The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
SOCIETY IN GREATER BIRMINGHAM

| Mrs. H. J. Krlbs was hostess Tuesday
 afternoon at her home on Ensey High
 lands to the Ladies' Altar society of St | Anthony church. The mouse was deco
 rated prettily in roses and ferns. After a short business meeting social time was
 enjoyed An ice course was served tc
 about 20 guests.
 Mrs. l.. R. Vines and her little son, | Leonard will return today from a visit
 to relatives in Louisiana. l MT. c. H. Kilby has returned to his
 home in Fairfield after visiting in Tennes- | sec.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Jones and MT. and | Mrs A. H. Wickham are going to motor
 Thursday to Fossil to spend the week. | end with friends | Miss Beverly D. Lewis has returned from | Cleveland, O.. where she has been spend- l ing the summer with relatives. 1 The Cosmos club will meet Friday aft
 erLoon at the home of Mrs. J. J. Chisolm. | Miss Grace Hossfler will entertain the | Sweet Pea club Friday. | MT George Tragesser has gone to Pet | ersburg, Va.
 Miss Ruth Bridges was charming hos tess Tuesday night entertaining the mem bers of the Fidelis Berean class of the l Baptist church at her home in Pratt City The colors, gold and black, were used III iiidhiiS tIc iOoIS guy. Sut lOWeTS dIQ | ferns were also used. An Ice course was | served to the following: Miss Sadie
 Blaith, Miss Maude Posey. Miss Ruth
 Morris, Mrs. Labrian Posey, Miss Bessie Goodwin. Miss Nora Seals. Mr. Clyde Hol- combe, MT. Frank Baith, Mir. George
 Blaith. Mir R. l.. Laney, MT. David Stewart, MT. Harry Fisteleen and MT. and
 Mrs. J. T. Tate.
 The Crochet club will meet this after noon with Mrs. c. e. Comstock at her home on East Highlands.
 Mrs. l.. A. Pool Is visiting relatives in
 Palos.
 MT. Thomas Adams has returned to his home in Pittsburg after spending some time with friends in East Thomas. MT. A. l.. Minnard Is convalescent after
 a recent operation for appendicitis. An event of this week was the novelty shower given by Mrs. Harry Sawyer for Miss Billie Nolan, whose marriage to MT. Roy Thomas will occur on October 6. The
 color scheme of red and green was car ried out in the refreshments and the dec
 ora tons. Little Jewel Sawyer dressed as Cupid presented a large red heart con-
 taining the presents to the bride. Miss
 Carrie Sawyer served a delicious fruit puEch. During the afternoon Mrs Fred Sawyer rendered some beautiful selections on the piano. Mrs. Sawyer was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Margaret Walker and Mrs. Charlie Thomas.
 MT. Walter Hiam has returned from a two-months stay in Niagara, New York and other points. The Domestic Art club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. s. R. Walker. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold bazaar rnis afternoon in the basement of the church. 
 The Wednesday Morning Music club met yesterday morning with Mrs A. B. Smith. After the regular meeting a social hour was spent
 Mrs. R. w. Carlisle is at home after | visit in Bessemer. | Mir and Mrs. l.. A. Smith have re- turned to Inglenook after spending some time with their parents in South Alabama. l Mr. R. D. Farley are at home after a visit to Ocean Springs, Miss | Mrs. Wick Chadwick and daughter will | leave today for a several months stay | in Texas.
 | Mir Roy Roberts, who has been i'll, Is recovering.
 l The Inglenook School Improvement as SC ciatior will serve lunches at the school at noon today.
 l The Crochet club met yesterday after noon with Mrs. w. w Worell at her home
 in Woodlawn. The house was artisticall,