The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

I, S. B. Ewing. Mrs. Beecher Byrd. Mrs. Gran Wick, Mrs. Robert Sudduth and Mrs. w. H. McManus.
 MT. and Mrs. N. A. Cottrel of Okla homa City are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Cottrell in their new home. Miss Burma Hilliard entertained Fri day afternoon for her niece little Mildred Hilliard, celebrating her birthday. It was indeed a happy party of children grouped on the lawn for games. Miss Hilliard was assisted in entertaining the children h" Miss Ma rgie Bell Turner of Alexan- der City and Miss Pauline Goodwin. Later s.a ice course was served to the follow ing: Mildred Hilliard, Margaret Goodwin, Mildred Goodwin, Gladys Payne, Olivia Prescott, Burma D. Hooper Cora Blanche Morris, Harry Houghton, F. M. fiougn- ton, Bryant Turner. William Turner and , Neal Turner.
 Mrs. w. W. Downey and little daugh- ter, Dora Bell, of Thomson, Ga are the guests of Mrs. w. II. McManus.
 Mrs. Mitno Whteside leaves today for Columbus, Miss, to visit reiarIves.
 Mrs. Olive Rivers of Meridian, Miss, , is visiting her sisters, Mrs. D. E. Mcl<in- ley, Mrs c. B. Crull and Mrs. Dimmicl Mcconnell.
 Mrs. Ed Hall and children of Jasper, are with Mrs. Robert Sudduth. After a pleasant visit in the home of
 
 Turner and Miss Maggie Bell Turner left Saturday. They go first to Roan- oke, where they will remain a short time with relatives before returning to their home in Alexander City. The Camp Fire girls met Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Miss Annie Motion. Miss Jessie Macon was elected member. dainty ice course was served. Those present were: Miss Annie Serene, Miss Margaret Macon. Miss Merl Beasley Miss Maxie Norris Miss Eileen LamplIin and Miss Annie Moton
 Miss Peggy Brown will leave Saturday for home in Atlanta, Ga, after a delight full visit to Mrs. Y. l.. Senn.
 Miss Annie Gillspie is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. J. D. Killough
 Miss Tommie Bondurant left Friday to visit Miss Lynnie Mae McCord al Lovick.
 Miss Christie Cook gave spend-the day party Friday at the home of her grandmother. Mrs. H. E. Christie. Those present were. Miss Eleanor Daniel Miss Rita Walker, Miss Olive Cook and Miss Christie Cook.
 Prof. and Mrs. T. R. Eagles have gone to North Carolina, where they will re- main for a month, visiting friends and rela lives.
 Mrs. T. B. Turner was chaperon at a watermelon cutting given by the Psi Delta Fraternity at their chapter house
  was spent by the 20 guests whom they entertained.
 Mrs. Homer Reeves and little daughter will leave Monday to visit MT. and Mrs. J. B. Reeves in Camp Hill, who are to be hosts during the week at a family re- union
 The Junior Baraca play given on Fri day evening in Howard college was not only success, but was greatly enjoyed by those attending.
 Miss Hattie Williams and Miss Jane Williams have just returned from Coal City. where they visited Mir and Mrs. J. R. Williams
 City. Miss. is visiting his father MT. w. A. Williams
 Mrs David Spain, Miss Ruby Spain and Sidney Spain are the guests of Mrs. T. B. Pierce.
 Miss Fora Whetstone was hostess Fri day evening" giving a rock party in honor of Mrs. Hansons guests-Miss Mattie Jones and Miss Tillie Jones of Tusca- loosa
 The rooms and tables were decorated with flowers and ferns. Miss Lula Mae Turner presided at the punch bowl and served the guests as they entered. Music was furnished by Miss Ruth Ratliff. Miss hard.
 After the game delicious ice course was served by the hostess to the follow ing: Miss Ruth Ratliff. Miss Lucy Jones, Miss Erin Bernhard Miss Anna Davis. Miss Matte Jones. Miss Tillie Jones. Miss Lula Mae Turner, Miss Alice Strickland. Miss Mary Strickland, MT. H. G. Grant, MT. Dick Clemm, MT. Charles Bernhard, MT. Edgar Hayes, MT. John Thornton. | MT. w H. Yessick, MT. Victor Whet- stone. MT L. A. Whetstone and MT. Otis Ellard.
 1 Miss Naomi Moon will leave for Texas today, after visit of several weeks. She will be accompanied by Prof., Allen J. Moon of Howard college who goes to Hillsboro. Tex, for the remainder of the summer.
 i Miss Mary Jones and Miss Tinnie Jones left Saturday for Tuscaloosa, after visiting Mrs. R. II. Hanson. WOOdlawn A wedding of interest to their many friends in Woodlawn occurred on Friday