The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-04
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

Miss IfliS Rockett entertained a num- | Der of young folks at dinner Sunday in honor of the birthday of her sister, Miss Catherine Rockett Pink roses centered the table and the following guests were present: Miss Margaret Mckinney, Miss i Lois Goodwin, Miss Mildred CunniRg lfi m, Miss Vera Ellard. Miss Pearl Craig and I others.
 Miss Hattie Lou Smith entertained the ! Campfire girls Saturday afternoon at her | home in Inglenook. Games and music were followed by light refreshments
 The co-workers will hold business meeting this evening at the Boyles Methodist church.
 Mrs. A. M. Johnson and little son have returned to Chattanooga after visiting Mrs. c. E. Harvey. Mrs. J. H. Fender is resting well at the McAdory infirmary, following an op- eration.
 The Missionary society will hold a busi- ness meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Wylam Methodist church.
 The home department of the Baptist Sunday school will be entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Charles Allen. MT. Robert Pountell, MT. Ben Moxley and MT. Will Lusk are visiting friends at Petersburg, Va.
 The T. D. S. club will meet Saturday with Miss Carllena Hohen in Avondale.
 MT. and Mrs John w. Prude are at home after a stay in Atlanta.
 Miss Lily Mae O'Del is visiting in Blossburg.
 Miss Valla McCool, Miss Lola McCool and Miss Violet Swift have returned from visit to friends in Tuscaloosa Mrs Edward Minor was hostess Sat- urday afternoon in Pratt City to a num- Der of children to celebrate the sixth birthday of her little daughter, Edna Minor. Mrs. Landers McGlawn assisted Mrs. Minor in entertaining the guests with games and contests. An ice course brought this merry party to a close. Mrs R. D. Lawrence of Palos is visiting her mother, Mrs. c. J. Quinn
 Mrs. Parker Young and her two sons of St. Louis are guests of Mrs. E. w. Young.
 The sunfower Band of the East Lake Methodist church met yesterday with Mrs. James Thornton, hostess. at her home. After the usual programme dainty re- treatments were served. MT. and Mrs J. O. Clifford have re- turned to Chicago after spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Marshall Clifford. Miss Fannie Mae Riddle spent the week end with her parents MT. and Mrs. J. w.
  tend the Older Girls conference. Mrs H. S. Kennedy of Woodlawn is i'll at the McAdory infirmary. MT. and Mrs. k. S. McGlathery have as their guests Rev. Frank Moody Purser and Mrs. D. I. Purser of Richmond, Va, Rev. and Mrs. D. I. Purser, Jr., of Gads- den. and Hon. Frank S. Moody of Tusca- loosa.
 Mrs Hester Camp has sufficiently re- covered from her recent Illness to be re- moved from St. vincent's hospital to her home in Woodlawn. Mrs. Kitty King entertained a party of friends Sunday, giving an outing at Bay view. Those included in the hospitality were MT. and Mrs. s. c. King, MT. and Mrs. Mcqueen Morrison, Miss Gena Har- grove. Miss Betty Hargrove. Miss R. Me- Laurine Miss Nora Cater, Miss Pearl Me- Neal, MT. J. Phillips, MT. H. Dale, Mir. | Clyde Parker, MT. Nat Spangler, and the | hostess
 Mrs. D. A. Echols will deliver an ad- dress at the meeting of the High School Improvement association this afternoon at 2:3O. The Epworth league of the Central Park Methodist church will give play at Blakemore hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. J. E. Winston of Valley Head is visiting Mrs. J. A, Turnipseed
 MT, and Mrs. J. A. Curtis and little daughter of Chattanooga are guests of MT. and Mrs. j.. A. Simpson.
 MT. Ed Giles is visiting relatives in Brunswick, Ga.
 Mir. W. L. shaddick of Winston is spend- ing a few days with MT. and Mrs. M.