The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-06
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tContinued from Page Twenty-seven) man. Catherine Mills. Agelo Barnes, May Smith. Ruby Donaldson Katherine Mo- Namara, Eua May Guest, Edith Donald Aso.a. Francis Whitson. Thelma Chapman, Rosa Harris. Emily Boisell, Myrtle Phil lips. odis Burger, Morris Taylor, Willie Bynum, Houston Taylor, Ed Schmedtke Linn Bowden. Jimmie Chapman. John Burger, Marcus Table, Oliver Chapman. Willie McNamara Arthur Daniel, Clyde Scroggins. Jerome Whitfield, Hillman. Scroggins. Clyde Hambley, Gilbert Myers and clore Hambley
 The Thomas band of the East Thomas Baptist Ladies Aid society will have millinery social' at the home of MT. and < Mrs. J. T. Bridges at Thomas. on Wednes- day evening, from o clock to Il o'clock The ladies are requested to bring m un- trlmed hat. with trimmings for same and prize will be awarded to the gentleman who in the shortest time trims the best looking hat
 The Ladies Aid society of the Fourth Street Methodist church have changed their time of meetings to each Tuesday evening at the church. at o'clock as they have taken up the Bible study course to be used in connection with their 1egu- lar ladies aid work
 The Womans Missionary society of the Baptist church will hold their monthly social tea. on Tuesday afternoon. at the home of Mrs. l.. A Poole.
 MT and Mrs. olin varnum of Crumley's chapel have named their twins Francis Varnum and Josephine Varnum.
 Mrs. W. P. Mcclure, who very recently underwent an operation at the Carraway infirmary, has been removed to hor nome on Third street
 The following young ladies' who have been teaching in the Pratt City schools, have returned to their respective homes. Miss Zoella Stiles, to her home in Mobile Miss Lora Case returns to Fort Payne, Miss Nell Crawford to her home al Ath- ems and Miss Ada B. Stanley has gone to her home at Berry.
 Mrs. R. J. Thrasher of Talladega was the recent guest of Mrs W. J. Crim at her home on Highland avenue.
 MT. Ellis Barnard has returned from a pleasant stay with relatives at Acmar. Mrs J. I. Hendricks and children left yesterday for Wake Forrest, N. G. to make their future home. Rev. J. l. Ken dricks left several months ago to accept a position with the Wake Forrest college
 Mir. Paul Tubbs, who has been spending the winter months with Mir. and Mrs. M H. Bonnet at West Pratt. has re- turned to his home at Brookwood
 Miss Olympia Santmyer of Lewisburg is spending few days with her parents.
 Miss Clara Glasgow of West Pratt will leave today for Livingston, where she will enter the summer normal school in that city
 Mrs II. J. santimver and her daugb- ter. Esther May aSntimyer, will cave Monday to spend several months with MT. and Mrs. George West at Dens CT.
 Inglenook
 Mrs. J. w. Clark charminglv enter- tained the A. Q. II. club at her pretty home in lnglenook. The rooms where the game was played were made beautiful with garden flowers and ferns carrvino out color scheme of white and green The same idea being carried out in inc score cards and refreshments The club game, progressive euchre, was piaved Mrs. John Antwne won the first prize. a pretty salad set. A beautiful rdir of guest towels fell to Mrs Winner McCraiI while mayonnaise set was drawn by Mrs. Ellen Rev. The visitors prize. q dainty fan, was awarded to Mrs George Fromme. delightful five-course lunch con concluded a pleasant evening" The players were Mrs. J. McCarty, Mrs Hal ter. Mrs. Joe Lambert Mrs E. J. C'Brien Mrs. Westfall Mrs. Clarence Fowler Mrs Jesse Carney, Mrs Jack Curran, Mrs Me- Caffie. Mrs. Walter Davidson, Mrs z G. Lively, Mrs. Tom Dinken, Mrs. S. t. Wal lace.
 MT. and Mrs William Barton. MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson chaperoned classes No. and of the Ingenook Methodist Sunday school on an outing to Avondale park this week. Games were enjoyed and at late hour a delicious lunch spread picnic style,' was enjoyed by tho fol- lowing young people: Miss Mabel Barton Miss Cora Westbrook. Miss Maybelle Downey, Miss Florence Westbrook Miss Mamie Harrington. Miss Ethel Parson Miss Mildred Ford. Miss Marion Ford. Miss Ruth Isom, Miss Azea Ison, Miss Johanna Larne. MT. Dan 1eatcn, Mr Hugh Heaton, MT Lloyd Davis, Nr. Will mer Westbrook, MT. Mitchell Chantz, Mir Roy McAllister. MT. Harry Henderson MT. Henry Smith, MT. Jesse Waide. MT Middleton. MT. Howard Parson, MT. Leo lsom. Mir. ]. B. Johnson
 An interesting event of the week was the party given by Mrs. Joseph Craig last evening complimenting her visitors. Mrs w B. England and Mrs. l.. T. Pates Ferns and blooming plants were used in