The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-08
ENSLEY

| Friday afternoon at the park Mrs. J. J.
 Walker entertained the members of the Phila thea class of the Methodist church at a garden party. Punch was served throughout the afternoon and later water melons were enjoyed. The class present.
 ed a friendship bracelet to Miss Minnie Beckham in appreciation of her services
 as the efficient president of the class. Va rious contests were the diversions. Those
 present were: Mrs. H. c. Russll Mrs. |.
 M. Barton, Mrs. J. M Donaldson, Mrs. c.
 E. Warren, Mrs. Price Dickens Mrs. J. P Shaddick Mrs. l.. A. Henegar. Miss
 Onie Mae Ferguson, Mrs. Virginia Pip
 pen. Miss Martha Ferguson, Mrs. J. &. Hall, Mrs Hugh Stokes, Miss Minnie
 Beckham Mrs. J. T. Duncan Mrs. E. T.
 Sylvester, Mrs. S. c. Lumplxin, Mrs. D. J. Brown.
 Mrs. D. M. Lowery of Tucson, Ariz
 and Miss Virginia Brown of Meridian,
 who are the guests of Mrs. c. Barbour and
 Mrs. J. M. Ball. shared honors recently
 at pretty five hundred party with Mrs.
 J. l.. Mullarky as hostess. The rooms of the attractive bungalow were taste fully decorated in pink and white roses land astors, a number of these pretty
 flowers surrounding the punch bowl, over which Mrs. A. D. Slye presided The
 hand-panted score cards, designed in pink rosebuds. were drawn from basket of
 roses passed by Miss Margaret Slye. The 1 trophies. box of stationery and Quaker collar and cuff set, were captured by
 Mrs. Wright Wilson and Mrs c. A. Hass- Ter. Dainty refreshments were passed to the following guests: Mrs. D. M Lowery Miss Virginia Brown. Mrs. c.
 Barbour, Mrs. J. M. Ball, Mrs. J. R. Boggs, Mrs. J. W. Brigman Mrs. J. J. Nickle Mrs. G. w. Burke. Mrs. Carrie Turner Mrs. Wright Wilson, Mrs. T. H.
 Keenon. Mrs Ida Gorham, Mrs J. w.. Black, Mrs. c. A. Hassler. Mrs. Pauline Roberts. Mrs. A. D. Slye, Mrs. ID. l.. Me Gee. Mrs. Henry Wood, Mrs. George Brig man. Mrs. M A. Eccles and Mrs J. l..
 Mularky,
 Mrs. C. A. Gapen was a recent hostess
 to the members of the 1nternos club at her
 home in Fairfield Snowballs and astors
 were used in the decorations. Five hun dred the club game. was played at three tables The prizes for the highest score.
 a guest towel and box of handkerchiefs.
 were awarded to Mrs. Ida Gorham and
 MT T. c. O'Hara. The consolation prizes
 were drawn by Mrs. J. c. Cupepper and
 MT Ida Gorham. Punch was passed dur
 ing the evening, and an ice course served
 after the game. Those present were: MT.
 and Mrs. J. c. Culpepper MT. and Mrs. T c. OHara. MT. and Mrs Ida Gorham,
 MT. and Mrs. F. Reynolds, Miss Persis
 tOS
 Gowan and MT. Carter.
 Mrs Henry Keller was a recent hostess at her home on Avenue F, entertaining
 at dinner in honor of Mrs. Emma Love
 man and son, MT. Frank Loveman of Bal
 timore, who are the guests of Mrs. D. J.
 Loveman in Birmingham. seven-course
 menu was served from a prettily appoint
 ed table bearing as central motif a crystal vase of Killarney roses. Covers were laid for 12, the place cards bearing the following names: Mrs. Emma Love- man. MT. and Mrs. D. I. Loveman, Mrs Henry Bridgewater, Mrs. M. Marlow, Mrs. J. Bridgewater MT. Julian Keller, MT. H. Goodman, MT Bertram Keller, Mr. Frank Loveman MT. Alvin Keller and Mir. and Mrs Henry Keller.
 The last of series of pretty social affairs given in compliment to Miss Mag gie Mcclure of Itta Bena, Miss, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. M. Sessions, was a five hundred party with Mrs. w. B.
 Tingle as hostess at her home at Palmer Terrace Tables for the game were ar ranged on the porch, which is attractively bordered with boxes of blooming plants, ferns and hanging baskets. A basket of cut flowers adorned each of the tables, and scores were kept on hand-painted 1 cards, showing pretty summer scenes. The prize, a book, was awarded to Mrs. w. G. Carr. Punch was served during the evening and later an ice course was passed to Miss Maggie Mcclure. Mss Mabel Day, Miss Rosalyn Phillips, MT. and Mrs w. G! Carr MT. and Mrs. J. M. Sessions, MT. Victor Gooch, MT. Neal McPherson. Mir. Roy Mcclure and MT. and Mrs. w. B. Tingle.
 l Miss Marie Plemons entertained the members of the Fidelity class of the Meth- | (Continued on Page Twenty-seven)