The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-07

ward entertain her guests at luncheon
at home.
Mrs. G. r. Evans and children are at
Rome after a visit to Bostick, Ga.
Mr. Louis Cummings and his sister,
Mrs. II. +. Chafin, have returned from
a hunting trip in the mountains near
Blount Springs.
The Home Mission society met this
week at the home of Rev. E. e. Emer-
son. Fifteen We're present, and during
the meeting a handsome umbrella was
presented to Mrs. r. W. Stewart. the
retiring president.
Miss Mona Pearce was hostess yester-
day In East Lake to the Pi Sigma Psi
CLUB, entertaining at cards. The club
and additional guests were seated at
seven tables. where at the conclusion
OF the games luncheon was served
The extra guests were Mrs. Nell Smith,
Mrs. j. c. Dawson, Mrs. H. E. waiting
ton, Mrs w. N. Griffin, Miss Haywood
Motion, Miss Rosa Bancroft, Miss Volma
Ayers of Montgomery. Mrs j. d. Thomp
son, Mrs. M. L. Pearoe and Miss Grace
Smith. The prizes included a box of
correspondence cards in the club colors,
red and gold, which were observed in
decorating for the party, and a book.
Miss Ayers and Miss Velma Ayers of
Huntsville are visiting Mrs. A. Fl. Olive.
Miss Dana billiard gave a beautiful
luncheon in compliment to Miss Burmah
Hilliard and Miss Christine Norris on
the eve of their departure for Judson
college after the holidays.
The Sesame club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. J. s. Hall in Ensley and
an interesting programme was pre-
sented. Mrs. J. S. Flanders of Dublin,
Ga, Mrs. Halls house guest, was the
only outsider persent.
Miss Grace Hillhouse has resumed her
studies at the Conservatory of Music
in Cincinnati after a visit to her par
ents in Ensley.
Miss Marie Mcclure has gone back
to Trinity college after passing the
holidays in Washington.
Miss Helen Armstrong and Miss May
Agnes Hilleke have gone to ST Mary's,
Notre Dame, Ind, after spending the
holidays with their parents.
A surprise party was given in Ingle-
nook Tuesday evening for Miss Ella
Morris and Miss Amanda Morris, when
20 of their young friends called. Games,
music and refreshments were enjoyed.
The choir of the Boyles Baptist
church will meet for practice with Mrs.
T. L. Clay Friday evening at 1880.
Mrs. c. o. Slower was hostess Monday
evening to the Methodist Aid society
OF Inglenook. Several interesting pa
pers were presented.
At a meeting of the Ladies auxiliary
to the Ancient Order of Hibernians held
in Pratt City Tuesday, officers were
chosen for the coming two years. Mrs.
Margaret Hannigan is president, Mrs.
Mary Harkins vice president, Miss Ma
ME Lynch secretary, and Mrs. Mary
Searson treasurer.
Miss Myra Newman of Collinsville,
who is en- route to Judson college,, was
Mrs. Cleveland Seays guest this week.
Mr.. Frank Dowis is resting we'll after
a recent operation.
Miss Agnes Brown, who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs. Sam Brown, has returned
to Talladega to resume her studies.
Miss Rosa Lynch has returned to the
Sacred Heart academy at Cullman after
visit to Mrs. Hugh Lynch.
The Missionary society of the Wood
lawn Methodist church held a business
meeting this week and Mrs. F. w. Ross
was chosen president, Mrs. ]. M. Kill
Tough and Mrs. Otto GLADDEN. are vice
presidents and the corresponding secre-
tary Is Mrs. z. c. Brock. Mrs. Eugene
Newsom Is recording secretary, Mrs.
w. G. Lewis superintendent of study,
Mrs. ]. d. Robertson superintendent of
social service, and Mrs. H. d. McLaurin
superintendent of supplies. Mrs. Luther
Crumley is treasurer.
Mr.. L. l.. Huber has returned to Han
over Ind, after visit to friends in
| Woodlawn.
| Mrs. Nettie Woods, who has been
desperately i'll, is much improved.
| Mr.. william OBarr, who has been
absent of a three-year tour around the
world in government service. has re-
| turned home.