The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF BIRMINGHAM SOCIETY
'ld-fashioned games, after which refresh

old-fashioned games, after which refresh- ments were served.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union of the West Woodawn church met at the home of MT. Winburn Fullerton Satur- day night A delightful evening was spent by about 20 young people in games and contests, after which refreshments were served.
 Miss Cora Rutherford and Miss Maud Rutherford entertained the North Wood lawn Rock club at their home Friday night Holiday decorations were used and after the game salad course was served to the members of the club and to number of invited guests.
 The all-day meeting of the Baptist Woman's Missionary unlon for the dls- tr1ct will be held on Wednesday in the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church.
 Mrs. w. R. Brool1es has returned from visit to relatives in Springville, Tenn.
 Mrs. A. w. Bell and little daughters have returned from visit to Mrs Bells parents at Oxford.
 Mrs Andrew Viar has returned to her home in Roanoke. Va. after a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Evertt Dowdy.
 Inglenook
 One of the enjoyable events of the holj- day season was an informal party ar ranged by MT. William Barton compli- menting his Sunday school class. The house was made pretty with the yuletide decorations and music was furnished by Miss Cora Westbrook, Miss Florence WestbroolS and Miss Mamie Wooten. In an art contest the prizes were awarded to Miss Palne Strickland and Mr. Will liam Koehler. The host was assisted by Mrs. Barton, Mrs. c. P. Smith and Miss Lizzie Priehett. At late hour re- Treatments were served to 40 guests.
 Mrs Charles Beavers entertained a few friends at dinner yesterday. compliment Ing her sister, Miss Calle Sherrell of Oneonta. Those enjoying the hospitality were MT. and Mrs. Clyde Beavers. Miss Mary w. Cowan, Miss Jessie Chantz Miss Corr reia Beavers
 Mrs. A. D. Mckinney entertained few younger people yesterday afternoon Games and music were enjoyed. Refresh- ments were passed to Miss Lois Goodwin. Miss Francis Bazemore, Miss Helen Ford Miss Mildred Cunningham. Miss Osie AL exander. Miss Mamie Jacobs, Miss Mar garet Mckinney.
 A surprise party was given Miss Ida Harrington last evening by few of her Friends. Music and games were enjoyed light refreshments being served to number of young people.
 Miss Ruby Barton entertained s few friends with a new years party Thursday evening at her home in Boyes Holly and Mfstletoe were used throughout the house. Contests and music were en- 5oyed and refreshments were served to Miss Ella Marsh. Miss Amanda Marsh Miss Ida Hargrove. Miss Pearl Powers, Miss Irene Mangrum, Miss Gertrude Par sons, MT. Wesley Bowen, MT T. Allison, MT. s. Mitchell. MT. Albert Bowern MT. Gus Murphee MT. Chester McClain MT. Herbert Mangrum, MT. Orange Shelton. MT. and Mrs o. T. White, Mir and Mrs M. A. Weaver
 The luncheon given yesterday by Mir. and Mrs. O. T. White at their home in Boyles was one of the pretty New Year events. Red poinsettlas adorned the table around which were seated Mir and Mrs. E. Barton, MT, and Mrs. Edward Shelton. MT. and Mrs. l.. Fullerton. Miss Ruby Barton, Miss Amanda Marsh, Mrs. Orange Shelton, and Mr. Carl Fullerton.
 MT. w. M. Thomas entertained a few friends with an informal dance last even- Ing. At late hour refreshments were passed to 25 guests
 The Boys Scout club of InelenoolS ac companied by the scout master, MT. I K joyed an outing at Silver lake, going out Friday, spending the night in camp. returning Saturday reporting a big time.
 Mrs. C. O. Stover will entertain the Methodist Aid society Tuesday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. s. Eddings of Chatta- nooga and MT. and Mrs. E. A. Eddings of Montevallo were guests of MT. and Mrs. R. B. Farley
 Mir and Mrs J. l.. Anderson and sons