The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-08
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Suise sunday school at her home Wednes- Sas alternoon. Following the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed The prize In the contest was awarded to the Seacher' Miss Julia Trotman. Dainty re- treatments were served to the guests who numbered P.
 me South Park Social club held it's reg eiar meeting the past week at the home of -s h' NJ Porter Garden flowers auorned the porch, where the club was en- tertalned. and an afternoon of needlework was brought to a close by the hostess serving delightful ice course Besides 7 sIe cub members Mrs W. D. Porter and hrs' D. D. Sinclair were guests
 -nrs. D. H. Hunt entertained coterie or young people at her home in Fairview recently, experimenting her guest, Miss berhla Maxwell of Broolzwood Miss Ola Mde smith and Miss Gladys Smith served N Arult punch as the guests entered The evening was happily spent in various sanes and contests, and concluded by the serving of an ice course in the dining room which was tastefully decorated in sunfiowers. Those enjoying this informal diialr were: Miss Bernia Maxwell Miss AVIS watson, Miss Gladys English Miss va Mae Smith. Miss Pauline Miller. Miss L1lla Duff, Miss Gladys Smith, Miss Ella Sint Eabanlz, Miss Idelle Sanders Miss Leona Fanby, Mrs. Curtis Andson, Mrs frank smith, Mr. Emmett Eubank MT nnester LeMay. Mr Ralph Eubank, MT. Willie Duff, Mr. Earl LeMay, Mir Harland Cross, MT. Ruffin Eubank. Mir. T. D. Jones, Mrs. A. C. Mccain and Mir. Fred Smith.
 "A Ihirty-five guests were entertained F'I Ihursuay evening at a measuring party, gwen by the Epworth league of the Meth oulst Church at the home of Miss Ruth Siark. Punch was served in the dining room from a bowl banked with sunfiowers MISS Myrtle Snow and Miss Lydia Mayes presided. Games, music and contests were le3tures ot the evenings entertainment. . Dainty refreshments were served
 MISS Francis Hobbs entertained a num- Der of her friends at her home in Fair N view Thursday afternoon, the occasion be- ing her thirteenth birthday The rooms were prettiy decorated in ferns and cut flowers, and late in the afternoon ices were served in the dining room, the em- bossed birthday cake with it's significant number of candles adornng the center or the table. Those present were: Miss Annie Goudelock Miss Lillian Erickson, Miss Viola Hobbs Miss Fay Holiday, Miss Elizabeth Goudeock Miss Erie Roberts. Miss Mary Hobbs Miss Annie Erickson, Miss Minnie Holiday, Miss Louise Mur- phy, Miss Erie Smith, Miss Mabel Church. III. Miss Rolie Nell Bullard, Miss Myrtle Hobbs and Miss Francis Hobbs.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. w Young have re- turned from their wedding trip and spent tr. CT route to their future home in Holt.
 The Rev. Peter Stokes and daughter, Miss Sara Temple Stokes of South Caro- lima. are visiting Mrs. William Stokes on Ensey Highlands.
 Miss Minnie Jones and MT Newman Jones have gone to Goodwater to join a camping party
 A called meeting of the Woman's Mis- Hlorary society of the Ensley Methodist church will be held Monday afternoon at the church. This meeting will take the ' place of all circle meetings. Matters of importance will be considered and every lady of the church is requested to attend
 Mrs. w. s. Shehee has as her guest Miss Leila Traweek and Miss Annie Ira week of Greenville.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Perkins and chill dren. Mir and Mrs. F. Q. Harris and chill dren motored to Montgomery to spend the weekend with friends.
 MT. and Mrs N. A. Barkesdale, MT and Mrs. P A. Eubank and sons, Alfred and Herbert, have returned from month s stay in the mountains of North Carolina.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam P. Wynne are visit ing relatives in Tennessee Mrs. H. N. Maloney has as her guests Mrs. Sid Johnson and Mrs. Gertrude Wall of Atlanta.
 Miss Flora Lee Brassfeld has returned from two-weeks' visit to friends In Cor Gova
 Mr. C. M Strickland is visiting relatives in Clsnton, Talladega Springs and Syla- cauga.
 Mrs. Royden Keith Stanley and daugh- ter, Marie, of West Point Ga. are the guests of Mrs. J. J. LaPage in Fairview.
 Miss Dorothy Grim, head resident of the Wesley House, has returned from a vaca- ton spent with relatives in Rome and At lanta.
 Miss Mae Guthrie has returned from Carbon Hill, where she was guest of rela- tives.
 Miss Helen McNamara is visiting friends at Snow Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Donelly are spending several days at St. Simons's Island.
 Mir. and Mrs E. A. Richards have re- turned from a three-weeks' visit to rela- tives in Mississippi
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Warren, who have been residents of Ensley for a number of years. have moved to Marion, where hs they will make their future home.
 Mr. Frank Jones has returned from a trip to Chicago
 Mrs William Threadzill and children of Miami, Fla, visiting Mrs. J. C. Bonner on Ensley Highlands.
 Mrs. J. M. Oliver will be hostess Mon- day afternoon to the womans Mission ary society of the Fairview Methodist church.
 A pretty social affair of the past week five hundred party given at the home of Mrs. John Vallely in honor of Miss Virginia Brown of Meridian, the guest of Mrs. J. M. Ball. Punch was Served by Miss Rose Vallely. The first prize a deck of cards. was awarded to Mrs Sophie Krahenbuhl; the consolation was drawn by the honoree An Ice course concluded the afternoon.
 Mrs. w. I. Burgin entertained a few friends informally Friday evening at din ner in honor of Mrs. Gertrude Wall and Mrs. Sid Johnson of Atlanta, guests oi Mrs. H. M Maloney. Covers were laid fol seven