The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-08
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MT Mitchell Chanty entertained few friends informally at a o'clock dinner, complimenting Miss Madge Wynne ana Miss Julia Johnson of Greensboro, who are the guests of Mrs. J. l.. Anderson A six-course menu was served rom prettily appointed table, with a center motif of golden glow and ferns. Those seated about the board were: Miss Her bert Wynne Miss Madge Wynne, Miss Julia Johnson Miss Edith Jennings, Miss Mildred Ford, Miss Marion Ford, MT Hal Lamar MT Robert Carter, MT. King MT. John Ed Lynch, MT. Harry Hender- son, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Chanty
 Mrs w. O. Littleton was hostess to the Ladies Aid society of the Boyles Baptist church this week. After short business session an ice course was passed to MrsJ w. Clay Mrs. F. l.. Clay, Mrs E Barton, Mrs. H. D. Hopwood, Mrs. Branham, Mrs. w. E. Thomson, Mrs Herbert Thomson, Mrs. R. N. Crunk,, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Rosser Webster and Mrs. Thompson.
 The Camp Fire Girls were delightfully."- entertained yesterday at a porch party at the home of Miss Lorietta Bailey. The porch was made inviting with ferns and garden flowers. Music was a diversion of the afternoon. watermelon cutting was enjoyed by Miss Mamie Harrington, Miss Eunice Westbroolx, Miss Mildred FOrQ, MISS E1lltl Soii, MISS A'NtN'' Ford, Miss Clersie Keith Miss Lillys Rockett Miss Frances Bazemore, Mrs. George Leblanc, Mrs. H. M. Lewis, Mrs. J. L. Anderson, Miss Rachel McAllister, Miss Ida Harrington and Miss Louise Harvey
 A few friends were invited to the home of MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson last eve- ming to enjoy a watermelon cutting. Those enjoying this courtesy were: Mrs. J. B. McAllister of Chattanooga. Mrs, Jesse Chantz Mrs Clarence Harvey, Miss Madge Wynn. Miss Rachel McAllister' Miss Julia John Johnson, Miss Herbert Wynne. MT. Mitchell Chantz, Miss Louise Harvey MT. Hal Lamar, MT. Jesse Waids Mir John Ed Lynch.
 One of the enjoyable events of the week was the informal dance given Fri day evening with Miss Leila Krunk as hostess at her home in Boyles compli- mentarv to Miss Lillian Baxondale or Nashville. who has been the recipient of many social courtesies during her stay in this city as the guest of Mss krunk The lower floor of the house was thrown open to the young folks and amid attrac- tive decora tions dancing was enjoyed un- til a late hour. when punch and a mid night supper were served. Those enjoy ing the evening were: Miss Marie Moore Miss Fannie Heighler Miss Carrie Heghler, Miss Nell Firth, Miss Marion walker, MISS JeHnette Ndlhei' NiSo Marie Bentley. Miss Lillian Baxondale Miss Marion Ford. MT. Nat Bentley. MT Todd Hill MT. Arthur Roberts. MT. Henry 'GIeath. MT Robert Carter, MT. Vernon Hall, MT. Ewing Krunk, MT. Hall Lamar, Mr. John Ed Lynch, MT Mitchell Chantz MT Smith MT. Baxondale.
 Mrs. Whitley will be hostess to the Baptist Ladies' Aid society at her home on Park Row, Tuesday afternoon.
 The O. E. s. chapter 165 will hold a special meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Masonic hall. A good attendance is urged.
 Judge l.. Cansler of Republic was the guest of Mir C. T. Helton this week.
 Mir. A. E. Thomas of Haleyville is vis- sSting his mother. Mrs H. Thomas.
 Miss Ruth Jones is home after de- lghtful stay with friends at Hargrove
 Mrs. M. Vickers ahs returned to her home in New Decatur after a pleasant stay with Mrs. Neely Newsome. She was accompanied home by Mrs. Newsome.
 Mrs. Leonard Snyder and little son left this week for Hanceville where they will he the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Cobb
 Mrs. Henry Bailey and little son are the guests of Mrs. Couch at Yolando.