The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-23
IN GREATER BIRMINGHAM

LII EnSley MTS. A. "A. blTk entertained the M F. H. club this week in celebra- tion of its first anniversary. New ot- ficers were chosen, Mrs. Harry Mearns being made president, Mrs. c. L. Birk secretary and treasurer The day of meeting was changed to Wednesday and the next hostess is to be Mrs, tl'. S Abernathy.
 Mrs. Sam Wynre was hostess Thurs day afterp een to few friends at SOC. There were two tables of players who enjoyed a tempting refreshment course at the conclusion of the afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. s. s. Tuckey have Tee turned to Oxford. MT. and Mrs Hous- ton Jones of Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs. Nat E. Clark. Little Oscar SVeasey is visiting his grandfather in Lafayette.
 The Neighborhood club of Woodlawn met this week with Mrs. J. w. Allen as hostess. Fancy work and games com : posed the afternoons entertainment concluded with a salad course. Twenty guests were present.
 The Woman's club of Woodlawn met yesterday morning at the city hall The Panama canal was the topic of discus sion presented by Mrs. w. M Anderson. Mrs. Louis Edwards and Mrs. R. A. Clayton. The hostesses were Mrs E. O. Wright, Mrs. w. M. Peterson and Mrs. Jesse Burns.
 The District Sunday School associa- tion will meet in Pratt iCty Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the Methodist church, south.
 The Rev. William McDougal has re- turned from Gadsden.
 Mrs. Henry Christled, who has been the guest of Mrs. Joe Walker, left yes- terday for Baltimore to join her hus- band, who has moved his business there from Chattanooga
 pr. and Mrs. J. T. Seay left yesterday for their hame in Melbourne, after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. Cleveland Seay. MT. A. L. Hipp continues seriously i'll with pneumonia and has been removed to Birmingham infirmary. Mrs. W. C. Simmons gave delightful luncheon Thursday in West End, to which she invited six friends. They sat about table decorated with red car nations and covered with an embroid- cred cloth through which red satin was showing, and the place cards were adorned with carnations done in water colors.
 Those whom Mrs. Simmons asked to enjoy the courses of a tempting lunch con were Mrs. Hubert Norwood Mrs.
 'SHh GdiHCS, dAS. JOHu V I>elll, NuTS Trmble, Mrs. L. R. Ketchum. After ward several other friends joined them for series of bridge games.
 Mrs. A. J. Huber was hostess to the Merry Needle club Thursday afternoon in East Lake. A salad course was en- joyed by the members after they had passed an hour or two in needlework
 Mrs. R. G. Patrick has gone to Greenyille S. C.
 Mrs. R. D. Farley invited few friends yesterday evening to her home in Inglenook to meet Miss Edith Clark Candy making of the old fashioned sort occupied the early hours of the even ing and slight refreshments were served afterward to the 20 guests. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Eva Mo- Donald.
 Mr. and Mrs. l. M. McMinnamon have returned to Hartselle after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. Burks.
 MT. w. B. Austin has returned from Decatur.
 MT. T. F. Nfitchelrs friends will be glad to know that he is able to be removed to his home in Decatur after lengthy illness here. His daughter, Mrs. Jesse Chantz, accompanied him. The Womans Missionary society of the Owenton Methodist church will serve an old-fashioned southern bar becue on the grounds near the church today from noon until night. The ser vices of Uncle" Jimmy Harper who is an expert barbecue cook, have been secured In the evening supper will be served at the residence of Mrs. J. s. Shannon on College street. The pub ! lie iss cordially invited.