The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-02
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  that Miss Lucille Miller of Birmingham will arrive this morning for visit of few days with MT. and Mrs. Zeno T. Harris, 51 South Idlewild street, en route to Deeson. Miss. to visit Miss Margaret Brooks. Miss Miller was for. merly a popular society girl In this city and her coming will afford much pleasure to a wide circle of friends.
 Miss Florence Blankenship celebrated her birthday yesterday afternoon at her home in Pratt City with party to which she invited 30 friends. An Ice course was served, birthday cake cut and contests were enjoyed during the latter part of the evening.
 Miss Corry Young was hostess to the Prothean Sunday school class last evening at her home. A salad course was served to 25 guests.
 Mrs. H. B. Young of Atlanta is the guest Of Mrs. W. P. Thomas
 Dr. w. A. Candy of Florida Is vis- iting MT. F. c. yann.
 Mir and Mrs. F., K. Williams have gone to Little Rock. Ark, to spend several weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth Dawson of Vicksburg is visiting relatives in Pratt City.
 Mrs. Albert Harris has returned to Madisonville. Ky. after visit to Wy la:u relatives.
 The Rev. A. E. Page will organize a study class of Baptist women this afternoon to meet in the Sunday school rooms. The organization will be in connection with the graded union.
 The Eastern Star will meet this even ing at Masonic hall.
 The Epworth league will hold a devo- tional programme tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock
 Miss Fannie Shepherd of Edgefield. s. C.. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. G. Burns, in East Lake. MT. and Mrs T. F. Bondurant are guests of their aunt, Mrs. Stubb1e, in Centreville.
 The Alexander Stevens chapter, U. b C., will meet Friday with Mrs. R. A Hardin.
 Mrs. c. c. Jones entertained the sun- flower Gardeners yesterday afternoon An all-day session of the Woman $ Missionary union of the Baptist church occurred with Mrs. A. D. Smith and Mrs, +. D. Belsher as hostesses Miss Ruth Clem gave a reception Saturday evening to which she asked 25 of her young friends yhe Rock club. formerly meeting or Saturday evenings in Woodlawn, has adopted Monday as the day of meeting and last evening MT. Walter Hunter and MT. Howard Owen were the hosts entertaining at the home of Mrs. c. A Bain. The usual programme of games was observed by the membership of 12 Miss Lucy Haverly, who has beer seriously i'll with typhoid fever Is con
 MT. D. N. Smith has returned iron Tuscaloosa.
 The Boyles School Improvement as sociation will hold an important meet ing this afternoon at the Barton school at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
 Miss Marian Walker has resumed her studies in Montevallo after a brief visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. L. w Walker. In Inglenook. Mrs. w. D. LAngston, who visited her parents in Rome. Ga, has returned home.
 MT. Roy Clay was removed to his home yesterday in Boyles from a local in1rmary.
 MT. Lloyd Davis has been called to I ottfSAiC oSSduSC VI tAAo iiAlCSS VI HIS sister.
 Miss Carmie simpson of Montgom- cry is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Thomas Lennox, in Ensley. Mrs. J. B. Adams is the guest of relatives in Anniston. Mrs. T. A. Eubank has as her guest her parents, Mir. and Mrs. N. A. Barks- dale, of Montgomery. The Sesame club will meet in Wylam tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. F. w. Mcdonald.
 The Amicidia club will meet with Ms. Ira Gorham Wednesday,; the Book lovers' club of Fairfield this afternoon with Mrs. w. M. Persons and the Mat rons' Five Hundred club Thursday with Mrs. M. R. Johnson. The Womans club of Fairfield will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock in the Commercial club rooms.
 This afternoon the Fairview School Improvements association will hold q meeting at the school building and an address will be given by Assistant Su- perintendent C.. B. Glenn.