The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-31
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM
Ensley


 Mrs. J. ". Minor entertained a few
 friends at neighborhood party Thurs Hay evening at her home on Avenue G.
 Tables for forty-two were arranged in
 he living room and parlor. After the
 sames refreshments were passed to the
 following guests: pr. and Mrs. NV. II.
 Wynne, Mr. and Mrs. l.. R. Vines, Nar.
 md Mrs. C. T. Thomasson, Rev. and Mrs. "A. K. Wright, MT. and Mrs. B. 0. Ed
 wards, Miss Frankie Enzor Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Minor.
 Mrs. II. F. Matthews gave a spend-the- hay party at her home in F'airview Thurs hay A four-course luncheon was served
 1t the noon hour, from prettily ap-
 pointed table. Her guests were MT. and Mrs. w. c. Stoddard, Mrs. Leroy Milner,
 Miss Nora Burke.
 l Rev. A. K. Wright has returned rom Northport.
 Mrs. Myrtle Rayfeld Walker, who un-
 derwent an operation at the Birming- nam infirmary Thursday morning, is re- ported as doing nicely.
 . Thursday afternoon Mrs. ". H. Gar |ett was hostess to the members of the Phi Tau club. The club game was played, Rfter which a salad course with coffee Iyas served Those present were Mrs. .R. w. Brown, Mrs. Carl Jones, Mrs. J. M Ball, Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. Henry Mhite, Mrs. Tom OHara, Mrs. Pauline Roberts, Mrs. Donald FiclSe, Mrs. Elm nett Stanford, Mrs. Jack Ellis, Mrs. c. Barbour, and Mrs w. N. Garrett ] Wednesday afternoon at her home in Fairview Mrs. E. w. Zeigler entertained to celebrate the ninth birthday of Lewis Eeigler. Jr. The usual birthday cake |was the central decoration of the table. |The little guests were given pink and SNhte arrows to shoot into the cake Master Harold Whitlock being fortunate though to strike the dime. Refreshments Rwere served to John Goodwin, Marion Pom der, Hollis Howell, w. N. McCagran,
 Belle Truss, Bryan Faircloth, Harold Whitlock, Lois Whitlock Margaret Aeig- Ter, Lewis Zeigler.
 i Mrs Butler of Scottsboro is visiting her
 daughter, Miss Pearl Butler, on Park avenue.
 Mr and Mrs. Richard Fields have named their little son William Terrell
 Miss Sarah Mackenzie is confined to her room with an attack of scarlet fever. . MT w. H. Shaddick and MT. Harrlson ShaddiclS of Lady Lake, Fla, are visiting relatives.
 The Woman's Missionary society Of the Methodist church will meet in the parlors pf the church Monday afternoon,
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will hold its executive meeting at the church Monday afternon at 2:So
 Thursday dlIeTnOOn Ut hti iolio cii .Enslev Highlands Mrs. Nat G. Clark gave a bridge luncheon in compliment to her ksister, Mrs. Houston Jones of Texas, who cs her house guest. Four tables were ar ranged in the reception room, living and dining rooms, and a two-course luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. Mrs. c. l.. Birk was hostess Friday to the Highland Bridge club. where she en- |tertained at luncheon. A dainty collar, | the club prize, was awarded to Mrs. K. | E. Hogan. Those present were Mrs. T. | s Abernathy, Mrs Harry Mearns, Mrs. ID. M. Lewis, Mrs. R.. E. Hogan, Mrs. Borland, Mrs. R. L. Daniel, Mrs. E. J. Krummel, Mrs. N. H. Hawkins Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. C. l.. Birk. MT. D. F. Morden of Cavalier, N. D., lis the guest of his niece, Mrs. R. E. Mo- Cloud.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Cudd have returned to Hartselle after visit to Mrs. R. D. McCloud.