The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-15


 experimenting MT. and Mrs. G. Le- Blanc. Sweet peas centered the table and covers were laid for eight guests
 Mrs. w. T. Mackey has returned aft CT visiting relatives in Burnwell.
 Miss Marion Walker left yesterday for an extended visit to friends in New York.
 Miss Ruby Heaton and Mr Gilbert Ritchie Were entertained last evenlng by Troop r of the Boy Scouts, at the home of Mrs R. c. Richards, in Wood lawn. Daisies, sweet peas and ferns made the rooms lovely and punch was served the guests, 30 in number en- tered, by Miss Alma Smith. The honor guests were presented with large sil- yer pitcher. A dainty refreshment course was served at the close of tie evening.
 A series of entertainments is being planned for Miss Roberta Moore, a bride elect. A novelty shower will he given by the members of the Gretchen club at the home of Mrs. N w Proctor today. Friday Mrs. I. W. Tinsley will be hostess at a linen shower Saturday Miss Nina Bain will compliment Miss Moore at luncheon, and Monday evening Mrs. R. B. Broyles and Mrs. w. E. Mur- ray will be joint hostesses at an after rehearsal party complimenting Miss Moore and Mr. Dart The Woman's Missionary society iii have social this afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. F. Cook, and the Girls Social Service club will meet this even ing with Miss Rena Bridges Mrs. J. F. Underwood of Dallas, Tex, is the guest of Mrs G. M Bridges. Mrs. J. c. Fason Is resting we'll fol- lowing an operation at the Caraway ir- firmary in Pratt City Miss Annie McGehee left yesterday to attend summer school at the univer- sity.
 Miss Willie Mae Webb has returned from Cullman where she was a student during the past term. Mrs. $. D. Sheler left East Lake yes- terday to spend the summer with her l parents in Nashville. Miss Della Hargrove and Miss Jean | Hargrove has returned to Lynchburg. Tenn, after visiting Miss Mamie Mot low in Ensley.
 MT. Edward w. Billingsley Is quite i'll at her home.
 l NIT. and Mrs. J. o. Stroud have named their infant son John Overton 1 Stroud, Jr.
 l Mrs A. B. Cochran has returned from a stay with relatives in Pennsylvania MT. and Mrs. F. r. Bay have re- turned. from a visit to relatives in l Selma.
 MT. and Mrs. H. G. Hawkins are at home after spending sometime at Cor | donville.
 l An interesting event in Wylam last 1 evening was the entertainment given | by the Knights of Columbus at the Ma sonic hall to celebrate their 101st an niversary. The hall was prettily dec | orated and a musical programme | aided to the pleasure of the evening which was brought to a close with an 1 ice course.
 1 Dr. w. & Rountree has returned from stay at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
 Mrs. w. S. Puckett and her daughter are visiting friends in Anniston. Elaine Gale, the little daughter oi Mrs. J. c. Gale of West End. was l Saturday in honor of her second birth l day, The little folks enjoyed games ara peanut hunt. Prizes were giver to the lucky ones. A color scheme o1 pink and white was carried out in the flowers. favors creams and candy.
 The little guests were Annabelle ant Jimmy Jones, Venice and Robert Cal houn. Rachel Louise Patterson. Harry Goodwin, Frances Rocquee. Carl and Sarl Sligh Lois Sligh. Harry Hank Annie Ruth. Beatrice and Marguerite Thomas, Zelma McKewin, Catherine and Mary Holmes Aline Price. Ftne and Annie Fano Virginia Meriweather Rinaldo Williams, Wiley and Henry Caffey White, Adele Glenny Margare' l Haynes Anna. Will and Sara Gcns Reed Dorothy Watkins and Maurice | Watkins.