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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-14
WOODLAWN

The Woodlawn Social club was deilSht- fully entertained Friday afternoon py Mrs. M, E. Hammett. The club colors, yellow and white, were carried out III the Gecora tions of large and beauutul chrys, anthemums Progressive rock was played and following the game a salad anu an ice course were served. Among tliose present were: Mrs. Ida M Byers, Mrs Y. R. Black Mrs. Sam Hartsfield, Miss Myrtle Hammett, Mrs. F. M. Jones, Mrs Scull, Mrs. w. F. Miller Mrs. R. F.. Rutledge, Mrs H. F. Newman, Mrs. Cam non. Mrs Louise Orr. Mrs. 0. l.. Moore, Mrs Rothschilds, Mrs. C. w. Plant, Mrs F. NJ. Mansin, Mrs R. c. Osborne. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. D. H. Patton, an others
 The Friday Afternoon Social club met with Mrs A. c. Chestnut. Fall flowers were used with ferns in decorating the rooms where the guests were entertained.
 The afternoon was spent with crocheting and other fancy work. and later refresh
 ments were served. Among those present were: Mrs. A. l.. Miller. Mrs. Houston 1, Wrisenant, Mrs. J. w. Hanby. Mrs. Lucas. Mrs D. F. Hyde, Mrs. A. l.. Miller, Jr., Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. Liv- ] sey, Mrs A. J. Koenig, Miss Louise
 Koenig, and others.
 l One of the pleasant meetings of the
 week was that of the Gretchen club with
 Miss Helen Duncan. After a morning spent in sewing and crocheting an elab- crate luncheon was served al l o'clock at
 beautiful decorated table. Members
 present. we're: Miss Lapsley Lanier, Miss Annif Claude Brown, Miss Carrie Lee | Wilrtot, Miss Lucy Proctor and Misa Katherine Gregory. The invited guests werek Miss Minnie Dunn and Miss Patty Mae Duncan.
 ' The Highland Crochet club met Thurs
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tist church will meet at 2:30 on Monday afternoon with Mrs. William Cowgirl on Thirty-fourth avenue.
 The Womens Missionary society of Mount Vernon Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at 2:S0 at the home of Mrs James Martin on Thirty fifth avenue.
 The Junior Missionary society will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mt. Ver- non church.
 On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Burton Slack was delightful hostess to the members of the Little Sewing club in honor of her mother, Mrs. w. M. Che- shire, and her sister, Mrs. Hamel Che shire, of Atlanta, who are her guests. The house was lovely in yellow and white, these colors being evidenced by a profu- sion of hrysanthemums. Rock was the diversion of the afternoon, five tables being set and the prize, gold and White plate. was won by Mrs. J. R. Slack. Late in the afternoon a salad and ice course was served yellow being shown in these and in the hints. Mrs. Slack 5 guests were: Mrs. M. E. NIorland, Mrs. Frank Rice Mrs. T. A. Robinson Mrs. c. B. Rogers, Mrs. M. R Anderson, Mrs. R. M. Lynch, Mrs. J. M. McKinstry, Mrs R. IT. Wharton, Mrs. L. A. Jenkins. Mrs F. A. Brown, Mrs. W. H. Pea cock, Mrs. J. A. Walton. Mrs. Robert Beckham Mrs. J. R. Slack, Mrs. w. G.. Durett, Mrs. W. w. Walker. Mrs. R. j.. Foster, Jr.. Mrs. A. c. Stone, Mrs. w. G: Tyler Mrs. c. O. Peake Mrs Richard Walker, Miss Bessie Russell, Miss Lu- cle Robinson. Miss Mary Srpadley, Miss Ella May Jenkins.
 pr. J. R.. Stodghill left on Saturday afternoon for Huntsville, where he will attend the state convention of the Bap- tist church.
 MT. w.. M. Makemson Is absent on business trip to Louisiana.
 Miss Lafore Fontaine was the guest or Miss Irene Stodghill on Thursday.
 Mir. David Bar is able to be on crutches after his injury of some months ago.
 Mrs J. M Luster is i'll at local 1n- firmary.
 Mrs. c. T. Starbuck returned on Sat urday from Jasper, where she attended the state convention of the Christian church.
 Miss Thelma Scoggins and Miss Louise Beatty of Bessemer spent Thursday with Mrs. E. Mccoy on Twentieth avenue,
 MT. J. P Dovel has returned from weeks trip to Newport, Tenn
 MT. O. H. Orr has returned from Deca- tur, where he went as delegate 10 the synod. ,,,
 Mrs. Mary Holdridge is seriously i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs James M. Tollett on Twentieth avenue. .., The Rev. W. O. Horton and family VIII remove from North Birmingham during the present week to make their nome in BrightOny MT. Frank Pilkington has been removed to the Birmingham infirmary, where ne is in a serious condition as result or his injury received on last Saturday MT. and Mrs. Robert J. Foster. Jr., nave moved into their new home on twenty seventh avenue, where they have set up housekeeping.
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EAST LAKE

Miss Lillian Lobdell of Rosedale, Miss, was honoree on Thursday afternoon at a reception given by Mrs. w. C. Cald- well. The rooms were beautifully dec- orated; baskets of rich red dahlias, red candles and shaded lights making a lovely background for the handsomely groomed women present. The same color motif of red prevailed in the din- i~ n1'. where gorgeous basket of red dahlias over lace centered the tea
 The guestts We're met at the door by Mrs. W. N. Griffin and Mrs. II. E. Wat lington and introduced to the hostess and honoree by Mrs A. D. Smith and Miss Ailsen Lampkin; Mrs. Cecil Alexan- de. invited them to the dining room, where Mrs l.. A. Keene presided at the tea table and Mrs. T. M. Beck and Mrs Marie Lake served them, assisted by Miss Rosa Baucroft Miss Lois Wat lington and Miss Martha Truss
 Miss Lobdell was beautiful in old rose satin and embroidered chiffon. with Killarney roses. Mrs. Caldwell wore black crepe de chine, with white trim |mings, and carried white roses.
 About 100 cards were received dur
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brought the pleasant afternoon to a close. Enjoying Mrs. Greens charming hospitality were: Mrs. James Daily, Mrs.
 Charles Varin, Mrs. E. B. Hanes, Mrs. J. G. Chambers, Mrs. T. R. Harwell. Mrs. A. c. Whitstone, Mrs O. H. Hay good, Mrs. Vinerett Smith, Mrs. c. c.
 Moore, Mrs. A. Lawrence, Miss Mabel
 Wonston. Visitors present were Mrs. I.
 Loveless. Mrs. E. H. Warren and Miss Snow Slayton.
 Mrs. Winn Cummings and little daughter, Madelyne, were guests of Mrs. Cummings sister, Mrs. D. N. Young, in Woodlawn Thureday when Mrs. Young entertained at a spend-the-d day party. One of the most delightful as well as interesting affairs of the week was the meeting of the Cunningham School Inn provement association held in the audi torium of the school Thursday A large number of members were in attendance. Mrs. Jack Askew, the newly elected president. presided over the meeting. Reports from various committees were read, after which a pleasant hour was spent with music, songs and readings Mrs. Carl Sawyer, Mrs. Vinnett Smith
 Miss McGhee, Miss Eleanor Patterson and Mr.A w. Waltermire contributed te the excellent programme. At a later hour Mrs. L. H. Mum, Mrs. l.. J. Askew
 Mrs. A. M. Girten, Mrs. w. r. Eastis Mrs. William Meehan and Mrs. J. H Crute welcomed the members and guests | into the dining room where, from a table made beautiful by it's attractive decorations of pupkins and garden flow CTS, suggestive of Thanksgiving. a plate 1 luncheon was served to the 50 members present.
 | Mrs. J. D. Williams and niece Miss Willie Newman, of Oxford are the guests of Mrs. J. p. Page in East Bir- mingham.
 1 A charming hostess of the past week
 was Mrs. w. Waltermire when she en tertained a few friends at a dinner al
 her home Thursday. Seated around the
 table, which was centered with vase
 of stately yellow and white chrysanthe-
 mums, were the following guests: Int
 Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Emmerson, Rev and Mrs. J. D. Hanes, Rev. and Mrs. w
 S. Brown and MT. and Mrs. w. Walter mire.
 | MT. Lewis Cummings, who has beer
 confined to his home by illness. is i'm proving.
 Mrs Enock Smith entertained at g theatre party Thursday complimentine
 Mrs. M E. Mills of Potts Camp, Miss. after which delightful luncheon wal enjoyed. Included In Mrs. Smiths hos pitaiity were the following friends
 Mir. and Mrs w Faulkner. Mrs. M D
 Mills, Miss Viola Faulkner and MT Drennen Faulkner.
 1 At meeting of the Cunningham School Improvement association recent ly held the following committees wer appointed for the ensuing year: Enter itainment committee. Mrs. P. J. Duffin
 chairman: assistants. Mrs R. K. Sims
 Mrs. John Lacy. Mrs. w. F. Eastis an(
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ing the afternoon by little Pleas Alex ander and Pauline Lake.

ing the afternoon by little Pleas Alex ander and Pauline Lake.
 Mrs. Laura E. Robinson entertained the Pierian club at her home on Friday afternoon. Chrysanthemums were used entirely for the decorations; beautiful red and yellow ones adorned the living room, while in tho dining room the table was centered with handsome yell low chrysanthemums.
 musical programme was presented by Mrs. A. D. smith, Mrs. J. A. Hen drix, Mrs H. A. Darden, Mrs. ChappeH Cory, Mrs T. E. Huey, Mrs J. c. Daw- son, Mrs. Amelia Embry, Miss May Ottis Robinson and Miss Kathleen Meadow.
 The hostess was assisted in serving a most tempting salad course by Miss Grace Robinson, Miss May Ottis Rob- inson, Miss Ottis Ligon and Miss Geor- gia Weatherell. Specially invited guests were: Mrs. w. E. Oldham, Miss Claud Robinson, Miss Mary Robinson, Mrs. J. E. Robinson, Mrs. 0. B. Sparks, Mrs. H. c. Stratford Mrs. c. F. Shu- mate, Mrs. w. F. Motion, Miss Haywood Motion, Mrs. l.. A. Keene, Mrs. T. D.. Moor, Miss Annie Mellen, Mrs. R. H. Walker, Mrs. M. L. Davidson, Mrs. w. c. Mitcham, Mrs. D. G. Meadow, Mrs. Robert Hewlett, Mrs. Charles McFar- land and Miss Lillian Lobdell; the club members present were Mrs. J. D. Ban croft, Mrs. N. A. Barrett, Mrs. Willis Bass, Mrs. D. G. Burchfiel, Mrs. w. c. Caldwell, Mrs. Chappall Cory, Mrs. Ro- berta Culpepper, Mrs. J. c. Dawson, 1 Mrs. w. N. Griffin, Mrs. J. A. Hendricks.
 Mrs. T. F. Huey, Mrs. c. c. Jones, Mrs.
 IT. A. Darden. Mrs. J. T. McPherson,
 Mrs. Robert Norris, Mrs. A. D. Smith,
 Mrs. H. H. Hibbs. Mrs. H. P. Waiting | ton, Mrs. Sumpter Lea, Jr., Miss Lu
 Abbe Chambless and Mrs. Laura E. Robinson.
 Miss Jessie Macon and Miss Margaret Macon were joint hostesses on Thurs l day afternoon to the Campfire Girl 1 Miss Aileen Lampkin presented her res ignation as councillor. to the great re- gret of the young ladies. Miss Nell 1 Smith was selected to succeed Miss
 Lampkin, After the business session
 refreshments were served and social hour was enjoyed by the following
 Miss Emily Mccoy, Miss Maxie Norris
 Miss Annie Senn. Miss Annie Motion
 Miss Mary Lou Bernhard, Miss Carolyn
 Hill. Miss Aileen Lampkin, Miss Jessis
 Macon and Miss Margaret Macon.
 The Matrons club was delightfully."- entertained this week by Mrs. Harold B. Robinson. The decorations were ir 1.-the Beautiful dark autumn shades, witt ,cut flowers on the tables. Progressiv; lrook was played, the score cards bear ling, touch of the Thanksgiving sea son. At the close of the game salad Iplate with cranberry ice was served tt | the following: Mrs. Walter Hill, Mrs Y. l.. sem, Mrs. T. R. Eagles, Mrs. H H. Hibbs, Mrs. John Roper, Mrs. C. + Shumate, Mrs. w. l.. Tate, Mrs. D. r. Mckinley, Mrs Joe Senn. Mrs. E. J
 Robinson. Mrs. D. E. McLendon, Mrs
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Mrs. N. G. Garrett. Reception commi tee, Mrs. J. W. B. Chambers. chairmall assistants, Miss Amelia Wilks, Mil Olive Lewis, Miss Margaret Macpha3 son and Mrs. J. Parker. ProgramnH committed, Mrs. John E. Ellis, chaid man; Mrs Carl Sawyer, assistant Mem bership committee. Mrs. J. G. Sith, chai1 man; Mrs. Bert Hanes, Mrs. Winn Cum mings, Mrs. Charles Gaylord. Libra1| committee, Mrs. L. H. Mum, chairmaA Mrs. R. w. Stewart, Mrs. Hammer, MT tea, Mrs. J. K. Patterson, chairmal Mrs. J. G. Smith. Building and ground committee. Mrs. Thomas Billsnydea chairman; Mrs. L. J. Askew. Mrs. VI Waltermire, Mrs. A. E. Hobbs. Lundl room committee, Mrs. F. O. Dill, chai! man; Mrs, A. Laurenson, Mrs. R.
 Smith, Mrs. w. Meehan and Mrs. J. M Johnson. Auditorium committee, NH J. 0. Hanes, chairman; Mrs. Viol3 Smith, Mrs. w. c. Pennington. Mil Lewis Cummings and Mrs. Smith Bell snyder.
 Mrs. N. l.. Page and little daughteI Cora Catherine Page, of Vicksbur5 Miss, have returned to their home aftI a pleasant visit to Mrs. R. A. MeltoI
 Mrs M. E, Mills will return to hf home at Potts Camp. Miss, Monday.
 Miss Florence Parker has 'efiis to Cullman after spending short whit with relatives and frienas Ill mast p.y mingham.
 Mrs James Daily has as her gues1 Mrs. E. H Warren and children.
 Mr. W. IT. Parker returned home froz points in Mississippi after an absena of several months.
 Mrs James Daily will entertain tls Busy Workers club at her home Thur day at 2:30 o'clock.
 Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid ss ciety of the East Birmingham BaptiB church will entertain with conce3 and an old-fashioned spelling bee f the church. s
 Mrs. Charles Drake of East Lakl Mrs. Bernard Meehan of Pratt Cif Mrs Charles Rigley of Birminghag were guests of Mrs. Charles Varin spend-the-day party given at hH home the past week complimentary f her guest, Mrs. D. L. Mccullough
 Huntsville.
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R. P. Mccullough, Mrs. s. B. Ewing Mrs. H. B. Robinson, Miss Ottis Liggon, Miss Georgia Weataherall.
 A delightful social was given at Ru- hama Baptist church with the teach CTS of the Beginners department as hostesses Those taking part on the programme were: Miss Cora Hibbs, Miss Johnie Riddle, Mrs. c. F. Shumate, Mrs. cS A. Barrett, pr. H. H. Hibbs, Prof. H. G. Grant and Miss Evelyn Going.
 An interesting contest under tha di- rection of Mrs. Shumate and refresh ments served by Miss Emma Wood, Miss Fannie Kate Bates and Miss Will son ended happy evening.
 MT. and Mrs. William. Duke enter tained on Thursday evening, giving a chicken supper in honor of Professor Caton and the football team of Howard college. A color scheme of red and blue was used in both decorations and in the refreshments. The tables placed under the trees centered with red dahlias around which gathered the young men and young ladies was a beautiful scene.
 Those who enjoyed this hospitality were: Miss Hazel Newman, Miss Martha Truss, Miss Jessie Macon, Miss Lois Scandarett, Miss Hattie Senn, Miss Emma Kennedy, Miss Mary Swindall, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss Louise Me- Donald, MT. Eugene Dunaway. MT. Lee Blackwelder. MT. Charlie Price, MT. E. l. Ford. MT. Robert Robinson, MT. Ed Duke, MT. Roy Roach, MT. Ed Camp bell, MT. Felix Williams, MT. Truett Weaver, Mir. E. M, Strickland, MT. Win ston Caton, MT. Clay Shaw, MT. H. A. Adams and Prof. and Mrs. E. l.. Caton. As the guests entered they were re- ceived by MT. and Mrs. William Duke and punch was served by Miss Mary Mcdonald.
 Mrs. M. J. Burt has returned to her home in Orrville. She was accom- panied by Mrs. G. w. Burt. who will visit relatives in Orrville for the next few weeks.
 Mrs. J. A. Hendricks returned Fri day from q visit to Montgomery
 The Rev. J. E. Barnes of Mobile is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hen dricks.
 Miss Rosa Burwell is at home, after visiting Mrs John Lister in Gads- den.
 MT. Eugene Washington and son, Eu- gene, have gone to New Orleans.
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spent in chatting and doing fancy work and at the noon hour three-course luncheon was served.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Foster of Maxwell, Tenn, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs J. c. Mason.
 MT. and Mrs Edgar Moran have named their little son, Daniel Moran.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M Jeter have come from Snow Springs to make their home in Wylam.
 Miss Elizabeth Glasglow of Crumley' s Chapel is the guest of relatives here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-14
ENSLEY

Thursday afternoon at her home
 Ensley Highlands, Mrs. M. P. Domini entertained at tea complimenting M Annie Mae Bergin. a bride-elect. ' low and white were the colors chosen this occasion and were developed by artistic arrangement of yellow a white chrysanthemums and tulle. Ea guest was presented with a bag of ri and as the bri0e-to-be descended il stairs. she was generously showered wi
 lContinued en Page sevenl
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EAST BIRMINGHAM

was charmingly entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W. c. Green at her home near Arlington. The club colors. pink and white, were used to decorate with. During the faternoon Mrs Vim nett Smith gave one of her delightful readings, sThe Golfers Son" An hour was spent with crocheting and other needle work. A salad and ice course
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NORTH BIRMINGHAM

The w. M. IT. of the Twenty-frst Ave ma Baptist church will meet Monday ssfernocp at 2:30 o'clock at the church.
 The w. M U. of the Park Avenue Bap-
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boGlp Den ion / eli "tpirc rin$iua bu
'fet", iom @anoct renocr iNicnncm
5oIlcrfcner % 6ooc irttcs pnd Gnbc
oocr DC hprlpebe aoppcr % set 70.
Gcnoc %nno hrIbc@ opcr Dem. 2U0
'on ct rent &IUbc opcr "a lo6 Dem
ltna til on fol BRUCE Dem. glt on
ga bcheucr at Niere or of tcrrc Dem
ct li0ct @rdn - &c er nUitcr, terrc
AZ at 'tao. 90 mi @rnocrne, - po2
pon at hare pormt &ano / I. Or. 81.
tc~tc@grnocn, 'tror on hnr toact go.
tetcrne op, % tag ioa Ell al sc andre
% toTlo orer To~tcte3Qrnocn % ipt
Den boapnn Stopen. Noor bu ioo
IfoI til at poifc Sem, iou nil bn finoc
at Eompcn bar lranet alt Tom iiooer
fo't / @rpoen, ian DC er meget lcttere
at paife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
ipareoe

en- GottoraibonoIing og iuoreoe
oeri:
"Sar Gnto fife iorbinoret Spfin.
oeIicr al Sobef, @cbprer, aononer
o. arliot, bporpeo iaa meget Blob
gieunem Here A~arbunoreSer er no.
quot. buorior itulOe han ga iorbinore
Oeune Gurit2 Stoteu ital. ON oct
Sir noopenoiQt, not iinoe MoSpaa.
ben. o. Iigeiom ri bar itiaet @eppr
moo @eprr % Nouoner moo 8aro.
uer. ifulNe pi olioa In0e 2uitifib rpf.
fe irem moo 9uitifi6 og iormeIig lie.
ucrc 2uitbatalier."
eeus "2eesrah. esfsn" I'll sIRsi % senno