The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-18
SOCIETY IN GREATER
 BIRMINGHAM


 at dinner Tuesday evening in Wylam. Pink hyacin1.s centered the dainty table about which were seated the following: Mrs. J. c. Marugg, Miss Eda Marugg, Mrs. B. c. Mccormack, Mrs. R. D. Watts, Mrs M. H. McDowell Mrs. Albert Spen- cer and Mrs. Chris Marugg.
 The K. D. c. class entertained their friends at a St. Patrcli's social last even ing at the home of Mrs. R. l.. Glasgow 1n Wylam. White and green decorations were used and the same colors prevailed
 in the refreshments which were served at the close of the evening"
 Mrs. J. F. Thomas will entertain the philathea class of the Baptist church Fri day evening.
 Division No. l. A. O. H., gave St. Patrick S party last evening at Pratt City hail. Shamrocks and flags made the rooms attractive and the evening was spent with recitations and music. Later dancing was enjoyed and light refreSh- merts were dispensed.
 Mrs. A. S. Boyd entertained the mis- sionary band of the East Thomas Baptist church yesterday afternoon. A social. hour followed the business session and refreshments were served to about 25 guests.
 Mrs. W. A. Smith has returned to SIrnpter after visit to MT. and Mrs. P w. Smith in Pratt City.
 | Mrs. Annie Copes of Nashville is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. M. Potter. 1 Miss Ethel Green has returned to Dunn Tcisn after spending the winter with
 her aunt. Mrs. Leslie Potter. | Mrs. Albert Eager was hostess to the Psi Sigma Psi club yesterday in East Lake. St. Patrick decorations were used | and the same idea was carried out in the diversions of the afternoon. consisting | of contest, An Irish Love Story and a Shamrock hunt" A salad course was served to the members and additional guests, including: Mrs. John Vinson, Mrs. Terrence Rider Mrs. M L. Davidson, Miss Ruth Bryant. Mrs. D. E. Meadows ana Miss Kathleen Meadow. | The mothers of the Barrett school will | Eold an important meeting Friday after noon to make the plans for beautifying the school grounds. Mrs. R. E. Mcdonald will have charge of the meeting. | A lovely St. Patrick tea was given in Avondale yesterday afternoon with Mrs. | T. l.. Walker as hostess. The house was 1 bright and attractive with shamrocks and other emblems of the season and a de- | lightful musical programme was arranged. Ices and confectioneries were served in 1 the dining room. About 75 invitations were sent out.
 The M. O. M. club entertained their friends at an informal dance last evening at Griffin's hall in Avondale. The rooms were prettily decorated for the happy I event and besides the chaperones about 50 young people were present. | MT. w. T. McKibbon IS visiting friends | in Montevallo.
 | In Fairfield, Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. I T. G. Warren was hostess to the N F. IT. l club, including several extra guests In l the courtesy. Jonqlils and violets deco rated the living room where tables had been placed for 800. At the end of the game, Mrs. W. G. Bickell and Mrs. w. F. Lewis were awarded dainty prizes. A salad course was served to the members and Mrs. J. c. Walker, Mrs. Marshall McCulley, Mrs. William I.andrum, Mrs. R. F. Hogan and Mrs. Furlong. A meeting of the Book Lovers was held Tuesday with Mrs. T. A. Newbold as were: Mrs. c. L. Foster, Mrs. J. B.. Aenew, Mrs. w. M. Persons, Mrs. W. c. Carey. Mrs. Isaac Morris and Mrs. E. H. Farr.
 The Cosmos club will observe "Educa- tional Day. Friday at the Ensley High land Presbyterian church. Mrs. H. A. Huffaker has returned from Roanoke, and is at home with her sister, Mrs. O. l.. Veazy.
 Miss Ruby McLain of Shelby is the guest of Mrs. George Crossett. Miss Atthy Majors of Calera is visiting Mrs. Ella Mehaffey.
 A delightful meeting of the Matrons' Social club took place yesterday after | ernoon with Mrs. George Brewer as hos tess at her home in Woodlawn. Ferns and hyacinths, of every hue, were pret- | tily combined with decorations of the l St. Patrick season. The shamrock motif
 was also employed in the score cards and ices. Tea was passed as the guests entered by Miss Helen Edwards and after an Interesting game of auction a plate luncheon was served. Fifteen members and the following guests were present: | Miss Helen Edwards Miss Minnie Bishop, Miss Marie Couch, Mrs. John Vance and