The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-29
BRIEF MENTION

Mrs. John B. Wealxley has returned to
Montgomery after spending a few days
here with Mrs. Il. G. Chandler
Miss Kate McIntyr has returned to
Montgomery. She visited Mrs. Chamber
lain at Roebuck Springs and was intro
duced at delightful afternoon card
party, also enjoying many other social
attentions.
Mrs. II. f. DeBardeleben. Mrs. Jack
BoWron, Mrs. Richard Johnston Mrs.
Chapel Cory, Miss Julia Tutwiler, and
Miss Florence McCrossin spent yesterday
IN Montgomery, where they appeared be-
fore the legislature in behalf of equal
suffrage.
Mrs Laura Brown Morgan has returned
from Anniston where she has been a
much feted visitor since attending the
marriage of her father and Mrs. Harris
in Rome, Ga.
Mrs. Emma Crenshaw Greenwood of
Mississippi is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs, ID. w. Hughes, In Pratt City.
Mr.. Walter Adams is in Mobile this
week.
Mrs. I. w. McDonough gave a spend
the day party yesterday, which included
Mrs. Jack Krahenbuhl, Mrs. A. f. Wick
ham and Miss Rose McDonough. A
luncheon was served at o'clock.
Miss Mary Wallach was the honoree at
surprise party Wednesday evening. The
entertainment, which included games and
music, was enjoyed by II friends
Mrs. ]. d. Sandfer was a hostess yes
terday at dinner at her home in Wood
lawn to compliment her daughter, Miss
Ruth Sandifer on the occasion of her
| birthday. Covers were laid for eight
about a table decorated with narcissi.
AT the home of Mrs. j. r. Winston, a
newly organized fancy work club held its
first meeting this week. 1t is the Sorosis
club and the members are Mrs. O. A.
Lathem, Mrs. Roy Carrigan, Miss Sallie
Rast, Mrs. A. A. CLANCY, Mrs. w. D..
| Bankston, Mrs. W. A. Sawyer and Mrs.
| r. S. Cheney. Mrs. Bankston will be hos
tess at the next meeting, two weeks
hence
| Mrs. e. II. Harrison of Atlanta is visit
| ing Mrs j. r. Winston.
I Mrs. G. w. Carr entertained the men,
bers of the Ensley Highland Jorty-two
club yesterday in Ensley Three tables
of players took part in the games and the
score was kept on Valentine cards.
Mrs. D. A. Echols will be hostess to the
past matrons of the o. e. S. this after
| noon.
| Mrs II. b. Lyle of Huntsville is visiting
Mrs. H. d. Williams.
| Prof d. M Lewis is in Chattanooga.
| Mrs w. r. Burgin has returned from
Denver
| Mrs. T. S. Abernethy was hostess to the
| E. f. H. club yesterday in Ensley High
lands. Red carnations and ferns were
! used in decorating. A salad was served
after the games. Mrs Mary Blough won
| the first prize and the CUES. trophy went
| to Mrs. A. C. Montgomery. The visitors
were Mrs. r. e. Hogan, Mrs. d. l.. F'icke,
| Mrs. w. G. Matthias, Mrs. r. L. Daniel,
Mrs Crawford Perkins and Mrs. Bor-
| land.
| Mr.. Thomas Haynes will entertain the
Young Mems class of the East Birming-
ham Methodist Sunday school this even
| ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. o.
| Haynes.
| Mrs. II. T. Smoot gave a spend-the-day
| party yesterday at her home in East Biz
| mingham Her guests were Miss Meta
| Lovelace, Mrs +. S. Dell. Mrs e. Rainey,
| Mr.. H. r. Smoot, Mr.. Norborne Smoot.
| Mrs William Sowell and children, who
are returning from Arkansas, are guests
| of Mrs. Walter Cauble while en- route to
| Meridian.
| Mrs. Lena Hohen of Avondale left
Yesterday for Cullman to visit relatives
Miss Valla McCo61 is with friends ir
Tuscaloosa
Mrs. w. j. Hand of Mobile is visiting
Mrs. J. d. McCool.
| Mrs Henry Stephens is in Blossburg
Little Mamie Cunningham is I'll al
her home in Avondale with pneumonia