The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
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 ton Jones, Mrs. Tolhelm. Mrs. Lida Gold smith and Mrs. J. B. Simpson.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Kellar entertained more than 100 friends Wednesday evening at reception in honor of their son, Ber- tram Kellar. whose confirmation took place Wednesday morning at the Temple Emanu-El MT and Mrs kelar were as sisted in receiving by Mrs. F. Moog. Mrs J. Moog and Mrs. s. Kindt Sweet peas and palms were lavishly used through all the rooms. suggesting color scheme of pink and green. In the reception hall punch was served by Mrs 8 Binder from an attractive table decorated with sweet peas lees were served during the even ing in the chosen colors. each plate bear ing a favor of sweet peas. The guest list included many out-of-town visitors
 Mrs H. D. Williams was recent hos tess at five hundred in honor of her mother. Mrs. Joseph Minchener, who is her guest. The tables were arranged on the cozily furnished Veranda, which made an attractive setting with it's boxes of blooming plants. hanging baskets and roses. Punch was served in the dining room. The trophy, a pair of silk hose, was awarded the honoree the consolation. a crepe de chine handkerchief being drawn by Mrs Henry Wood. Following series of games. ices and hints were served to 12 guests.
 Miss Lucille O'Byrne was hostess to the Maybee club Thursday evening at her home in Fairfield Pink roses were the decorations and five hundred was played at tables in the reception room and on the p0-eh. Tho prize was awarded to MT. William Dempster. Salads and ices were served Miss o'Byrne was assisted in en- tertaining by her mother Mrs. T. T. O'Byrne, and Mrs. Hammle, who with Miss Mamie Snow were the guests of the club. Those present were: Miss Nell Sup pier, Miss Edna Chapman. Miss Barbara Endress, Miss Willie Roberts, Miss Mabel Atkins, Miss Belle Andrews, Miss Sara Arlington and Mrs Royden Carter, MT. Kirby Jones. Mir. C. F. Bush, MT Bruce Campbell. Mir. William Dempster, MT. Monroe Galloway. MT. Mike O Byrne. pr. James Carmichael, Mrs. Fred Hammille, Mrs T. T. O'Byrne Miss Mamie Snow and Miss Lucile o Bvrne
 Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Adams entertained a number of young people at cards Thursday evening in honor of their niece. Miss Lillian Moore of Gadsden The entire lower floor was decorated for the occasion with ferns and cut flowers. Progressive games and music We're enjoyed An ice course was served The guests were Miss Lillian Moore. Miss Mary Cross, Miss Bertha Mcdaniel. Miss Eulalie Dean, Mrs Weems, NTr. c. R. Thompson MT w H Brooks. Mir & R. Monroe. MT. Floyd Mcdaniel, MT. Carey Dean, MT w c. Wooten and MT. and Mrs. c. L. Ad- ans
 An interesting event of the past week was a spend the day party at the home of Mrs. Harry Jones, when she entertained the members of the N. F. II. club. In the morning five hundred was played, and at l o'clock a Dutch lunch con was served. Mrs. H. s. Means was awarded the prize for the highest score. In the afternoon games and music were enjoyed and before the guests depa Tt ed an ice course with cake was passed
 The Lyric club of the Ensley High school will give their fifth annual con cert in the auditorium of the school Tuesday evening. June l.
 Eunice Sloan and Kathleen Sloan were joint hostess to a number of their little friends. Friday afternoon when they entertained the members of the Busy Bee club. After spending some time sewing, games and music Were enjoyed. Late in the afternoon dainty refreshments were served
 Mrs D. B. Gillespie and Miss Steele entertained their Sunday school classes at an outing at Avondale park Sat urday At noon a basket luncheon was served and about 40 boys and girl. enjoyed the amusements- for the day.
 Miss Mamie Mullins and Miss Ruth Brooks are spending Sunday in Bloss- burg, the guests of relatives
 Miss Marguerite Noojin, who grad . uated a the Ward Belmont college in Nashville. Tenn. and is en route to her home in Gadsden, is the guest of her sister. Mrs C. R. Walker.
 Miss Dora Simpson has returned to a East.
 Mrs. B. c. Williams of Tampa. Fla, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. J. East
 Mrs. W. J Mitchell and children of Talladega, who have been spending sometime with Mrs. Price Dickens, have returned home.
 Circle No. of the Womans Mission ary society of the Methodist church will entertain at a social meeting at the church Monday afternoon.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will be entertained Monday aft ernoon by the following ladies' Build CTS band, with Mrs. J. T. Edwards workers band. with Mrs. l.. Lassiter Highland band, with Mrs. J. w. NJ Carty
 The womans auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock at the home oi Mrs. Augusta Hede.
 Mr. and Mrs Harry Williams hay, named their little daughter Martha Louise
 Dr. W. J Robbins of the Tennesse, Coal. Iron and Railroad Company hos pital staff has returned from a l, days trip to New York and othei points in the east
 Mrs. Oscar Gagle has returned iron visit to her mother in Clanton.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Read will nov, Thursday to Bessemer, where they vii in future reside
 Mrs. ]. F. Thomas of Fairview vii leave the first of the week for Selma where she expects to spend the sum 1er with relatives
 ar. and Mrs. Major Mills of Arkan- sas are the guests of relatives il Shadyside
 Miss Lillian Moore of Gadsden is wis. ftii.e Miss Eulalie Dean in Fairview
 Mr. Walter Wooten is spending his vacation in Nashville. and will later SC 1, to Georgia.
 Mrs. R. D. Chadwick is spending the weekend with friends in Hansell