The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
SOCIETY IN
GREATER BIRMINGHAM
EnSley

| Friday afternoon at the high school
building the ITALIAN Literary society met
In regular session and the following pro-
gramme was given by group No. q Read
| ing. 1.-THE Necklace" by Miss Nell Broad
max. A short story from Poe by Miss Ger
trude Gravalee. Reading, 1.-THE King OF
Boyville." by Miss Margaret Goodwin. after
| which short business session was held
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Methodist church will meet Monday after
noon in the parlors of the church, at
| which time the newly elected officers will
be installed. After the business meeting
a social hour will be enjoyed.
Friday afternoon Mrs. w. o. Garrett en-
tertained the members of the Cosmos
club During the business meeting the
following officers were elected: President,
Mrs. p. A. Eubank; vice president, Mrs.
Neal Digger; secretary, Mrs. r. e. It'd
WELL treasurer, Mrs. w. H. Vibber: fed
Grafton director. Mrs. J. A. Dupuy. Splen-
did papers were read by Mrs. Louis Mac
kenzie, Mrs. f. G. Cutler and Mrs. c. w.
Blackinton. Seventeen members were
present.
Mrs. Hawthorne Hawkins entertained
a group of children at her home on Ems
ley Highlands Friday afternoon compli-
menting the 7th birthday of her little son,
Hawthorne, Jr. number of kindergar-
ten games were played indoors and the
prize from the contest, which was a box
of candy, was won by Jack Kribs. The
little folks were invited into the dining
room. where a beautiful table filled with
good things awaited them. The central
decoration was the birthday cake with its
red candles nesting in red rosebuds. Ice
cream, cake, fruit and candy was served
md fall ir1er lodi ot uta in, an
tertaining: Mrs. D. M. Dickson. Mrs. ].
d. Dickson and Mrs c. ii. Pope.
Those present were: Margaret Kribs
Charlotte Digger, Elsie Faircloth, Bette
Jane CASTOR, Catherine Hay. Mildred
Hay, Rochelle Snow. May Louise Nelly
eire, May Brooks Barnhart, Helen Millar
Lucille Ansiey. Loire McCary. Rutledge
Snow, Paul Morrow, James Dickson, Au-
brey Pope, Laurence, Pope, Charles Brad
ley, Jack Kribs, Belle Mcfarland, Harris
Mcfarland, Lester Mcdonald, Emmett
Cloud.
Miss Jessie Dominick of Greensboro is
guest Of Mrs. M. P. Dominiok
Miss Rosa Majors has returned to Ca
lera after visiting Miss Rosa Mehaffey.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Hamilton have re-
turned from Montgomery where they
have been residing for several months,
and will make their home with the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. J. w. Akin, in Fair
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurst have named
their little son Edward Gray Hurst.
Miss Margaret Goodwin has returned
from visit to Mrs. r. F. Holly in At
lanta-
The Rev. and Mrs. George L. Jenkins
announce the birth Of little daughter,
whom they have named "Myrtis."
The many friends Of Mr.. Edward Bill
ings will regret to learn he is in the hos
pital
Mrs. J. H. Daniel entertained recently
for her little daughter. Ruby, in honor
of her 9Th birthday. number of games
we're played and light refreshments served
to the little guests, who numbered 10.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. M. Ball en-
tertained the members of the Phi Tau
club. Ivy, carnations and narcissi were
used in pretty decoration scheme. Five
hundred, the club game, was played, the
tables being arranged in the living room.
a plate luncheon was served to the fol-
lowing members: Mrs Harry Jones, Mrs
Jack Ellis, Mrs. Karl Jones, Mrs. r. w,
Brown, Mrs. W. w. Garrett, Mrs William
Landrum, Mrs c. Barbour and Mrs. ]. M.
Ball.
Mrs. r. l.. Hassler entertained at a
spend-the-day party Saturday at her
home on Ensley Highlands. compIimenting
Mrs. T. b. Yancey of Knoxville who Is
en- route to Jacksonville. Fla, where she
will spend the remainder OF the winter
Other guests included in the party were
Mrs s. Locke and Miss Susie Locke Of
Norwood.
Miss Ruby Truss entertained a party of
young people at her home last evening
Games and music were the diversions Of
the evening. At late hour refreshments
We're served to the following guests: Miss
Maggie Grover, Miss Kate Cantley, Miss
Pearl Copeland, Miss Margaret Goodwin,
Miss Essie Orwell, Miss Matte Lou Major.
Miss Ethel Major, Miss Della Grover, Miss
Ruby Truss. Mr.. Jack Robinson Mr.. Jake
Valentine, Mr.. Leroy Padgett, Mrs. James
Cantley. Mr.. Robert Goodwin. Mr.. Albert