The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-14
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l The Soross Crochet club met this week with Mrs. w. D. Bankston. The after noon was spent with crocheting and fancy work Later delicious salad course was served to Mrs. A. A. Chancey Mrs. w. T. Wingo, Mrs. Latham, Mrs. Jesse Win ston, Mrs. J. w. Merrill, Mrs. NJ. D. Hopper. Mrs. R. T. Chaney, Mrs. Saw l yer and Mrs. Carrigan.
 Miss Katherine Gregory entertained the | Saturday Night Rock club. Her home was adorned with palms and blooming plants and after the game an ice course was served to Miss Matte Hughes Ken | nedy, Miss Katherine Gregory, Miss Ro- l berta Moore, Miss Nina Ban, Miss Lois Mason, Miss Katherine Reed Mir. Walter Hunter, MT. Howard Owens, Mr. Bernard Reed, MT. Lloyd Mason and Mr. Frank Mason.
 The True Hearts, class of the Wood- l lawn Methodist church gave Valentine
 party Friday night at the home of Miss Fife Mae Burks. The Valentine idea was observed in the decorations and refresh- ments, the ices and cakes being in the form of hearts. The evening was passed in playing games and in contests. The women of the Woodlawn Methodist
 Episcopal church will give colonial tea on Washingtons birthday. to which they have issued attractive invitations. It will occur at Mrs. Christians home. Mrs. W. l.. Huggins' class of the West Woodlawn Baptist Sunday school will give a colonial tea at the home of Miss Sybil Love on the night of February 22. The Woman's Missionary society, study circle, will meet on Monday afternoon with Mrs E. c. Brooks.
 Miss Mary Duggar entertained few friends at rock party Friday evening. After the game an ice course was served. Those present were Miss India Gormley, Miss Gladys Pickens, Miss Frances VI n Q Ice A4arsx I-L- Townsend Mir. Stanley Simpson, MT. Ed win Durham, MT. Bernard Reed and MT. Sidney Taylor.
 The congregation of Grace Episcopal church will hold ''get-together'' social at the Piquik club rooms on the evening of February 16 from 8 to 10 o'clock.
 Miss Katherine Laird entertained her sewing club with Valentine party Fri day afternoon. Narcissi and ferns were used in decorating and each guest re- ceived & Valentine. An ice course, pur- suing the Valentine idea, was served. Those present were Miss Marjorie Glass, Miss Gay Sandifer, Miss Marie Martin, Miss Marjorie Merrill, Miss Lucile Speer, Miss Madaline Speer and Mrs. 1tara Moss.
 Mrs. R. H. Carter was hostess at a Valentine party Saturday evening com plimenting Miss Ellie Lytles class of the
 Woodlawn Christian Sunday school. The uecOratlonS were red and white following
 the Valentine suggestion. The evening was spent in playing games and with music. Later an ice course was served. Those invited were Miss Ellie Lytle. Miss Estelle Collier, Miss Ruth Fulgham Miss Ida May Brown, Miss Alice Selars, Miss Gertrude Davis, Miss Louise Brand, Miss Leona Pickens.
 The Nelghborhood Rock club met with Mrs. c. w. Hall Friday afternoon. Hearts were used for decorating, for score cards and for favors. After the game a salad course was served. The guest. besides the club members, was Miss Martha Christian.
 Mrs. w. F. White gave a Valentine party Friday night complimenting the young women of her Sunday school class White and red decorations were used. The evening was spent in playing games and in an initial contest Miss Ethel Karnes won the prize.
 Division No. l, Ladies' Aid of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church. gave two so- cials last evening, one at the home of Mrs. D. I. Cox and one with Mrs. George Bellsnyder The husbands of the ladies were invited, making about co guests. Old fashioned, games were played and in the late evening refreshments were served.
 Mrs. John A. Lambert entertained yes- terday afternoon from 1 to with q sur prise party complimenting MT. NJ. l.. Byars. The afternoon was spent in play ing games and an ice course was served.