The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-15

Blair, Miss Parre Blair Lucie Collins, Velma Lavendar, Salie Bradley, Louise Harvey and Edith Downey
 Mir. William McPoland left yesterday for a stay of three weeks in Sheffield.
 James Harvey has returned from two- months visit to his grand father, MT. J.. B. McAllister of Chattanooga.
 Mrs. F. E. Jones is the guest of Mrs. Roscoe Hale.
 Mrs. Margaret White of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. H. A. Reviere
 Mr. and Mrs. George Ford of Vivian have named their little daughter Florence Mae Ford.
 Miss Dosa Fonville is visiting relatives in Louisville, Ky.
 Miss Susan Lusk and Miss Jeanette Clair Springs.
 Mir Ernest Cobb has returned from a trip to Gurley
 Mrs. D. A. Cagle is i'll at the South Highland infirmary.
 Prof. c. J. Ursury has returned from Biloxi.
 The T. D. S. club will meet Saturday afternoon with Miss Ruth Kelly.
 Mrs. Robert Waldman has returned from a visit to Montgomery.
 Mrs. C.. C. Ellis and children are at home after visiting in Alexander City.
 Miss Eunice Brown and Miss Lula El- lard are spending sometime at Keller man.
 MT. Grady Leach has returned to Dade- vile after being the guest of MT. and Mrs. s. F. Partridge.
 Miss Mamie Duke was at home in Woodawn yesterday afternon to the members of the Deectus club. The hours were passed with fancy work and light refreshments by 12 members and the fol- lowing extra guests: Miss Hattie Ruth Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Whaley and Miss Inza Mae Snowden.
 The Christian class of the Woodlawn Methodist church will serve ice cream this afternoon at Woodlawn park.
 A lawn party will be given this after noon at the home of Miss Margaret Crib bon for the benefit of the East Lake or phanage.
 Mrs M H. Chalfant of Kokomo, Ind, who has been visiting Miss Lotoise Plant, left yesterday for her home
 MT. Charlie Moore has returned from a trip to Montgomery.
 Mir and Mrs. R. F. Russell and family are spending two weeks at Elmore as guests of Mrs. Callie Hall.
 Mir Joe Welcher has returned from New Orleans
 Miss Daisy Lee Screws is i'll at her home in West End.
 Mrs D. T. Harris of Vernon returned home yesterday after a visit to Mrs. A. J. Milner.
 MT. Lawrence Fullington has returned to Gadsden
 Mrs NJ J. Wyatt of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Minnie Wells in East Lake.
 MT. and Mrs l.. L. Stillwell will return today from a stay at Asheville. N. c.
 Mrs W. A. Ferguson and children are at home after visit to Mrs. w. A. Inzer at St. Clair. Mrs w. S. Shehee was hostess at a miscellaneous shower yesterday afternoon complimenting Miss Nettie Davis. whose marriage to MT. Edmund w. Young will take place July 20. The porch was made attractive with ferns and crepe myrtle, and the pink and green color scheme was also used in the living room. while in the dining room the wedding colors, green and white prevailed In the center of the table was a graceful basket of ferns and althea and the hints. ices and candle shades were of the chosen colors. Miss Marie Bentley served punch in the hall, assisted by Miss Nell Martin and Mrs. Sam Wynne. In the paror the hostess, honoree and bridal attendants received the guests and Miss Nell Suppler and Miss Foy Russell had charge of the bride s book Miss Davis received many dainty gifts from prettily decorated express wagon drawn by John Minor and Lucy Reed Ray and driven by Helen Shehee. the attractive little daughter of the hos tess.
 Mrs. N. C. Clarke will entertain the Ensley Auction Bridge club this after noon and the Thursday Afternoon Forty two club will meet with Mrs. H M. Cow art.
 Mrs. J. T. Edwards is the guest of rel atives fin Odenville. Y Mrs. H. E. Dalbey of Fainffeld is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. James Robinson,