The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-03

on the committee were Prof. II. c. Grant, Mr. Curtis Hasty, Miss Nell Ellis, Miss Irene Jones' Miss Irene Lamkin and Prof. T. F.. Moore.
 The Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Tyler were hosts last evening to the board of stew ards of the Methodist church and their
 wives The list of guests numbered 40.
 Al the home of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Free man in Vivian q party of friends gath
 cred last evening to celebrate MT. Free
 mans birthday. Cut flowers gave an at
 tractiye aspect to the surroundings, and those whom the hosts included in their
 invitation for the evening were: MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Wade Mrs. Agnesa, Miss
 Mildred Agnesla, MT. and Mrs J. M.
 Freeman and their son, Ronald Freeman;
 Mrs G. l.. Metts and his son, Clyde Metts, anu Mrs. William Milan of Georgia.
 Mrs J. NJ. Sawyer of Carbon Hill is the
 suest of her son, MT. Harry Sawyer and
 family.
 her mother, Mrs. c. D. Wheeler. in Col
 linsville.
 The Epworth league of the Fourth Street Methodist church, Pratt City, held
 social meeting last night with Miss Hannah Lewis as hostess. Forty young people were present. ME. w. A. AilDiOSlO fdS TttuInGQ lo Indianapolis after a visit to Pratt City i relatives
 Mrs. c. i. Cox has gone to Charleston, $. C., to visit relatives. Mrs. Albert Mims and her little daugh- ter, Miriam, have returned to Clanton. MT. and Mrs. J. O. Woods have as their
 guest Miss Margaret Shepherd of Gin cinnati.
 Mrs A. J. Lewis is visiting her parents
 in Sheffield.
 Mrs w. F. Haney entertained the mem
 bers of her sewing circle yesterday after
 noon in Avondale. The membership num-
 bers 25 and the usual programme was fol lowed.
 Miss Eugenia Jordan of Franklin, Tenn is the guest of Miss Lille Cunningham. MT. R. F. Nix has returned from Fort Payne.
 Mrs J. r. May left yesterday for Fort Payne.
 Miss Mamie Killian has returned to De. catur
 The Crescendo club will meet Friday with Mrs. George Hanlin. MT. and Mrs. c. P. Dill entertained yes terday at luncheon in East Birmingham
 her guests meeting about table cen
 tered with bowls of violets. Those in- cluded were Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Hilton
 Miss Lucille Hilton, Miss Martha Hilton MT. Oscar Henegan and Mir. Cross Dill
 Mrs. George Nagel entertained few
 friends last evening at her home in Ems
 ley, including neighbors in the courtesy
 Forty-two was the game enjoyed, and
 those sharing this informal hospitality
 were MT. and Mrs. J. w. Hamilton, Mir
 and Mrs. George Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs Walter Hamilton, MT. and Mrs. c. B Hamilton, Miss Mildred Allen, MT. Ed waSd Thomas and the hosts. MT. and Mrs. John Johnson gave { birthday dance for their son, Roy John. son, last evening at their home in Ems ley, which was prettily decorated witt carnations and ferns Thirty young peo pie composed the invitation list. The Twentieth Century Mothers cluI will meet today with Mrs. H. J. Wurtele MT. George Huddleston will talk on "Hov We Fail to Make Good Citizenship" MT and Mrs. Clyde Slaton are visiting in Clanton.
 The Rev. w. N. Olive of Fort Deposit ii the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry Allen The Woodlawn School Improvement as sociation will meet this afternoon at 2:3 when Miss Rosa Strickland will presen an address. Mrs. w. E. Oldham has returned to hel | home from the McAdory infirmary after { fortrights illness. 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Allgood have re 1 tlrnec from their wedding trip. | The guild of the Grace Episcopal churcl of Woodlawn has been devoting his atten 1 ton to the making of decorations fo Fashion Week. The members have com