atlanta
 attending grand opera
 | Dr. Nat c. Clark Is at home follow | ing an operation at Tally's infirmary
 The monthly meeting of Missionary an
 Ladies Aid society of the Baptist churc
 will be held at the church Monday aft
 ernoon.
 Rev and Mrs. James Robinson an , little son, who have been visiting M 7 and Mrs. H. E. Dalbey. have returned t
 their home in Demopolis.
 Mrs w. II. Harris of Chicago. wh
 has been the guest of Mrs. A. D. Cocl
 ran in Fairfield. has returned to hs ' Tome. She was accompanied by Mir
 Cochran, who will make an extende visit to Chicago. Pittsburg and oths
 points in the north.
 MT. and Mrs. A. F. Hilleke and lit
 son. James, is visiting in New York an Chicago.
 Miss Ruth Hillele has recovered fro a severe attack of scarlet fever.
 Mrs. Alex Poss is in Birmingham il firmary for treatment.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Curtis and lit