The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-18

enjoyed Dy me members ana MISS f1titn Stokes and Miss Clarice Fitzpatrick.
 Mrs. E. B. Stokes and children will leave today for Springdale Ga, to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. Leo Gillespie of Columbia, & C., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. William Stokes
 Rev and Mrs. B. T. Kimbrough of Louisville. Ky. is visiting MT. and Mrs J. M Lower.
 Mrs. Harry Spurrier has returned from trip to Tuscumbia.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Zeigler of New De- catur are guests of MT. and Mrs. T. L. Zeigler in Fairview
 MT. and Mrs D. F. Hurlburt are at home after a pleasant trip to Canada
 Mrs. A A. Chancey was hostess to the Sorosis club at her home in Woodlawn yesterday afternoon. Sweet peas and roses carried out pink and white color scheme, which was also used in the re- treatments. The following extra guests enjoyed the courtesy with the members; Mrs. W. T. Wingo, Mrs. Truman Gabbot, Mrs. R. L. Brown, Mrs. D. w. Armstrong and Mrs, Whitehorn.
 Miss Olivia Basenberg, Miss Mildred Basenberg, Miss Frances West and Miss Katherine West left yesterday to be guests at a house party at Montevallo, at which Miss Ella Lathem is hostess.
 Thompson circle of the Womans Mis- sionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Woodlawn will serve ice cream every Friday afternoon from to o'clock al the store of J.. B. Burris x Son.
 Mir and Mrs G. C. Puleston have named their little son Charles Soaring Puleston.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. H Salter and their little daughter. Elizabeth Sater, left yes terday for New York and other eastern points.
 Miss Mary Parker has returned to her home in Hawkville after a visit to Mrs. s. J. Cruse
 Mrs. Cabler Ward is the guest of her parents in Nashville.
 Mrs. R. c. Hunt, who has been visiting her daughte Mrs. S. J. Vann, in West End has returned to Fort Payne.
 Mir and Mrs. George Norris left yester- day for Corinth, Miss, where they will visit relatives
 Miss Lockie Posey has returned to liar persvile after a stay with Mrs. J. B. Farrell.
 Mrs. R Landers and Mrs. J B. Brad away chaperoned the Busy Workers of the Inglenook Methodist Sunday school yesterday when they enjoyed an outing at Avondale park. The following were included in the party: Miss Eola Carter Miss Olive Carter Miss Lucille Cowden Miss Bessie Morris, Mis- Leila Bryant Miss Esther Bryant Miss Erswel Thomp son, Miss Derrill Tinsey, Miss May Cook. Miss Clara Brandon and Miss An ne Carter.
 Mrs Ada Roberts was hostess at a spend-the-day party yesterday. The morning was spent with needle work and at noon a dainty luncheon was served, covers being laid for six guests.
 Rev. R. T. Taylor of Leeds is visiting his daughter, Mrs. JaB Perry.
 Miss Callie Sherrill has returned to On- eonta after viisting relatives in Inglenook.
 Miss Edna Bailey celebrated her birth day Wednesday evening at her Pratt City home when games. contests and music were enjoyed Late in the evening an ice and cake were served to 25 young people.
 The members of the First Methodist church entertained their friends at a social in the church parlors last evening. pretty musical programme was given by the Womans Missionary society and light refreshments were passed.
 Mrs R. c. Simpson has returned to Odenville after a stay with Mrs. C.. C. Grissett.
 Mrs Annie Levy has gone to Savannah to spend the summer. Mrs. Harry Bradley of Panama is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Bradley Mrs. Ernest B. Cunningham and chil- dren are spending two weeks with rela- tives in Mobile.
 Mrs. A. s. Stephens entertained fe! lowing friends at dinner Wednesday even- ing at her home in Wylam: Mrs. Jack Foster, Mrs. Sidney Lumpkin, Mrs. Charles Schaeffer, Mrs. Joseph Beacham and Mrs. William Palmer. Miss Ora Shoemaker has returned to Apex after delightful visit to Mrs. All bert Shoemaker. Mir and Mrs Luther Shoemaker have "a a mad their uttla son Ine Shnemaker.