The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-14
Random Notes of Midwinter Society
  
sy MYRTLE MILES

 went to Miss Helen Mewhinney This
 was a box of correspondence cards. l plate luncheon was served, the guests and members including Miss Roberta Lamb, ss Nellie Haylow, Miss Dorsey Harris. Miss Doris Mougnon Miss Ella Louis Harris, Miss Katherine Ross, Miss Mary Bethea, Miss Etoele White. Miss Mabel Marler, Miss Marie Store of Mo- bile, Miss Marguerite Haylow Mrs Law son Gamb.ll. Miss Robina Gallagher, Miss Cundell Baldwin, M ss Martha Glover, Miss Helen Mewhinney, Miss Margaret Dewey, Miss Dorothy Allen. Mrs. J. H. Moncrief entertained over 4o guests at her home Monday afternoon in oeerration of her tenth wedding an- rivcrsary
 guests were beautifully entertained with a contest, Love Affair of the Trees Mrs. George Hays won first prize, a handmade boudoir cap of lace and pink
 roses, the consolation falling to Mrs. o. M. Phillips. It was handmade, em-
 brcidered pink tea apron.
 The house was decorated with ferns and pink carnations. A salad and ice
 course was served on tin plates, and cof- fee was served in tin cups. Many pieces of aluminium, granite, linen. brass and nickel werA received by the bride of 10 years, and many congratulations and
 good wishes for long and happy life were expressed.
 At the Huffman school Friday evening at o'clock an old-time spelling bee, with box social to follow, will be given, and the public is invited A small admission fee will be asked.
 Miss Florence Ford gave an informal bridge party yesterday afternoon in com pliment to Mrs. Day Williams. who will leave next week to make her home in Cin- cinnah The guests were Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Miles Watkins. Mrs. c. P. Orr, Miss Bessie McCrossin, Mrs Willis Augustus of Illinois. Mrs. Laurens Jones, Mrs. Robert Brooke, Mrs. Saxton Crawford and Mrs. Archie Witt.
 A pleasant event of yesterday afternoon was Mrs. P H. Linnehan's card party in Norwood. She entertained the Norwood Auction Bridge club. including the mem- bers and several additional guests. Mrs. Goodappe won the consolation trophy, a towering Easter lily, and the score prize went to Mrs. F. F. Smith. This was a handmade guest towel.
 Those who enjoyed the game and the de- licious refreshments following were: Mrs Arnold Masberg. Miss Marion Frawling, Mrs. F. E. Smith, Miss i.illie Brown, Mrs. J. B. Lawton, Mrs. c. A. Lloyd. Mrs. c. C. Garmany, Mrs. John Goodapple, Mrs. Joe Ball and the hostess.
 Mrs. Robert Jemison will entertain at luncheon Saturday at her home in Glen Iris in honor of Mrs. Bessie Masse of Montgomery.
 Mrs. Spier Whitaker is asking few friends to tea tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in compliment to Miss Martha Dabney, which is quite informal. The courtesy is limited to a coterie of Miss Dabney's friends.
 The annual meeting of the board of managers of the Woman's exchange oc- cured Tuesday and officers were chosen for the coming year. Mrs. David Roberts was reelected president: Mrs. Houstoun Johnston. vice president: Mrs. Saxton Crawford. secretary, and Mrs. John M London, treasurer
 Mrs. J. w. Beasley entertained in East Lake yesterday afternoon. including the invitation of 12 members of the Twentieth Century Homemakers club. Mrs. w. r. Motion conducted a chemistry class and Mrs. !. F. Eagle led discussion of home economies. Miss Mabel Beasley assisted her mother in entertaining. A plate lunch con concluded the pleasure of the after non. Those present were: Mrs. J. M Shelburne Mrs. J. c. Dawson, Mrs Eagle Mrs. W. N. Griffin Mrs. w. F. Notion Miss Haywood Motion, Mrs. T. T. Burns, Mrs. Harold Robinson. Mrs. ]. C. Hockett Mrs NJ. l.. Haggard and Mrs. Beasley.
 Miss Lois Buck entertained the social club of East Birmingham Tuesday even- ing at her home. Rock was the feature of the evening, and a musical programme was presented. after which salad and cof- fee were enjoyed by 30 guests
 Mrs. J. W. B. Chambers, representing the Cunningham School Improvement as- sociation,8 and Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson, rep