The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-07
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Stanley Hurley. Ebert Hall, J. w. Grif- ifs, John Seay, Charles Atkins, J, B, Barnard, Joseph Lacey, Earl Jackson, Ben Fontil1e, Eugene Cook. John James McMahon, James Lynch, Gilbert Miller, Jack Atkins, Howard Wiggins and Paul Waggoner. The matrons present at this affair included Mrs. J. T. Phillips, Mrs. James Seay, Mrs. A. l.. Hipp, Mrs. Will George, Mrs. J. B. Stagg, Mrs. Calvin Bolton Miss Marie McGlawn and Miss Annie Williams.
 The bands of the Baptist Ladies Aid society will meet on Monday after noon at 2:30 o'clock as follows: East Highland band will meet with Mrs. R. K. James on Church street. the Third Street band will meet with Mrs. J. E. Lacey.
 Mrs. Ray Custred will be hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Crochet club this week at her home on East High lands.
 Miss Theresa O'Hare was hostess to the North Highland Five Hundred club the past week at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs. James O'Hare. Ferns, flowers and twining vines, com bined with the Halloween suggestions of jack-o' lanterns, black cats, pump kins and tall grass made an attractive setting for this pretty affair. Miss OHare was assisted in receiving by her mother. Mrs James OHare and Mrs. Tom McGuire. The guests were greeted as they entered by Miss Ellen C'Hare, dressed as a ghost. During the evening a delightful musical pro- gramme was enjoyed in which piano selections were given by Miss Della Earkins and Miss Mae Vallely, with several vocal numbers rendered by Miss Ellen O'Hare, Miss Mae Vallely, Miss Loretta Travis and MT. James O'Hare At the conclusion of the games, in which were used lovely hand painted score cards in black cats, the first prize, silk hose, was won by Mrs. Mary Grady, the gent1eman's prize, silk hose, was captured by MT. James OHare the consolation, a tiny black cat novelty, being drawn by Miss Kate Hannigan. The Halloween idea was further accentuated in the novel re- treatments, which were served in tin pans, and included ginger cake and ap- pie cider. The club members partici- pating in this courtesy were: Miss Kate Hannigan, Miss Loretta Travis, Miss Margaret Hannigan, Miss Ellen O'Hare, Miss Elizabeth Fox, Miss Theresa O'Hare, Miss Mae Valley Mrs. Mary Grady, Mir. James O'Hare, MT. Pat Mar kins, MT. John O'Hare and MT. and the evening included MT. and Mrs. James O'Hare, MT. Robert Moorean, Mrs. Thomas Mcclure and Miss Della Harkins.
 An enjoyable affair of Friday after noon and evening was the "candy pull ing" given at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Dunbar at their home on High land avenue. Mrs. c. D. Comstock, Mrs. J. W. Dunbar and Mrs. J. F. Wood were joint hostess on this occasion; i'll the afternoon the young people frol- icked on the lawn and pulled candy. and various juvenile games were in- dulged in; in the evening the music and 'candy pulling" was enjoyed un- til a late hour.
 The young ladies of the St. Gather inc church will give musical at the city hall on Wednesday evening, Nov ember IT, and a splendid programme has been arranged, in which several talented musicians will appear.
 Mrs. J. c. Fason, Miss Jeannie Dock-' erty and MT. and Mrs. c. T. Smith have returned from attending the nine- teenth annual state convention of the Order of Eastern Star which convened at Montgomery.
 MT. I. Joachim of Gainesville is spending several days with friends here.
 Mrs. R. c. Rogers, who has been the guest of Mrs. George Gorff. has re- turned to her home in Gadsden.
 4hTS h J. oISSd ldS sOHe lu Amory, Miss, to visit her brother, MT. J. W. Boggan.
 Rev. w. Bedinger. former pastor of the Presbyterian church, who spent the past week with friends here. has returned to his home at Huntsville.
 Mrs. J. F. Wood and Mrs. w. A. Hall, who have been chosen delegates from the Baptist Woman's Missionary so- ciety, will leave Wednesday to attend the annual state woman's missionary union, which will convene at Montgom- cry this week.
 Miss Emily Dryman of Mulga is spending the weekend with her parents, MT. and Mrs. G. c. Gris- sett.
 Mrs Robert Moorean of Sprin gfield. Ill, is the guest of Mrs. Robert Fox on North Highlands.
 Mir. V. T. Baty has gone to Murfrees- boro. Tenn, to visit his parents, having received message that his mother was seriously hurt on last Wednesday in runaway accident
 Miss Kathleen O'Connor, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Monfee. has returned to her home in Montgomery.
 Mrs. J. c. Jackson, wife of a former pastor of the Fourth Street Methodist church. is spending sometime with Mrs. William Jenkins, en route to her home in Oklahoma, after a visit to hey daughter in Huffman.