The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-14

guest of Mrs. W. T. Lamar. has returned to her home in Ohio. Mrs. Brown and son, Fouts Brown, of Morris, are the guests of Mrs. ]. w Adams.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Finley of Mont gomery are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. K. Bailey.
 home after delightful visit with friends in Adamsville.
 Miss Lula Hendricks is the guest of Miss. Clercy Keith.
 MT. Clifford Bazemore of Montgomery Is the guest of relatives.
 Miss Loretta Bailey. who has been quite ill is improving.
 Mr. l. S. Heinz of Chattanooga and Mir. Joseph Staaf of Savannah. Ga. are the guests of MT. and Mrs T. ]. Hickey. MT. w. B. Austin has moved his fam fly to Decatur. Mrs Ruth Rothrock will leave for her home in Auburn after a delightful visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. F.. Hammers
 MT. Paul Thurkeson has returned to
 Brierield after a visit to relatives.
 Miss Ulma Brown, who is at McAdory' s infirmary is improving. Mrs. J. T. Taylor entertained few
 of her friends with a motor trip com plimenting Mrs. ]. 1T. Moore of Toledo, - -NAiN' ~'AAS' "- ss- ANA'~~- East Lake Mrs. F. G. Burchfel was hostess Friday afternoon to the Pierian club She was assisted in receiving the guests by her sisters. Mrs. NJ. c. Hubbard Mrs. Mildred Brown and Mrs. J. w. Prude The study for the afternoon was Nor
 way" with the following papers: "The Landscapes" Mrs T. E. Huey; Rural TIfe n I nu A. n. Smith; Winter Sports Mrs. Rob- ert Morris, and the Norwegian Love ! Song, Mrs. Wayland Jones. At the close of the programme de- | lghtful social hour was spent. The hos tess served, both salad and ice course,
 the Valentine motif being evident. | The guests present were: Mrs. w. F.. Woolley, Mrs. O. R. Newman, Mrs. R. II. Walker. Miss Tida Hughes, Mrs. Manly
 Moore, Mrs. Amelia Embry, Mrs. M C.. Hubbard. Mrs. Mildred N. Brown and
 Mrs I. W. Prude. | Friday afternoon at the city hall. Mrs. F. E. Belsher, Mrs. J. c. McPhaul and
 Mrs. T. F. Bondurant were the hostesses ! at a candy drawing given under the aus
 pices of the Alex Stephens chapter, Daughters of the Confectionery l One of the loveliest afafirs of the week
 was the tea given by tho Rose Gardeners
 at the home of Mrs. !. T. McPherson. Hearts and Cupids predominated in the 1 decorations and were everywhere in evil
 dence. In the dining room the lace-cov- cred table centered with a basket of rose
 colored carnations, and the sortfly shaded | light falling upon 1t made the entire ef- l feet charming.
 l Music for the afternoon was furnished | by Miss Kathleen Meadow, Miss Heine | Mrs. E. c. Burchfel and Mrs. Beaure-
 gard Vintson. The visitors were met in
 tho reception hall by Mrs. R. D. Tyler,
 Mrs. Victor Randolph and Mrs. Earle Burwell
 1 With Mrs. Mcpherson in the living room were Mrs. o. B. Newman Mrs. D. G.
 Burchfiel and Mrs. R. II. Walker.
 Tea was poured by Mrs. Beecher Byrd
 and Mrs. Earl Davis, assisted by Mrs 1 w. E. Wooley, Mrs D. E. McLendon Mrs. W. T. Prickett and Mrs. S. F 1 Jones.
 | Mrs. Laura E. Robinson and son, Mem
 ory Leake, are in Tupelo, Miss, visit | ing her brother, MT. NJ. E. Leake. | Mrs. M. G. Hubbard and little daugh- | ter of Cordova are the guests of Mrs
 F. G. Burchfiel. They will remain fol
 the week.
 MT. and Mrs. G. w Burt, Jr., have
 moved to Lewisburg, where they will
 make their future home. Miss Evie Burt returned home on Sat | urday after absence of few days visiting relatives.
 Arbor day was appropriately celebrated
 at Howard college Friday, the programme
 being one of interest to the large audi | ence present.
 Mrs. J. D. Dixon entertained the Merr, | Needle club at her new home