The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11

with hand painted score cards In sof yellow tints. At the conclusion of tho game a delightful salad and ice course
 was served, with the chosen colors car ried out in the ices and hints. The cluf members present were: Mrs J. E. Wood i Mrs. C. D. Comstock Mrs. E. O. San-
 dcrs, Mrs. W. ". Blackwell, Mrs. ]. M l Darlington, Mrs. A. H. Daniel, Mrs. w.
 A. Abercrombie, Mrs. C. R. Atkins. Mrs l $. l.. Ingram, Mrs J. c. Lacey, Mrs. c. l N. Carraway, Mrs. T. J. Carter, Mrs. B.
 F. McPherson. Mrs. H. T. McGeehee. Mrs Frank Lacey and Mrs. D. E. Cook. l The invited guests were: Mrs. C. B. l Sewers, Mrs J. A. Cox, Miss Jennie Ed wards, Miss Annie McGeehee and Miss 1 Maude Daniels.
 The boys intermediate class of the Baptist Sunday school, of which Miss Lallie Dunbar is the teacher was de- lightfully entertained on Friday evening at the home of MT and Mrs. A. |. Monfee, on East Highlands, with MT. Mason Monfee as host. The rooms were tastefully decorated with spring blossoms and ferns and various games were en- Joyed. with musical selections rendered by Miss Katie Lee Payne. A tempting salad plate was passed. Those present were: Miss Annie Ruth Smart, Miss Blanche Payne, Miss Nellie Nelson, Miss Katie Lee Payne, Miss Ruth Custred Miss Mamie Lee, Miss Ether Trevanthen Miss Edna Powell, Miss Ethel Schaffer Miss Mamie Zuber, Miss Carrie Rutledge Miss Annie Monfee, Miss Leola Dunbar Miss Hazel Rutledge, Miss Ellen Wig gins, Miss Lallie Dunbar. Miss Mabel Scarbough, Mir. Walter Payne, Mir. Ches- ter Mullins, MT. Frazier Lacey, Mir Rob- ert Douglass. Mr. Mason Monfee, Mr. Lotion Smart, Mr. Andrew Dunbar Mir Charles Sumpter. MT. Eugene Monfee MT. James Duncan Mir. Pascal Sloan, MT. Cloves Tucker MT Willie Wiggins, MT. Andrew Monfee, AIr Virgil Rawln- son, MT Earl Earnest, Mir ErsSne rid more Mr Willie Young. MT. Earnest Hooper and MT. Willie Elnore
 Miss Anna Shores and Miss Ethel shores entertained a eotere of their Friends Friday evening, complimenting MISS sue Foreman, of Fountain Heights whose marriage to MT. Adoph Laurell will be an event of this month The artistic arrangement of ferns and spring blossoms made the rooms very attrac- tlVe and the hours were whiled away Tn the game of hearts. Piano selections were rendered by Miss Emily Bryman and Miss Mary Lou Wood with several vocal numbers by Miss Lena Laurel dainty ice course was served, those in- cluded In the courtesy being, Miss Emily Bryman, Miss Lena Laurell, Miss Mary Lou Wood, Miss Sue Foreman. Miss
 
 Louise Merkl, Miss Thelma Bowers Miss Ethel Shores Miss Lora Poole Mrs. Amy Lawrence, MT. C. w. Frye Mr. l. C. Golden, MT. W. T. Meadows Mr R. J. kimbal1 MT. D. l.. Rankin. MT. Clay Overton, MT. Alfred Carraway, Mir Adolph Laurell and Mir. Wayne Wag- goner.
 Mrs. Mary Christie delightfully."- enter tained the x. F. II. club on Wednesday afternoon at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs ". c. Moulton at Thomas Jonquils and red tulips were effectively used in developing a color scheme of yellow and red. The club trophy, a hand painted plate, was awarded to Mrs Joseph Scholl. the score cards were hand painted in beautiful messengers of spring. Following the. series ices and cakes were served, in which the chosen colors were further accentuated. The club members present were: Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Andrew Mccormick, Mrs. W. E Lewis. Mrs. T. S. Abernathy, Mrs. NJ. E. Chris tie, Mrs. Joseph School, Mrs. H. S. | Mearns. Mrs. T. G. Warren and Mrs C. M. Cary. The invited guests included: Mrs. J. G.. Adams, Mrs. W. c. Moulton, Mrs James Doyles and Mrs. Pauline Roberts
 Mrs. P. w. Craig was hostess to the West Highland band of the Baptist La dies Aid society. An interesting pro- 6idHiihe "ds cdrfleu out, dlter Wflcn de- ightful refreshments were served, the following participating: Mrs. J. T. Rog- CTS, Mrs. w. F. Wyatt Mrs. l.. l. Pen field, Mrs. J. R. Douglass Mrs. G. T. Earnest, Mrs. J. E. Butler, Mrs. Jessie Craig, Mrs. J. R. Thompson, Mrs. L. F. Martin and Mrs. l.. N. King
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church will give play en- titled, Engaged by Wednesday" at the city hall on Friday evening, April 23.
 The East Highland band of the Bap- tist Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs. M. l.. Smith on Monday afternoon.
 The ladies auxiliary of the A. o. H.. division No. l, will give a dance at the city hall on Monday evening, April 12
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Fourth Street Methodist church will meet at the church on Monday afternoon at O clock
 The West Highland band of the Bap- tist Ladies Aid society will meet on Monday afternoon with Mrs. l.. l. Pen- field.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church, south, will have a parcel post sale at the home of Mrs D. E. Cook on Maple street on Thursday afternoon and evening.
 The Altar society of the St. Gather inc church will give a card party and novelty sale at the city hall on Monday afternoon from to o'clock.
 Miss Ethel Yessck, who has been Sne guest of Miss Hattie Flowers and Miss Tony Flowers, has returned to her home at Montevallo.
 Mrs. J. A. Bagley, of Republic is the guest of Mrs. H. H. Elliott. Mrs. Leon Kennedy has returned to her home at Quinton, after a pleasant stay with her parents, MT. and Mrs T. A. | Taylor.
 Mr. D. A. Alexander is i'll at the Car raway infirmary, where he has recently underwent an operation for appendicitis. On account of illness in the home of the hostess, Mrs. T. l.. Waggoner, the Mothers club which was to have met last Wednesday, will meet on Wednes- l day afternoon of this week with the ! al bove hostess.
 Beautiful club on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. R. Atkins at 2 l oclock
 1 Miss Willie May Elliott and Miss Thel- ma Elliott. of Brookside. are the week. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Eli | ott
 | MT. and Mrs James Bowran have l named their little daughter Margare, Marie Bowran.
 | Felton Corn is suffering from a severe | relapse of a recent attack of scarlet 1 fever.
 ! Miss Mary Lou Wiggins is visiting | friends and relatives at Enterprise. 1 Miss Mary Eleanor Gibbs, who recently 1 underwent an operation at the Carraway l infrmary. has recovered sufficiently to
 be removed to her home on North High 1 lands.
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