The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27
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toohtihued From Page TWenfy-five.) piece Of lingerie. after which an ice course was served 10 the following: Miss Neva Hazzafd Miss Lillian Chiders, Miss Mabel Dudly, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Ruth Morris, Miss Cecil McNamara Miss I.o- rlns shannon. Miss Mary shannon. Miss Anna Barber. Miss Jessie Stead, Miss Nhftha Posser Miss Sadie Clark Miss Virginia Scholar, Miss Lillian Chambee, Miss Louise Bell, Miss Mildred Bell Miss Alma Thorpe.
 An enjoyable event took place Thurs day afternoon when the West End Forty two club met with Mrs. N. F. Jordan The home was prettily decorated with sweet peas and nasturtiums, carrying out the color scheme of pink and white which s.was also observed in the score cards and refreshments. Mrs. R. L. Drake presided at the punch bowl, assisted by little Tur- ner and Elizabeth Jordan, serving the guests as they arrived and during the games. Mrs. w. +. Jordan was assisted on the receiving line by Mrs. c. B. Sewers and Mrs. R. l.. Drake.
 The visitors present were: Mrs l. w. Broughton, Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, Miss salle Glasseock Miss Name Schwena. while the members were Mrs. J. w. Hill, %AIrs c. B. Sewers, Mrs. J. w. Brown, Mrs 5. B. Burbage, Mrs. F. L. Harde- man. Mrs. W. K. Ross Mrs. w. M. George. Mrs, 5. M. Cox Mrs. J. l.. Swint, Mrs. R. L. Drake, Mrs. S. C. Johnson aIM Mrs. N. r. Jordan. Al the conclusion of the games sherbert and cake were served.
 If you wish to see something inspiring you should visit the F1delis class of the West End Baptist church. Mrs H. C. Sellers is the teacher and has the gift of teaching which makes 1t interesting for ] all who attend. Come and meet with us Sunday morning at 9:30.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. Il. Davis and little f4a ina Ia ri n Athens, Ga. who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. B. P. o. Edwards, left yes terday morning in their touring car on their return home by the way of Atlanta, where they will probably spend few days
 { Mrs. w. W. Runyon of Ashland is the guest of Mrs. T. L. DeLorme.
 MT. T. l.. DeLorme is seriously ill at the Robinson infirmary, having undergone several operations.
 Mrs. J. o. Weeks and little daughter, Juanita of Columbus, Ga, are visiting Mrs. A. V. Brooks of West End.
 Mrs. E, B. Martin has returned to her home or Cotton avenue, after a pleasant visit with friends in Vincent
 Mrs. F. C. Patton and little girl, Frances, are on visit to the former pa rents in Charleston, S. C.
 The Walker Memorial church gave their annual Sunday school picnic at West Lake Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Reynolds Lyde and Mir and Mrs. c. A. Dorsey chaperoned party of young folks on an outing to West Lake Friday evening. Those in the party were: Miss Nell Hopwood, Miss Mamie Hopwood. Miss Lucy Lovett, Miss Myrtle Jones, Miss Marbra Gondallas, Miss Elloir Hughes. Miss Marie Dorsey, Mir. Dudson Shepherd MT. James Lovett MT. Leo Phillips, MT. Martin Kennedy, MT. V. O. Thornton. MT. Jefferies and Mr. Melton ss Hatcher.
 The Walker Memorial Missionary society will meet with Mrs. R. M. Green, 4l2 Cot ton avenue. Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock. aaiAi Mrs. A. P. Bagby was a most charming hostess Thursday afternoon, when she en- tertained the Sorosis club. Progressive forty-two was played at four tables by Mrs. $. A. Townsend, Mrs. ]. W. Davis Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, Mrs. A. P. Bagby, Mrs F. J. Remel, Mrs. J. E. Walters, Mrs. E. c. Ellis, Mrs. F. w. Ellis Mrs. w. A. Persing, Mrs. J. H. Armstrong, Mrs. J. S. Hamilton, Mrs. H. A. Mckinnon Mrs Lilly Milner, Mrs Charley World land Mrs Elmer Heinz. A very elaborate ~A salad and ice course served at the conclusion of the games
 MT and Mrs. Osce Oliver Miss Kate Nell Graves, Mr. Ross Hancock and MT. Charlie Mims returned home Friday even ing from their camping trip at Pelham.
 The Catholic Womans club of West End VIII meet Wednesday afternoon, June 30, with Mrs. Henry Murphy at her home S06 Tuscaloosa avenue.
 The Ladies Aid and Missionary society will hold it's regular meeting Monday afternoon at the West End church at 8 o'clock
 The Y. ". A. will hold its study class at tho home of their counselor, Mrs. w. M. Blaekwelder. 12o South Hawkins street, Miss Julia Weaver, leader
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 Mrs. B. w. FinclS entertained at spen- the-day party at her home yesterday in honor of her niece, Miss Mary White, of