The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

Ice course was served to the following
 Miss Annie Moreland. Mrs. A. J. Roddy'
 Mrs Dave Frew, Mrs. Ethel Young. MISS
 Elsie Pitt, Mrs. w M. Treherne, MISS
 Annie Kirkwood, Miss Marion Brown
 Miss Ruby Holloway, Miss Marion Jonn-
 son, Mrs Dan Thornton, Mrs. Harry Mc- 1 crcne, Mrs. James Brown. Mrs. s. E.
 Messingle, Miss Joe Sullivan, Mrs J. C.
 Neill, Mrs D. Davidson. Miss Nell Muir,
 Mrs k. O. Sanders, Miss Grace Dockerty, Miss Agnes Finley, Mrs. Tom Mckay, Mrs Sam Miller. Mrs. ". c. Muir, Mrs i J, H. Norris, Mrs. w. H. Gilbert, Mrs W. E. Morrison. Jr, Mrs. James Walker
 Mrs Gilbert Muir, Miss Lottie Page, Mrs.
 Samuel Stewart Mrs. W. N. Stewart
 Mrs w A. Barnette Mrs. ]. D. Stew
 art, Mrs c. L. Bowen Mrs. George Bar
 Der, Mrs. Charles Hasseler Mrs. Nj. II. Barnes, Mrs William Jenkins. Mrs. Rob i ert Curley. Miss Lizzie Page, Miss Sarah Page, Miss Susie Haskins Mrs. Fred Hoskins, Mrs. Sandy Nelson, Mrs. Will Fillmore. Miss LaRue Worrell, Miss Lula Davis, Mrs. c. F. Wilson, Mrs. Mathew l Walker, Mrs. John Finley, Mrs. Jennie
 Finley. Mrs. Alice Worrell, Mrs. J. Page,
 Mrs. James Davidson, Mrs. w. S. Crock
 CT, Mrs. H. J. Ferre and Mrs. H. A Rawlinson.
 l The federation of the missionary soce- l ties held very interesting meeting last l 's>eh ht tht icSDS tclidl tiiutSi III idtt
 City.
 Immigrant Work" was discussed by
 members of the different societies.
 Mrs. J. M. Broadly president of the Bir-
 mingham federation, made a very inter-
 esting talk
 Plans were put on foot to secure a :, branch library. and a fund was started, and 1t was decided to get the use of a
 room in the Pratt City hall. Prof. Fl. O. Sanders and Mir Milan are helping in this line of work. It was also decided that this federation cooperate Iwlth the movements of the Boys club
 and the Mothers Self-Culture club. and
 10 assist the baseball team of the differ
 ent denominations that have recently or
 sanized club. The next meeting of
 the federation will be held August at
 the Methodist church south. Nrs. George Donaldson and Mrs. Will Atkins chaperoned class No 12 of the Methodist church, south on picnic to Avondale park Saturday. The crowd went
 early and enjoyed wading, the swings and seeing the animals, and at noon a delicious l lunch was served to Miss Olive Miss l Mamie Lee, Miss Grace Hooper, Miss Irene Rickard Miss Esther Travarthren, MISS Pauline Grim, Miss Mary L. Hardin,
 Miss Willie Hardin, Miss Bessie Fason, MT George Donaldson, Jr., Ferrel Will
 Hams. MT. Homer Perkins, MT. Herman l .'iihln, MT Mdurlce DOnaldSOn, MT. l Harry Mills MT. John Gibson MT Clar-
 ence Elmore. Miss Kathleen Richards and
 Miss Ruby Gibson.
 l Mrs. J. E. Wood entertained the Crochet club yesterday afternoon instead
 of the picnic they had planned, but was postponed until May 21 on account of the l ram. pleasant hour was enjoyed 'crocheting and later an ice course was served to Mrs. C. D. Comstock. Mrs. A. J. Monfee, Mrs. D. F. Cook, Mrs J. T. Carter, Mrs. NJ. l.. Shores. Mrs. | J. E. Wood. .diss Mary Lou Wood and Miss Styles.
 l The Alter society of St. Catherines church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Elizabeth Bradley at Hibernian hall.
 guest of Miss Ana and Miss Ethel Shores. 1 Miss Geneva Gregory is spending the week end in Tuscaloosa
 l Miss Fannie Gibson of Collinsvile is spending the week end with Miss Ethel | Zuber.
 The Mothers Self Culture club will meet Wednesday at 3 o'clock with Mrs. J. J. | Nickel
 ] Mrs M L. Brown, who has been i'll with appendicitis, is improving. l The following returned from a fishing I trip to Lake Purdy Friday: Mrs. E. A.
 Hall Mrs. J. w. Adair. Miss Mary Lou Barksdale and MT. T. M. Adair.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. McRimmon have
 named their little son A. J. McRim- mon. Jr.
 l The Methodist Ladies' Missionary
 society of the Methodist church, south | will meet at the church Monday afternoon | at O clock.