The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-25
AyOndale

Complimenting Miss Maribel Haynie and Miss Bella Sanderon of Auburn, Mrs. w.. r. Haynie chaperoned the following to West Lake: Miss Maribel Haynie, Miss Bella Sameron, Miss valla McCool. Miss Lorine Farr, Miss Hazel Stone. Miss Ida Killian, Miss Christina Dickenson. Mr. O. H. Allen, MT. Harry Berry, MT. Ar thur Hayne, MT. Boyd Hargrove and MT Arthur Lee Hayley.
 l The members of the Senior Epworth league enjoyed truck ride to West Lake Friday night. The Rev. and Mrs. Claude Orear were chaperones.
 | Club No. 10 of the Avondale Baptist church gave a moonlight nicnic at Fulton l Springs Thursday night. Fifty young peo- pie were In the party
 The baby show which was given Thurs l day afternoon and night for the benefit of the Methodist church, proved to be successful For the prettiest doll carriage and dress Katherine Drennen won first prize and Annie Lee Bruce won first prize for the most beautiful baby.
 The T. D. s. club met Saturday aft ernoon with Miss Violet Swift. After an interesting card game delicious ices were served to Miss Mabel Garrett Miss ] Hazel Stone. Miss Ida Killian. Miss Car, 1 Lena Hollen, Miss Valla McCool Miss Louise Farr and Miss Ruth Kelley Miss Ruth Suydam was hostess Fri day in honor of Miss Josephine Powers of Lowndesboro who is the guest of Miss Annie Brown. Rock was a feature of the afternoon. Punch and ices were served to the following guests Miss Jo- sophine Powers, Miss Lillian Frey, Miss Cordele Anderson, Miss Lois Farr, Miss Annie Wallace, Margaret Coffee. Miss Done Whitfield. Miss Mary Lyman, Miss Mary Homer and Miss Anlyn Anderson of Jackson, Tenn.
 1 The Forty-two club met Friday after noon with Mrs. Walter Harrel. At the close of the afternoon dainty refresh- ments were served to Mrs. George Han lin, Mrs. F. l.. Leip, Mrs Horace Little, Mrs. Arthur Fitch, Mrs. G. R. Trafford, Mrs Montgomery, Mrs. F. M. Scott. Mrs. 1 Will Terry, Mrs. Henry Martin, Mrs. Charles Passmore, Mrs. Harry Passmore.
 The Round Dozen club met this week with Mrs. J. A. Willing Forty-two was played and ices were served to the fol- 1 lowing members Mrs. W. A. Griffin, Mrs. s. E. Farr, Mrs. Abner Hawkins, Mrs M. D. Bishop, Mrs, w. s. Suydam, Mrs w. R McDougall and Mrs John Keith.
 Miss Lee Ila Lackey was hostess thls week in honor of MT Aureleus Lackey ! of Selma Those present were: Miss Ruth Kelley. Miss Ollie Beard. Miss Wytol Lackey. MT. and Mrs. O. A. Wiltsie, MT. 1 Grant TreVltt and MT. A. Roe. l Miss Mildred Martin and Miss Frances Beason left this morning for Decatur. 1 Mrs A. R. Craddock and son, Paul, who have been the guests of relatives. have returned to Fl Paso, Tex. l Mir and Mrs. A. Cheatam of Columbus, i Miss, are the guests of Mrs. E. M 1 Scott.
 1 Miss Lola McCool will leave Tuesday to visit friends at Hughes. 1 Miss Valla McCool will leave next week to visit Miss Laura Kyle at Tusca oosn. | MT. J. M Brook is ineDalas. Tex
 MT. and Mrs. R. T. Hood are in Att | lanta.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Self are spending several weeks in Knoxville. 1 Miss Hattie Tranertwen is in Florida.
 MT. G. c. McWhorter is the guest of relatives in Chicago.
 Miss Lula Ellard is visiting Miss Grace Bentley at Furman.
 Mrs Jim Wilbourks of Columbus, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. E. Mckenzie. 1 Mrs l.. l.. Jordan of Pensacola, Fla, | is the guest of Miss Louise Oneal. Miss Lor,ne Farr was hostess Friday afternoon at card party. The tables were arranged in the living room, where I art flowers and ferns were used as dec- orations After an interesting game a ! delicious ice course was served to the following guests: Miss Hazel Stone. Miss