The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-21
WOODLAWN

The Delectus club met Thursday after noon with Mrs. James G. Davis. Ferns and roses were used in decorating the rooms in which the members gathered pleasant hour was spent with fancy work and chatting, after which a sala6
 course, Allowed by .an ice course, wal served. Among those present were: Mrs E. V. Dorse, Mrs. J. c. Steele, Mrs | w. L. Pool, Mrs. Ben Laycock, Miss Mary Reed and Mrs. James G. Davis The Friday Afternoon Social club met with Mrs. c. R. Guthrie. business | meeting was held and social hour was spent in doing needlework and crochet l ing. a
 The Priscilla club met Friday morning with Miss Agnes Clark Fall flowers were used to make the house bright an6 | attractive. The morning was spent in do. ing fancy work and in playing games At noon delicious salad course was served. Those present were: Mrs. J P. Robinson, Mrs. Edgar vanKeuren Miss Eleonore Gillian. Miss Robena Manchlin, Miss Nina Bain Miss Emma Bliss, Miss Agnes Clark, Mrs o. T. Witte, Miss Marion Bradford and Miss lone Irving.
 The Piquik club entertained at a dance on Friday evening. Palms. ferns and chry santhemums were used in decorat- ing the club rooms and music was fur nished by an orchestra concealed be- hind an embankment of palms. About 6o young people were present chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. John Carns, MT and Mrs. John O'Neal. MT and Mrs J. R. Montgomery and Mrs. J. H. Hahn
 Mrs F. S. McGlathery entertained on Saturday at a spend- the-day party for three young lady friends. In the recep- tion hall and living room red chrysan- themums were profusely used in decorat- ing, while the luncheon table was made beautiful with the large white ones Those who gathered around the table where an elaborate luncheon was served were: Mrs. E. s. McGlathery. Miss Louise Dugger, Miss Leila Harris and Miss Lillian Lotsterck.
 one of the most enjoyable events of the pa st week was the reception given by the Missionary society and the board of stewards of the First Methodist church of Woodlawn, complmenting the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Echols and the Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Morris, on Thursday evening. The auditorium of the Sunday school, where the reception was held, was beautifully decorated with palms, ferns and immense vases of chrysanthemums. Music for the occasion was furnished by the Sunday school orchestra, Miss Mary Hill Moore and Miss Louise Col lins. The guests were met at the door pS TeceptlOn cOHmltlee cOuSlstlnS or Mrs. l.. A. Christian. Mrs. w. w. Wor- rell, Mrs. J. A. Collins, Mrs. W. T. Whited. Mrs. J. H. Terrell. Mrs T. S. Atkinson, Mrs. J. T. Morris and Mrs. R. B. Broyles. Late in the evening a plate luncheon was served to about POO guests, including the ministers of the other Woodlawn churches with their wives.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union of the West Woodlawn Baptist church were entertained at a social at the home of Mir. Cleveland Counts on Friday even- ing. White chry ysanthemums were used in decorating the house. Games and contests were enjoyed, and at their con- clusion a delicious salad course was served. Among those present were: Miss Clemmie Jolly. Miss Louise Koenig. Miss
 Margaret I.ykes. Miss Alma White. Miss
 Ella Mae Gaynor. Miss Leslie Hinkle.