The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-01

Pulaski, Tenn. to spend the summer.
 Miss Odyette Tyler has returned from visit to Miss Caroline Lane at Calvin. MT. and Mrs. Thomas R. Walker of Wylam entertained Miss Mamie Taylor and MT. and Mrs. Dan Glaze at dinner yesterday at their home Roses were used as an attractive centerpiece for the dainty table.
 Miss Edna Crane and Miss Ruby Free man have returned from visit to Monte- val1o.
 MT. and Mrs. John Crawford have gone to their home in Pittsburg after visit ing in Wylam..
 Mir. and Mrs. Milton Crane were hosts at spend-the-day party yesterday in Wylam. Their guests were Mrs Jack Beam and Mrs Will Madison
 Mrs Nancy Keith has returned to Bed ford after a stay with friends.
 Dr. and Mrs J. M. Barnes entertained the following friends at luncheon yester- day at their home in West Pratt: The Rev. J. C. Miller. Mir and Mrs. NJ Fl. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Mckenzie, Mrs. M. A. Glasgow and Miss Marlla Mckenzie.
 Mrs. B. l.. Ingram has returned from Nubert.
 Mrs J H. Anderson of Atlanta is a guest of Mrs. George Braswell.
 Miss Olympia Santimyer is visiting Mrs. T. G. Wood at Lewisburg.
 Miss Marie McGlawn and Miss Eliza beth Day are spending sometime in New Decatur.
 Mrs B. w F'inck rendered her guest, Miss Mary White of Mobile. delightful ,, surprise party Tuesday evening at her home in Inglenook Fifteen young people were asked to meet Miss White and the evening was spent with contests games and light refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Langston have re- turned from weekend trip to Deca- tur. Mrs. T. B. Dickens and son of Nash vile are guests of Mrs. Louis Turner
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Bainbridse of Woodstock are spending 10 days with her
 parents, MT. and Mrs. C. P. Smith. A delightful meeting of the Ensley Highlan nds Forty-two club occurred yes terday afternoon and the hostess. Mrs w. G. Carr included number of addi- tional friends in the courtesy. Lilies and roses developed a yellow and white color | scheme and the same motif prevailed in | the score cards. hints and ices served at the conclusion of an interesting game. Punch was served by Miss Ruth Hilleke and Miss May Agnes Hilleke The extra guests besides the members were: Mrs. | A. r. Hlleke. Mrs. J. F. Kent, Mrs i Harry Hllhouse. Mrs. w. l. Burgin, Mrs | M. M. Hughes. Mrs. c. T. Kennon. Miss Grace Hillhouse and Miss Marian Kent. l The Amphion club dance at West Lake
 was happy event of Tuesday evening
 when so young folks enjoyed the motor ri6e from Ensley to the lake. Music and dancing claimed the evening and later a picnic supper was spread The chap erones were Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Hil-
 leke MT, and Mrs. J. F. Armstrong. 1 Mir and Mrs Joseph Seholl, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Adams and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Scholl. f.~f l Mrs. W. W. Anthony and Miss Gladys Anthony of Wrghtsville, Ga, are guests 1 of Mrs. N. W Scott l Miss Mabel Bowling will be hostess at | a Five Hundred party Fr day afternoon, complimentng Miss Ola Scott, bride l elect.
 1 Mir. D. F., Glaze was host at lunch | con in East Birmingham Tuesday. com l plimenting his guest. MT George Lane, of 1 Powder Springs. GaA Covers were laid for
 12 guests.
 l Mir Fred Murphree will entertain the
 members of the Owl club Thursday even | ing at his home.
 Miss Irene Chambers is visiting in Remlap.