The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

1 Rose McDonough. Miss Mary Varin, Miss Dowd and Miss Belle English.
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 An interesting event of the past week was the party given by Miss Jessie Carter on Friday evening complimenting her guest. Miss Anna Belle Kendall of Lexing- ton, Ky. Ferns. blooming plants and car nations were used in decorating, and the evening was pleasantly spent with music and in playing rock. Late in the even ing an ice course was served Those pres ent were: Miss Anna Belle Kendall. Miss | Lapsley Laner, Miss Josephine Miller, Miss Grille Griffith and Miss Jessie Car ter; Mir Frank Brewer. MT. W. Davidson. MT. w. T. Stewart, MT. Richard Yar- brough and Mir. E. Galloway MT. and Mrs. G. C. Smith entertained with a dinner party on Friday evening honoring MT. and Mrs. B. E. Hyde and MT. Cephas DiclSie. bowl of carna- tions upon lace cover centered the table After dinner the evening was spent in playing cards.
 The Woodlawn Social club met on Friday evening with Miss Lotose Plant The afternoon was spent in playing progressive rock, after which salad course followed by an ice was served to the following members: Mrs. Louise Orr, Mrs R. r. Rutedge, Mrs. O. l.. Moore, Mrs. F. N. Jones' Mrs Ida M. Byars, Mrs T. B. Black. Mrs Emma Hammett. Mrs. Sam Hartsfield Miss Marie Moore and Miss Myrtle Hammett. The guests present were: Mrs. Earl Hargrove Mrs B.. c. Burnett and Miss Mataleigh Plant
 The Friday Evening Social club met with Mrs. w H. Basenberg Roses were used to make the reception rooms bright and attra ctive A musical programme was furnished by Mrs. S. P. West. Miss Emma Belle Guthrie. Miss Pearl Dobbins and Miss Mildred Basenberg. Embroidery and crocheting ocalIpied the remainder of the afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. l.. E. Bodey. Mrs. w. B. Dobbins, Mrs. C. R. Guthrie, Mrs. J. w. Hanby. Mrs. B. F. Hyde, Mrs. A. L. Miller Jr., Mrs. S. P. West and Mrs. w. H Basenberg.
 A beautiful children's party was given on Friday afternoon by Mrs. w. M. Ches- nut. the occasion being the 7th birthday of her little daughter, Mildred The aft ernoon was spent in playing games in the rose-decked rooms. Later an ice course and punch were served Those present were. Olivia Basenberg, Edith Bodey, Nellie Woods, Irene Bodey, Frances West, Elizabeth Bivins, Lottie Bodey, Dorothy Wallace, Elizabeth Guthrie, Charles Guth- rie and Elizabeth Davis.
 The Neighborhood club met with Mrs. Joseph Mosley. The guests were enter taned upon the veranda which was frag- rant with spring flowers. The afternoon was spent with fancy work and embroid- cry Late in the afternoon a salad course served. Among those present were: Mrs. Anton Hrabe, Mrs. J. w. Powers, Mrs. J. W. Allen. Mrs. J. w. May, Mrs Emerson Goodwin and Miss Marie Lacy. The guests present were Mrs. Oscar Jones and Mrs. Mary Langford.
 The Womans Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church will meet at o'clock on Monday in the church par lors
 The Sorosis club met with Mrs. J. w. Sawyer. The decorations for the after non were in pink and white. A large white crocheted basket filled with pink roses formed the centerpece for the dining table and small baskets of the same kind were presented to the members as favors. Among those present were: Mrs Salle Rast Mrs. O. A. Latham, Mrs. R. $. Chancey. Mrs. S. Williams, Mrs. Winston and others.
 will meet with Mrs. +. Jesse Johnston.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Speer and family have moved to Washington. D. C., where they will in future reside.
 Mrs. John Trewett and Miss Tollver who have been visiting Mrs. Miles Brad ford. have returned to their home in Lebanon, Tenn.
 Mir and Mrs. W. A. Morton and family have moved from Fairview to Wood lawn. where they will make their home.
 Miss Jamie McLaurine is visiting reIa- tives in Nashville.
 Mrs. William McLain and son, Robert of Huntsville. are visiting MT. and Mrs Will McLain. Jr, in Woodlawn.
 Mrs. Tattie Lawrence of Leeds is wis., ing relatives in Woodlawn.
 Little Olin Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs