The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-17

tains of North Georgia for the rest of the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs R. A Clayton have re- turned from a months stay at St. Clair Springs.
 Little Lima, daughter of MT and Mrs. A. s. Cheney, is seriously ill at the Me- Adory infirmary.
 Mrs T. NJ. Bradley was at home to the Young Matrons' Needle Work club yes terday afternoon in Inglenook. Pink and white roses were used in the rooms, where the guests gathered for a few pleasant hours and the same colors appeared in the refreshment course served at the close of the meeting.
 Mrs. c. P. Hickey and children have returned from visit to Atlanta
 Mrs. E. Stewart of Louisville is the guest of friends in Inglenook.
 MT. Charles Beavers, Jr., is spending a month with his grandparents at Oneonta.
 Mrs. John Bain of Iona, Fla, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Robert For sythe, in Wylam
 Mr. and Mrs. Willie Russell have re- turned from al stay with relatives at Pl- per.
 Mrs. D. P. Page is spending the sum mer with relatives in Cuba.
 Mrs. w. A. Stewart and children have returned from Talladega.
 The Rev. A. E. Page is visiting in Will sonville.
 Mr and Mrs. R. J. Searson entertained informally last evening at their home in Pratt Citl. The house was prettily dec- orated and the hours were spent with games and music, after which a dainty ice course was served to the following guests: Miss Kate Hannigan, Miss Lizzie Fox Miss Margaret Hannigan, MT. James Valleley, MT. Lee Mcclellan.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelems have re- turned from visit to Mrs. J. F. Williams at Huffman.
 The Rev. William McDougall and MT. Sam Brown are spending a few days in Montgomery
 Mrs Mike Shevlin is il at her home.
 Miss Evola Hagan left yesterday for her home in Anniston after stay with friends in Pratt City.
 Mrs H. M. Cowart was hostess at a lovely porch party Thursday at Shady side and her guests upon this occasion were the members of the Thursday Aft ernoon Forty-two club Many ferns and hanging baskets filled with summer flow CTS made the shaded porch very attrac- tive. and here an interesting game was played after which salad and ice course was served
 The members of the Philadea club met Thursday afternoon with Miss May Bra zleton In Ensley In the living room, where the game was played, nasturtiums and sunfiowers added a bright touch of color to the scene and pink and white sweetpeas were used in the dining room where refreshments were served al the close of the afternoon. The punch DOW was banked with crepe myrtle. sixteen members were present.
 The Jollyettes met ThurAAay with Miss Myrtle Winfield and Miss Willie Winfield as joint hostesses Daisies were used to emphas size yellow and white, the club eolors. and the same motif appeared In the score cards, five hundred being played at three tables, in the hints and also In the ices. A dainty prize was awarded to Miss Imogene Spurrier.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Porter have re- turned from Plantersville and Selma
 Mrs H. w. Sparks is visiting relatives in Georgia.
 MT. B. F. McPherson is visiting in Chi cago. ,
 Mrs. ". E. Hadley and her little daugh' ter are spending the summer months with relatives in Boston.
 Mrs. Carson Helm entertained the mem bers of her Sunday school class last even- ing at her East Lake home. The giris and boys enjoyed music and games and late in the evening a tempting ice course was served.
 MT. and Mrs J. J. Senn and Mrs. Susie Senn of Newburn, Ga, are guests oi MT and Mrs. Y. L. Senn.
 MT. and Mrs M. J. Leake and Mrs. E. ] Robinson left yesterday for motor trip to Tupelo. Miss, and other places oi