The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
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u(Continued From Page Twenty-five.) tispensed on the porch by Mrs. Carr Mccormack and Mrs. Talmadge Roe Hrs. Roe was assisted in receiving the hothers who called by her sister, Miss Eloise Farmer. Games, both indoors Ind on the lawn were enjoyed until a late hour; then the little guests were Invited into the dining room, which Presented a beautiful scene, with it's Decorations of carnations, ferns and Ihaded lights. The favors were dainty
 little baskets filled with bonbons. The little folk enjoying this hospitality were: Ruth Schembs, Marjorie Ward. louise Nell Davis Louise May, Nell
 Harris. Francis Roe, Sally Roe, Mary Hlargaret McTyire Marie Roe, Louise
 icTyire. Virginia Roe, Louise McCor-
 hack, Lillian Farmer, Louise Wickham,
 Elizabeth Sanders, Eloise Harris
 .eona Roe, Robert Schembs James Willard, James Roe Tom Roe, Jr, Eharles Sanders.
 The Highland Auction Bridge club
 het Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Nat
 B. Clark. Two tables were arranged Hn the living room and an ice course
 preceded the game. The club prize
 an, was awarded to Mrs. r. E. Butcher &he guest prize, a crepe de chine hand ferchief fell to Mrs. M R. Johnson. Those present were: Mrs. Max Melon,
 frs. M R. Johnson, Mrs. Houston
 ones. Mrs Neil Hutchings, Mrs. w. c.
 fathais, Mrs. F. E. Butcher and Mrs {. F. Armstrong.
 Mrs. Turner Ashby Payne enter
 hined Thursday afternoon in cele-
 ration of the ninth birthday of Yer little daughter. Ellen Ashby Payne.
 color scheme of pink and white was
 Effectively carried out in the decoration
 with cut flowers. After games were played, both indoors and on the lawn, Xhe guests were invited into the dining loom, where ices and bonbons in the hosen colors were served. Streamers Pf pink and white were suspended from | he chandelier leading to each place. ' ttached to which were favors for the <yuests. A pretty feature of the affair Twas that each guest removed a candle From the birthday cake. which adorned The center of the table, and blowing Et out expressed some pleasant wish for The little hostess. The guests were: Hiss Louise Mary Jones. Miss Lillian Ii ones, Miss Estelle Goodman and Miss |Iamie Lee.
 Il Mrs. T. T. O'Byrne was hostess to |oterie of friends at luncheon Thurs Bay at her home ih Fairfield The Eaintily appointed table was centered With a crystal vase of yellow lilies. At the COnc1uS1On or the luncneOn all i ced beverage was served on the ve Eanda, and music was enjoyed in the music room. The dainty hand-painted Blace cards bore the following names: Hrs Fred Hammille, Miss Angelyn
 Ruter, Miss Lida McWhliams, Miss Lu-
 ile O'Byrne, Miss Jessie Ruter, Mrs.
 James Waddy and Mrs. H. H. Thomas k> Recently at her home on Avenue E Miss Lucille Clark entertained few
 friends in honor of her twelfth birth
 lay Games and contests were en- oyed prizes in the contests being |warded to the following: Miss Mary
 Bunn Gay, Miss Louise White, Miss
 Ruby Mcleod and Miss Montrey
 Trucks. An ice course was served in . he dining room which. with the table
 decorations of cut flowers and costume bf the hostess, developed color Echerle of yellow and white. Dolls hressed in the chosen colors were given zs favors and were presented on the porch from little wagon drawn by Miss Louise White. The guests were: Miss Viola Clark, Miss Louise Averyt, Miss Irene Wells. Miss Sara Russell, Miss Myrtle Pitts. Miss Eloise Harris, Miss Mary Bum Gay, Miss Louise )White, Miss Margaret Brazelton, Miss Sara Cole, Miss Montrey Trucks.
 Mrs Joseph Scholl will leave today