The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

Mr. J. F. Thomas is convalescent from
 recent illness at his home in Wyam.
 MT. A. J. Lusk of St. Clair Springs is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Walter Dim mitt.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will hold a meeting Thursday aft | ernoon with Mrs. Percy Holmes, the training class will meet Thursday even | ing at the church, and the Girls auxiliary will be entertained Friday afternoon by | Mrs. A. B. Davenport. 1 Leslie and Virginia Claire Sawyer are | i'll at the home of their parents in Wylam The Servant Opus circle will meet April
 6 with Mrs. Henry Hoot as hostess in I Avondale.
 | Miss Violet Swift will entertain the T.
 D. s. club Saturday afternoon. l Mrs. Tom Little has returned to Leeds after an extended stay with relatives in | Avondale.
 1 Mrs B. Vaughn left yesterday for Shelf
 field, after a visit to Mrs. w. F. Haney. 1 Miss Eva Lee Collins, of Collinsvile,
 who has been the guest of Miss Annie Mae 1 Brown, has returned home 1 Mrs J. B. Farrell was hostess to the Womans Missionary society of the Wall | ker Memorial church Monday afternoon
 at her home in West End. l MT. and Mrs. F. R. Batson and MT. and
 Mrs Carl Barker have returned from a delightful motor trip to Maxine. l Mrs. J. T. Bush is at home after visit 1 to Green Bay, Wis.
 | Rev Palmer DuBose of China will de- | liver missionary lecture Thursday even-
 ing at the Vine Street Presbyterian ! church.
 An egg hunt will be givyn Friday aft
 ernoon at the home of Mrs A. J. Ozanne | Df 41,A S,4. iucx
 society of the West End Methodist | church.
 Mrs. Frank Patterson of Grand View
 is the guest of Mrs. N. c. Glass | The Highland band of the Ensley Bap- | tist church gave a social Monday after noon at the home of Mrs. J. F. Kent and peach blossoms and ferns formed the decorations. A musical and literary pro-
 gramme was enjoyed and light refresh- ments were served. Fifty names were | registered in the guest book. Mrs. R. L. Hicks was hostess to the l members of the Book-Lovers club yester- day afternoon in Fairfield. Mrs. D. N. | Hill and Mrs. M. A. Fayle were guests | of the afternoon.
 | Mrs. A. H. Allen entertained the women l of the Hunter Street Baptist church Mon | day afternoon and an interesting contest | was an interesting feature of the enter
 tainment Thirty guests were present. | Miss Esther Rosenfeld has sufficiently
 recovered from her recent illness to be removed from the Birmingham infirmary | to her home in Ensley.
 1 MI. and Mrs. Charles Malcolm of East l Birmingham have named their little daughter Margaret Allen. l Mrs. J. Mims and little daughter of
 Montgomery are visiting Mrs. R. E. | Smith.
 l Miss Vernon Day, Miss Wilda Simms
 and Miss Minnie Rodenberry have re-
 turned from visit to Chattanooga. | MT. and Mrs. John Carns were hosts at | a delightful dancing party last evening in l Woodlawn in honor of their guest, Mrs. Charles Nixon of Tuscaloosa. Fragant 1 spring blossoms and ferns made the rooms on the lower floor of the house bright and
 attractive and the flower banked punch bowl was placed on the porch and pre-
 sided over by Miss Ethel Rhodes. An ex- cellent orchestra furnished music for the I dancers and at midnight a delicious buffet supper was served in the dining room. Receiving with the hosts and honoree were Mrs. J. H. O'Neill, Mrs. Lillian Tay- Tor, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Montgomery, MT.