The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-13

are visiting Mrs. Josephine sevier in Wy lam.
 Mrs. Jack Bean and children are spend- l ing the summer at Cleburne.
 Miss Belle Cantefberry is visiting friends
 in Huntsville.
 Mr and Mrs. Will Shivers visited Gads- den this past weekend.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Reviere and cB H. dren motored to St Clair Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Glaze spent the week end in Palos.
 Miss Mary Persinger expression teacher at the Womans college in Montgomery, will give recital thls evening al S:30 o'clock at the Woodlawn city hall for the benefit of the First Methodist church.
 Miss Adelaide Lyon of Nashville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Lyon
 Miss Dorothy Wood of Chattanooga is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. s. M. Wood.
 Mss Sarah Dagle of Baton Rogue, La, who has been the guest of Mrs M. S.. i Bowden. has returned to her home.
 Miss May Huey has returned from a visit to friends in Taladega. Mrs. Will Lawley of St. Augustine, Fla. is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. T. Craw- l ford.
 Mrs. Arthur Brown delightfully."- enter l tdihfh lll6 ultHlbtIS Ol RllI1SI Anuftn l Guild yesterday afternoon al her home in Avondale. Instead of the regular pro- gramme the hours were spent making plans for bazaar to be given by the or ganization in the early fall ater re- treatments were served to 20 members.
 Mrs. A. R. Craddock and her son, Paul. of Tivoli, are visiting relatives in Avon , dale.
 Miss Mary Collins left yesterday for her home in Collnsville after pleasant stay with her sister, Mrs. Robert Miller 1 Mrs. Will Barnes of Holt is the guest of Mrs. W. D. Barnes. l Miss Lorene Farr has returned from ! Greenville.
 l Miss Mary Newman of Gadsden is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Newman. 1 Miss Lottie Browning left yesterday l for San Francisco and other points of I California
 Miss Lida Pickerson of Mobile is a guest of Miss Luverne Staton in East Lake.
 Miss Annie Belle Elliott of Livingston 1 is visiting Miss Burma Hlliard. 1 Mrs. Joe McDonough has the following guests from Atlanta: Mrs. w. Ramsey Miss Vivian Ramsey, Miss Angelina Sel- lers and Mrs. J. B. Reynolds. 1 Mrs. Jesse Carney entertained informal l ly Saturday evening in Inglenook to honor | MISS Luc1le RODertS, who has recently | returned from Cincinnati. Music and re- l treatments added to the pleasure of the evening. Those present were: Miss Macy l O Brien. Miss McGregor, Mrs. T. Bush | Mrs. w. L. Davidson, Mrs. w. C. Pounds Mrs. Kent MT. w. NJ McPoland Mir Hugh McPoland and MT. Erin Farley. l MT and Mrs. George Bainbrdge have returned to Greenpond after a stay with their parents, MT. and Mrs c. T. Smith Mrs TT | Self and bpr pf pendence, Kas., are visiting Mrs. S. G. | Lively.
 Compimenting their granddaughter, Miss Kathleen Boyd of Philadelphia, who I is their guest. Mr. and Mrs A. s. Boyd were hosts to a number of young folks Saturday evening at their home in | Thomas. Ferns and garden flowers dec | orated the rooms and games and music were the recreations of the evening. At a | late hour an ice course was enjoyed by the guests.
 Last evening, at her home in Pratt City, Miss Lola Boozer entertained a coterie of friends to compliment her attra ctive guest | Miss Clara Belle Day of Thoma syille 1 Pink and white was the chosen color scheme and was carried out in the effee- | tive deeora tions. and later the ices served. Miss Nellie Tucker presided at i the punch table. The evening was spent with games and contests
 Mrs. Charles A. Hassler and Mrs NJ l.. l Flowers were joint hostesses yesterday afternoon at the home of the former in- 1 cuoing on their invitation list the mem- ! bers of the Builders band of the Ensley I Baptist church. The rooms were prettily decorated for the meeting, and as the guests arrived cooling punch was served by Miss Oma D. Minor. After the regular 1 programme an ice course was dispensed i Miss Martha Coat of Clanton Is the l guest of Mrs. J. A. Jones. l Mrs. C. E. Barnwell of Thoma sville is l visiting Mir and Mrs William Boozer