The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-06

Dewey, Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss Garri 5 Cappot. Miss Minnie Serro, Miss Gladys Afofiat, Miss Sallie Will Husey and Miss Eugenia Wheeler. Punch was served in the library by Miss Sadie Rhodes and Miss Marie Couch from a bowl banked with pink and white sweet peas and hydrangeas. In the dining room on a beautiful lace cover over pink satin an | impense bridal cake centered the tahfe. The cutting of this cake afforded much entertainment. Those who assisted here were: Mrs. E. NJ. N illiams. Mrs. W N. sharp, Mrs. T. F. Vest and Mrs B. R Vest During the afternoon music was furnished by Miss Ethel Rhodes and Miss Eugenia Wheeler A beautiful ice course 1 in pink and white was served to l5C | guests.
 Mrs. Robert Ritchle and Miss Estera Hayes entertained on Saturday afternoon with a box party at the Lyric eompl- mentng Miss Ruby Heaton. who will be married to Mir. Gilbert Ritchie on June 16 Those who were present on this occasion were: Miss Heaton, Mrs. Richards. Miss Hayes. Mrs Newton sharp Mrs. W e. | Farrar and Miss Anna Husstetter. l The Friday Afternoon Social club met with Mrs. J. H. Whisenaut and Mrs A. L. Miller, ST. programme of music and readings was furnished by Miss Marjorie | Glass. Miss Emma Belle Guthrie Mrs | 6. w. DODDlDS ana MISS 1eafi D0OhinS Late in the afternoon an ice course was served to the following: Mrs. L. k | Bodey, Mrs. B. W. Dobbins. Mrs. C, R. Guthrie. Mrs. D. E. Hyde, Mrs. A. ] | Koenig, Mrs, s. P. West, Mrs. J. W Wal lace. Mrs. T. D. Spradley. Mrs A R. Woods. Mrs W H. Basenberg, Mrs. A L. Miller. Jr. Miss Emma Belle Guthrie Miss Marjorie Glass, Miss Josephine Nil. ier and Miss Pearl Dobbjns
 1 Mrs HOracp Wilkinson entertained ot I Saturday afternoon with a children party, complimentng little Miss Pauline | Gray. who will soon leave for California Sweet peas in pink and white were lav. ishly used about the rooms in which the guests assembled. Miss Ruby Stokes Miss Lucille Anderson and Miss Eusties sssisted Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Pauin, in receiving the guests who numbered about 30
 The Iroquois club entertained theil l friends with a truck ride and picni, on Saturday evening in place of theil regular fortnightly dance. Among thos, present were Mrs. W. P. Townsend | Mrs. Gormley, Miss Frances Strange l Miss Helen Forsyth, Miss 1ndice Gorm ley. Miss Gladys Pickens, Miss Ok | Austin, Miss Belle Austin. Miss Lul; Mae Helm, Miss Carlotta Durham. Mis-
 Katherine Conner Miss Bcrnice Con her, Miss Margaret Nall Miss Susi l Wlshart, Miss Rachal Simpson, Mr Ed win Durham, Mir John Townsend, Mf Ed Dugger, Mir. Dennison Manning MI
 Earl Martin. MT Foster Hayes. Nil
 Karl Faulkner and others.
 Mrs Will Keady's class of the Wood
 lawn Presbyterian Sunday school en loved a picnic on Saturday on Shade
 mountain Among those who attendei
 were Miss Florence Burns Miss Mar,
 Brown Buckshaw, Miss Louise Ware
 Miss Annie Daughterty, Miss Ann
 Forney, Miss Sarah Louise Fulton, Nils Margaret Kennedy and others
 Mrs s. l. Bigham entertained a part
 Of young people at dinner on Satur
 day evening. Daisies made the center
 piece of the table and were used il quantities both in dining room an
 living room. Those who were presan
 were Miss Virginia Nixon Miss Grae
 Forbes. Miss Kathleen Speipner Mis-
 Amelia Kennedy, Miss Lucy Walker
 Mrs. l. R. Obenchainand MT J. P. Til
 man.
 l, The Ladies' Aid society of the Fift,,
 sixth Street Baptist church will bol,
 their regular business meeting on Mon
 day afternoon in the Baraca room.
 The Woodlawn Playground associa
 ton will hold meeting in thu. Wood
 la'.n park on Tuesday afternoon at
 o'clock ss
 The Young Matrons' club and th
 Philathea class of the FiftV-siNt
 street Baptist church are seryip
 lunches in the basement of Parker
 drug store.
 Miss l,auda Huey and Miss Etta Hue
 of Talladega have returned to thei