The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-17
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

Miss Roberta Moore gave Valentine party in Woodawn, to which she asked 20 friends. Hearts and Cupids prevailed in her decorative plan, palms and ferns making an attractive background. Heart dice was played and the guests were met bv the hostess and Miss Mary Hill Moore and Miss Laura Robertson
 The Study Circle of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Woodlawn met with Mrs. C. E. Brooks Monday afternoon when the Valentine season furnished ln- spiration for an exceedingly attractive decoration ",rhe Child in the Midst was the subject of the meeting and Mrs. w. D. Morris led the programme. The Young Matrons' class of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church gave de- lightful entertainment yesterday alter noon at the home of Mrs R. l.. New som. She was assisted in receiving by Mrs Eugene Newson and Mrs. F. ,. Cooley. A salad course was served to 50 guests.
 A monthly reunion of the Wood family will occur Friday afternoon at 2;3o at the home of Mrs. J. E. Wood In Fairfield yesterday Mrs. C. H. kibby entertained the Amicitia club in the art ernoon. The score was kept on small hatchets and the tables, placed Tn the living room and dining room. were sur
  of 5oo games. Mrs. Sophie krahenbuhl won the first prize. bit of lingerie, ana the second trophy, statuary, went to Mrs. Jack Krahenbuhl. A two-course llnch- con was served,s the guests, besides the club members including Mrs. J. b. Dun l can Mrs J. w. Alden, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs Lee. Mrs w. G. Bickeil, Mrs. McCuily Mrs. Tom Inglis. Mrs. Sophie Krahenbuhl l Mrs. w. W. Garrett and Mrs Jack kra- i l,o ,l,ttI,
 The Twentieth Century Mothers clut l ur;,l meet with Mrs Will Hamilton this afternoon in Ensley.
 l Mrs. L.. H. Pennington will be hostess tomorrow to the Thursday Afternoon D" | club
 Mrs. M II. Mcdowell is spending few days in Tullahoma. Tenn.
 | Mrs. C. w. Cole is in Fremont, .. | The monthly missionary social of tn Methodist church. south. occurred at tn home of Mrs. J. T. Rogers in Pratt City
 Mrs C. N. Carraway was in charge o the programme, which Included som
 especially attractive musical selectiohs Twenty-ive members enjoyed the pro l era mme and the delicious salad 'cours
 served at it's conclusion.
 | colonial party will be given f'rida
 at the home of Mrs. C. N. Carraway.
 Miss Louise Hamilton of Apalachicois
 Fla Is visiting relatives in Pratt C1tS. T Dr. C. s. Seay is spending several day
 in Cullman.
 MT. and Mrs G. P. Copeland of Tus
 cumbia are guests of MT. and Mrs. 4
 l.. Miller. , MT. Jesse Davis, who has been tn j guest of MT. C. W. Overstreet, mas gor l to his home in Nashville.
 Miss Regina Downey and Miss Maybei , Downey entertained in Inglenook. inclut : ing, 24 guests, at Valentine part
 Hearts and Cupids were intersperst
 among foliage and house plants tast'
 fully arranged. Music was presente
 by Miss Cora westbrook and Miss Maj Young: MT, W. Cummings also giving f pleasing violin number. An animal col
 test was followed by the award oi
 prize. e Mrs. ]. F. Carlisle and Miss Ola Walk I entertained 60 little folk yesterday al ernoon with Valentine party. pos . office was feature of the afternoon ar : | music, contest in which an eiapora Valentine was presented as the prize, ke the children interested an hour or mor ,, after which tempting refreshments we $ served.
 V MT. and Mrs. H. R. Kenny and the T son, Clyde Kenny. left yesterday f :. Rienzi Miss, to be with friends for tv l weeks.
 y The Rev. l.. F. Goodwin has gone t Decatur to spend two weeks.