The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-04
West End

Ferns and black eyed susans were
 usea in great profusion to emphasize the yellow and green motif Thursday
 afternoon. when Mrs L F. Hardeman
 entertained her Forty-two club. This
 color scheme was also observed in the
 score cards and refreshments. Mrs,
 Joy Hensberger served punch to the
 guests, after which they entered Into
 the progressive games. Mrs. Her
 bert Bruce, Mrs. J. W. Hensberger.
 Mrs. w H. Naff. Mrs. Sam Naff, Mrs.
 j. A. Hudgins. Mrs. J. D. smiley, Mrs. j. W. Mckee, Mrs. John Lewis Mrs..
 A B. Ferguson. Mrs. Joy Hensbergel,
 Miss Maud Watkins, Miss Sallie Glass
 corK were the visitors, while the mem
 bers present were. Mrs. C. R. Sewers
 Mrs. l. w Hill Mrs :. NJ, Cox, Mrs,
 |. George, Mrs. J. w. Brown, Mrs. $
 " Burbage, Mrs. Herbert Bazemore.
 Mrs. R. l.. Drake, Mrs. W. r, Jordan
 Mrs. S C. Johnson, Mrs. Walter Gard
 Ter. Mrs Carl Barker and Mrs. w. T.
 Ross to which a salad course was
 served.
 Mrs. W. A. Reynolds was a charming
 hostess last week at her home, which
 was pretti1y decorated with delicate
 July colors and Miss Verna McCrory
 presided over the puucn poWls 1dihts
 of Forty-two was the feature of the
 social the prize being won by Mrs.
 Julius Whaley, which was a handsome
 CT ochet cushion. Mrs ]. c. Simmons
 drew the consolation. a box of dainty hand made handk erchiefs, from col
 lection of flags The visitors prize, a
 set of crochet doilies, was awarded to Mrs. J. T. McCrory.
 At the conclusion of the games, a
 delightful ice course was served the
 following Mrs. F. A. Townsend, Mrs.
 ]. T. McCrory, Mrs. J. A. Milligan, Mrs.
 G. H. Grain, Mrs. J. c. Ould, Mrs. w.
 D. Holmes Miss Verna McCrory, Mrs.
 Julius Whaley, Mrs. Herman Whaley,
 Mrs. w. C. Johns Mrs. D. M. Hill Mrs, Ped Hickman, Mrs. Henry Barkley, Mrs. Charles World, Mrs. ]. E. Walters, Mrs. J. w Davis, Mrs. R. S. Upshaw, Mrs. J. T. Merrill, Mrs J. J. Lee, Mrs. ]. C. Simmons, Mrs. w. H Beers. Mrs, ". A. Reynolds and Mrs. D. w. Ellis. Mrs Hubert Norwood delightfuliy entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs Henry Gheesling, a bride Of Atlanta. The rooms were made at tractive with quantities of Killarney roses and ferns, carrying out the color scheme of pink and white. The same colors were observed In the dainty score cards, which were a hand-painted brides head. After several games ot auction bridge, MISS Hattie Mae Reese served refreshing punch. The guest prize, a hand painted plate, was awarded Mrs. Henry Gheesling. Miss Helen Edwards won the club prize, a brass fern dish, while the consolation was a box of dainty handkerchicfs. Those invited to meet Mrs. Gheeslins were: Mrs. James Keith, Mrs, Henry Yam, Mrs. John Shambley, Jrp Miss Margaret Dewey. Miss Susie World. Miss Alma Tharpe. Mrs Jack Swann, Mrs Claude Dewey, Miss Henrietta Adams of New Jersey and members of the Beta Altha Beta club
 Miss Irine Fllppen was hostess to the
 Ruth Johnson class. After a brief busi- ness session the evening was enjoyed by playing various games and music. Those entering into the fun were: Miss Julla Bell Archibald, Miss Louise Tubb, Miss Ellie Malley, Miss Aleatha Gobin Miss Emory Sweatman, Miss Paule Fancher, Miss Mary Hall Miss Gladys Kirkland Miss Thelma Leak, Miss Marian Koops, Miss Aline Croy, Miss Margaret Wheelock, Miss Ina Mae Cochran, Miss Ollie Merritt