The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-07
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 i The Priscilla club met Friday morning with Mrs. Edgar Van Geuren. The morn- 1 Ing was spent in embroidery and fancy
 work, and in playing one hundred, after Whlch q salad course was served to Mrs.
 J. E. Robinson, Mrs. Roscoe Brown. Miss | Mary Robinson, Miss Eleanore Gillam, MISS Robena auchlin, Miss Nina Bain. Miss Emma Bliss, Miss Agnes Clark, Miss Sadie Drake and Mrs. F. r. Ballard. l The Ivy Leaf club met with Miss Flu genia Anderson on Saturday afternoon valentine decorations were effectively used The afternoon was spent with
 fancy work, after which an ice course was served. Those present were Mrs. w. t. lVle, Miss LaF'ae Rush, Miss Lieu FL 1 len Cooley, Miss Gay Sandifer. Miss Mad aline Speer and Miss Lucille Speer Miss Carrie Lee Wilmot entertained Friday night. complimenting Miss Alice Lee, Miss Gaynell Martin and Miss
 katrine Pugh, seniors from the seminary who are her weekend guests. Palms and ferns were used in decorating The even ing was passed with music and in play ing rock, after which an ice course was served to Miss Roberta Moore, Miss Nina Bain Mss Katherine Gregory, Miss Aline Lee, Miss Lois Mason, Miss GaynelI Martin, MT Walter Hunter, Mir. Howard Owens, MT. Bernard Reed, MT. Lloyd Mason and MT. Frank Mason. Mrs. Q. D. Freeman entertained the Neighborhood Rock club. This is a new ly organized club, and yesterday was its initial meeting. After the game of progressive rock salad course was served to Mrs. David Cantilon Mrs J. II. Hahn, Miss Nellie Hahn, Mrs. Gribbins Mrs. D. J. Cox, Mrs. O. B. Sparks, Mrs c. W. Hall, Mrs. Valentine Mrs. b. F. t'ontaine, Mrs. J. B. Abney, Miss Bessie Stiles, Miss Eunice Yam, Mrs. George Bellsnyder, Mrs. Lon Abel
 The R. D. Jackson chapter of the U D. c. met with Mrs. w. w. Worrel Fri day afternoon. After the transaction of
 business an interesting programme wa presented. A salad course was served by the hostesses, Mrs. w. w. Worrell, Mrs c. B. Yandle and Mrs. E. M Williams.
 Twenty members were present. The visi- tors were: Mrs. W. A. Staten, Mrs. Pow CTS and Mrs. Pearl Hardee.
 The Piquick club held their Friday night dansant with about 30 members present. Late in the evening refreshments Were served.
 Miss India Gormley entertained with a card party last night, experimenting Miss Alta Wallace of Atlanta, who is
 her guest. After the game salad course was served. Those who enjoyed the oc- casion were Miss Gladys Pickens, Miss
 Mary Dugger. Miss Frances Strange and Miss Alta Wallace; MT. John Townsend,
 Mr Edwin Durham, MT. Stanley Simp- son and Mir. Bernard Reed
 MISS Brenda Lott entertained the coun- ell meeting of Teen Age Girls on Satur- day afternoon. After a business meeting, Wmch included an election of officers salad course was served to the mem
 bers present. who were 14 in number
 The Woman's club met Friday morning m the rooms of the Woodlawn public
 library. The subject of the programme
 was 'Othello." Those taking part were
 Mrs. c. B. Yandle, Mrs. c. D. Henley
 ana Mrs. A. w. Bell A two-course plate luncheon was served by the hostesses Mrs. H. B. McLaurin. Mrs. H. G. Ware and Mrs. Gilbert Clapp. Guests besides the club were Mrs II. J. Irving Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. McLarn.
 An important business meeting of the Missionary society of the First M E. church of Woodlawn will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. l.. A. Christians class will enter.
 tain next Thursday evening at o'clock the parlors of the First M. E, church Mrs. J. w. Allen has returned from a visit to Atlanta, where she was called
 by the illness of her brother.
 Miss Alberta Wilson of Pulaski, Tenn.
 is visiting Mrs. J. R. Hunter.
 Miss Abbie IIilliard of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Mrs. H. A. Boaz
 Mrs. Ben House has returned from a visit to her mother in Tuscaloosa
 Mrs. Ida F. Yam and Miss Eunice Vann arc visiting friends in Trussville.
 Mrs. Carl Mccormick has gone on a visit to Los Angeles, Cal