The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

beautiful rose reception. given at the home of Mrs. Eagles, in honor of the sen-
 for class of Howard college on Friday
 evening. Rose sprays over tulle bows
 from the punch table to the chandelier
 and from the bowl of roses centering the
 dining table made attractive decora-
 ton. Paul Neron roses accentuated the
 color scheme of pink and white in the liv- 1 ing room, library and dining room. 1 The guests were received at the door by
 pr. J. R. Edwards and Mrs. Jasper Hutto, at the punch bowl by Mrs. w. N. Griffin l and Mrs. F. P Burns and in the dining room by Miss Marie Bost Mrs. J. C. 1 Dawson. Miss Haywood Motion and Mrs J. A. Hendricks. The receiving line was composed of pr. and Mrs. J. M. Shelburne, Prof. and Mrs. T. F. Eagles and Miss ! Brown.
 A delightful feature of the reception was the senior rose tree hard by the punch 1 bowl From this tree d rose was plucked | by each member of the senior class and 1 in the heart of the rose he found toast l 10 which he drank. Eighty guests were present enjoying the reception
 Mrs. ]. C Hutton was hostess on Sat urday afternoon to the Twentieth Cen tury Housekeepers' club at the residence of Mrs William Hunt.
 At the close of an interesting pro- gramme the hostess served delicious salad and ice course, being assisted by Mrs Lula Hunt Baird Those present were Mrs. w. F. Motion, Miss Haywood Motion, Mrs. ]. M Shelburne, Mrs. W. N. Griffin, Mrs. P P. Burns, Mrs. T. r. Eagles Mrs. J c. Dawson, Mrs M. l.. Haggard, Mrs. Wayland Jones. Mrs. J. w. Beasley, Mrs. w. E. Prescott, Mrs. Lula Hunt Baird, Mrs. W. P. McAdory, Mrs. William Hunt, Miss Marie Bost Miss Brown and Mrs. J. C. Hutto
 Mrs. w C. Caldwell was hostess at q lawn party Saturday afternon in honor of the young men of her Sunday school class. The punch table, banked with roses, was placed on the lawn and was presided over by Mrs. II. E. Washington and Mrs. Bar rett.
 The games enjoyed during the afternoon were rock and tennis. The class members present were MT. John Bentley Mir. Tru- cit Weaver, Mir. Joe Hammond. MT. E. l.. Ford, MT. V. V. Evans, Mir V. F. Downes, MT. Johnson Scarce, MT. E. w. Holmes, MT. Gladstom Parker, MT. E. N. Mooney ham, MT. Hugh S. Wallace, MT. Roy Smart, MT. l. s. Cornell MT Arthur Con- nell MT. Charles Miller, MT. Felix Miller, MT. w. B. Woodall, MT. W. s. Griffin. MT. s. s. Howell, MT. Robinson. Beside the young ladies brought by the young men. those present were Miss Bettie Caldwell Miss Maud Caldwell. Miss Rosa Burwel Miss Allie Thompson, Mrs. G. P. Cald- we'll Mrs. H E. Washington, Mrs. Marie Lake Mrs N. A. Barrett, Mrs. Hattie L. English, Prof. H. G. Grant, pr. H. H. Hbbs and the hostess.
 On Monday evening an ice cream sup per will be given by the junior department of the Methodist church. This will be held out on the lawn at Seventy seventh street and Hillman avenue.
 Mrs. J. C. McPhau, Mrs. T. F. Bondur ant and Mrs. F. F. Belsher were the dele gates this past week from Alexander Stephens chapter, of the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy to the state con Vention in Bessemer. Reports will be given of this convention on next Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. s. A. Malone, where the chapter meeting will be held.
 At an annual meeting of the 1ntra No Sotris club officers were elected as fol- lows: Mrs W. R. Tarrant, president Mrs T. W. Beck vice president; Miss Filie Wood, secretary; Mrs. ]. C. Lee treasur- CT. and Mrs. T. T. White, director. The Invineible Forty-two club met this week with Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter Lea, Jr. Officers were selected for the year and delightful refreshments served by the hostess.
 A special musical programme will be rendered this morning at the Methodist church. Those taking part in the pro- gramme will be Miss Lorene Lawley Mrs. D E. McLendon, Mrs. Leonard Browning, Miss Kathleen Meadow, MT. D. F.. Me Lendon and Mir. O. B. Newman. Mrs. j. E. Strange of New Decatur is the guest of Mrs. G. w. Armstrong. MT. Dan Chrisman of Pittsburg was called home by the death of his father and will remain here for short time
 Mrs. P. P Burns vii be hostess on next Friday afternoon to the Pieran club at the residence of Mrs. C. C. Jones.
 Mrs. John Vincent has IS her guest Mrs. John Wood of Meridian. Miss
 Mothers Day will be celebrated this morning in the Ruhama Baptist Sunday school. A musical programme will be rem dered and short address by Dr. H. H. Hibbs.
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