The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13

will hold its regular meeting at the West
 End Baptist church Monday. 8 p. m. The Jos Band of the Vine Street Pres- byterian church will have parcel post sale at the home of Mrs. J. O. Craig
 Tuesday evening, June l5
 Tn Odd Fellows will hold a memorial service at the Methodist church Sunday at Il a. m. Rev. Dr. J. c. Persinger. Mrs. H. J. Salter returned yesterday after spending week at Tuscumba- at- tending the Woman's foreign mission con- ference.
 Mrs. R. c. Hunt of Fort Payne is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. $. J. Yam. Miss Mary Carolin Terrell, daughter of Mrs. J. B. Farrell, is convalescent Mrs. Frank Williams, accompanied by Miss Minnie Martin of Vicksburg, Miss, has left to visit relatives in Denver. and will go from there to the exposition in l San Francisco.
 | The Y. w. A. will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs w. | M. Blackwelder, 120 Hawkins street, at 1 8 o'clock. All members are urged to be lspresent.
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 | The Mothers Self Culture club met Fri day afternoon with Mrs. Edmond Ewing l as hostess. A short business meeting was held, aftezz 1g programme was given.
 Following the pros. nme social hour was enjoyed, during which the hostess | served delightful refreshments to the fol lowing visitors and members: Mrs. Ben. l jamin Arnold. Mrs. A. B. Davenport, Mrs 1 Thomas R. Walker, Mrs. Walter Hiam Mrs B. s. Sloan. Mrs. G. w. Canter- berry, Mrs. H. A. Riviere, Mrs J. c. Mason, Mrs. T. w. Mcdonald Mrs. J. w 1 Beddow, Mrs T. c. Criller, Mrs. A. T. NTrs ire A Burbidge, Mrs. Smith. Mrs F. W. Gray, | Mrs. Roscoe Godwyn, Mrs. W. c. Jones and Mrs. Page. The next meeting will he with Mrs Walter Hiam
 Miss Iona Beleau, Miss Mae Belleau and Miss I4udie Clouse entertained at a novelty shower at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. R. Clouse in honor of Mrs. Thomas Allen, a bride of the past week. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion. Pink and white were the colors used. Several contests were the enjoyed. Ices and cake in the cofors, pink and white. were served to the following guests: Miss Fairy Mae Askew, Miss Mil dred Clouse, Miss Lillian Belleau, Miss
 Bessie Moore, Mrs. Carl Sawyer. Mrs.
 l.. M. Askew Mrs. Jack Askew, Mrs.
 Fred Reid, Mrs. ". A. Stewart. Mrs.
 Percy Holmes, Mrs. Ed Wallace. Mrs. Benjamin Arnold, Mrs. P. B. Clouse and
 Mrs. Walter Hiam.
 MT. and Mrs. Young entertained at their
 home recently in honor of their sister,
 Miss Susan Young. Games and music
 were enjoyed during the evening and at
 a late hour refreshments were served.
 The following young people were among
 those invited: Miss Marion Brown, Miss
 Marion Johnson, Miss Martha LAddell,
 Miss Sarah Gilmore, Miss Martha Kelso,
 Miss Lizzie Kelso, Miss Minnie Glaze,
 Miss Bessie Sargent, Miss Willie Wallace,
 Miss Jessie Williamson, Miss Marguerett
 Campbell, Miss Mary Brodle, Miss Maggie
 Brodie, Miss Sudie Sterling, Miss Rosa
 Brodie, MT and Mrs. Neil Young Mir. and Mrs. Willard Sargent. Mir. Henry
 Gardner. MT George Ellis, Mir. Edwin Lusk, Mir. Henry Kelso MT. Henry Mill Ter. Mir. John Mulin, MT. Robert Brown, MT. Curtis Moore, MT. Alfred Eubanks Mir. Charlie Guthrie and others.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Bean entertained a
 few friends at dinner party recently
 The guests were MT. and Mrs. Jim Free man. MT. and Mrs. John Freeman, Mr.
 and Mrs. Milan Crane, Mrs. Burgin and Miss Edna Crane.
 The members of the 405 emo enjoyed
 picnic at West Lake Saturday. MT. and Mrs. John Young chaperoned. Among those enjoying the day were Miss Jeanne Branley. Miss Hannah Ellis. Miss Nellie
 Williamson. Miss Christine McCrorie, Miss Marguerett Campbell. Miss Edna Crane Miss Marion Brown, Miss Christina Me-
 Miss Marion Brown, Miss Marion John-
 son. Miss Martha Liddell, Mir. Curtis
 Moore MT. Will Brodie. MT. Stephen
 Moxley, MT. w. P. Brodie, MT.
 Pearl Crane. MT Willie Haywood,
 MT. Tom Gilmore MT. Paul Stew art, MT. John Miller, MT. W. Mccoy, MT.
 Robert Brown. Mr. Charley Guthrie. MT
 George Ellis, MT. Frank Neil and Mr. Harry McCroie.