The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-25


 1 MT. John Townsend, MT. Sidney Taylor MT. Howard Owens, and Mir Capers Perryman.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union Of the West Woodlawn church were en- | tertained on Friday evening by MT. John Montebarro. An enjoyable even- ing was spent in games and contests. | A musical programme was furnished | by Mrs. w. A. Counts and Miss Marga- ret Lykes Punch was served by Mrs. Counts. and later there was an ice course Among those present were: Miss Margaret Lykes, Miss Helen Lykes, Miss Fannie May Kamnsky,
 Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Clemmie Jolly, Miss Gladys Jolly, Miss Ethel Carnes, Miss Gabert, Mrs. J. Carnes, MT. Win
 burn Fullerton, MT. Cleveland Counts MT. Dewey Gabert, MT. Floyd Black,
 MT. Herbert Lowell. MT Parker, MT. Markey Mr. Percy Owens, MT. Theo-
 dore Smith, MT. John Montebarro and
 MT. Herbert Montebarro. The Wesley class of the First Meth odist Episcopal church of Woodlawr was entertained with social by Mrs. E. F. Williams. Mrs C. H. Nesbit and Mrs Charles Swain assisted Mrs. Will | Hams in receiving and entertaining her guests Music was furnished by Miss
 Emily Nesbit and Miss Lady Lots Townsend. An ice course was served late in the afternoon
 | Mrs. D. c. Cantelon entertained the
 members of the U. R. c. club on Friday
 afternon. The house was decorated with | dogwood blossoms and snowballs. Pro- gressive rock was played after which an 1 ice course was served. Those present were Mrs. Harry Gribhon, Mrs. o. D. Freeman. Mrs. o. P. Fontaine, Mrs. J. H. l Hahn, Mrs. J. B. Abney, Mrs. John Park
 CT. Mrs. Claud Hughes. Mrs. A. H. Abel, | Mrs. George Bellsnyder, Mrs. o. B. l Sparks, Mrs. Balentine, MT. R. c. Cros- well, Mrs. J. B. Duke and Mrs. Moseley. l Mrs. Henry Brazeal entertained with a party, compllmenting her son, MT. Will l liam Brazeal, Friday evening. The 1 house was decorated with branches of 1 dogwood and the lawn was lighted with ] Japanese lanterns. The evening was spent l in playing games and a contest was en- | toyed in which the prize was won by ] Miss Nellie Moon. Late in the evening an ice course was served. The guests pres | ent were: Miss Nellie Moon, Miss Mary | Byram, Miss Margil Baggett, Miss Zaida McLn, Miss Frances Strange, Miss Mary 1 Dugger Miss Elizabeth Webb, Miss Mar garet Proctor, Miss Josephine Patillo, MT. Will Mack Nelson, MT. Homer Baggett, MT George Mason, MT Herbert Barks. MT. Julian Beggs, MT. and Mrs. Henry
 Bra.eal, Mrs. U. G. Nelson and Mrs Dug ger.
 Mrs. l.. A. Christian entertained with a party on Friday evening complimenting MT. F. l.. Blough, MT. Oliver Graves and MT. Dennison Manning, who won in the debate recently held by the Christian and
 Professor McGlatherys classe. The even- ing was spent in games and contests. A musical programme Swas given by MT. and Mrs. w. N. Sharp and Miss Mary Hill Moore. Following this plate lunch con was served. Those present were the
 Rev and Mrs. c. Ross Baker the Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Morris, Mir. and Mrs. R.
 A. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Me | Laurin, Mir Jerome E,dmondson. Miss An- nie Claude Brown, Miss Estelle Brown, Miss Ada Porter. Miss Jamie McLaurine. Miss Pattie May Duncan. Miss Mary Hill Moore, MT Beattie. MT. J. K Pickens, Mir. F. L. Blough, MT. Oliver Graves and | MT. Denison Manning.
 | The Young Matrons' Missionary circle of the Woodlawn Methodist church will hold | a spelling bee in the basement of the church on Monday evening at o'clock | Everybody is invited.
 All 'teen-age girls are requested to at tend the chous practice to be held Wednes- l day afternon at O'CLOCK at the f1rst | Presbyterian church.
 | The ladies of the West Woodlawn Meth | odist Episcopal church will serve lunches at the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company building beginning Mon-
 day, April 26. and continuing through out the week.
 The Missionary society of the First
 Methodist Episcopal church will meet 1T the church parlors on Monday afternoon | at 8 o'clock.
 The Epworth league of the First Meth | odist church will entertain their friends | on Friday evening at the home of Mrs
 l.. A. Christian. l The Young Matrons' Social club will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. V. Edmundson.
 The following invitations have been is- 1 sued: Alice Bell Christian at homo | Tuesday, April 27. from to G." l The United Daughters of the Confed-
 eracy will meet on Friday afternoon with
 Mrs Asa Faulkner.
 Mir E. L. Boaz of Decatur is visiting
 his brother, Mir. H. A. Boaz. | Dr. and Mrs. W. M, Dinsmore and chil'
 dren of New Decatur are visiting Mrs DInsmore's parents. MT. and Mrs. J. H Abercrombie.
 l Mrs Lawrence Hubbard and two chill
 dren, who have been visiting Mrs. Rich- ard Bell. have returned to their home at Talladega
 l Mir G. c. Lanier and Miss Lapsley La l nier, who have been visiting friends ir Rome and Cave Springs, Ga, have re- turned home. They were accompanied by | Miss Edith Lanier of Cave Springs, whc
 will spend sometime with them fin Wood
 lawn.
 | Mrs John Yam Is visiting her sister 1 Mrs Edward Hale, at Bluff View park | Mrs. D. I. Cox, who has been very i'll, is | improved and is at home again from the hospital.