The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

, and Mrs George A. Millar. A buffet sup per4was served to the following guests; Mr. and Mrs T. S. Abernathy, MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Daniel. MT. and Mrs. w. G. Mathais, MT. and Mrs. George A Millar. MT. and Mrs J. F. Kent, MT and Mrs. N. Hawthorne Hawkins. MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Pennington. MT. and Mrs. E. j.. Krummel MT. and Mrs. F. E. Butcher. | MT and Mrs. Howard Mussey. MT. and Mrs c. w. Carr, and MT. and Mrs. Harry ! Hillhcuse.
 Miss Ruby Hauff of Glen Allen. Miss. 1 is visiting Miss Carrie Kent and Miss | Marion Kent
 | Mrs B. 0. Edwards entertained at a neighborhood party Friday evening. After a series of games of forty two,' dainty refreshments were served to the follow | ing: Mir. and Mrs. ]. W. Minor. Mir and
 Mrs C. T. Thomasson. Mir. and Mrs. l.. R. Vines Miss Frankie Enzor, MT. Frank
 Parsons, MT w. K. Graham, MT. and Mrs. B. O. Edwards.
 Mrs. George Crossett was hostess to a few friends at luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs Lothair Brooks of Coving- | ten. La Sweet peas were used as a l table decoration. and the place cards
 bore the names of Mrs. Lothair Brooks,
 Mrs. ]. c. Bryant, Mrs. L. H. Penning-
 ton, Mrs. C. T. Thomasson and Mrs. G. | c. Crossett
 The Fairfield dancing class gave their
 closing ball Friday evening at the St 1 Charles apartment. Punch and waters | were served and about 40 couples en- | joyed the dancing until a late hour. The | chaperons were: Major and Mrs. F. B
 Dodge. Dr. and Mrs. Burr Ferguson. MT | and Mrs. Joseph Scholl MT. and Mrs
 W. E. Hadley. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Mac. Weigh and MT. and Mrs. NJ. s. Mearns. | Mrs. R. Shively was hostess Friday tc the members of the Hypatian club at her | home in Norwood. Punch was served as the guests arrived. A monday luncheon was served on the porch which was at. l tratcive in hanging baskets, ferns and spring flowers. The regular programme
 was given. at the conclusion of which dainty refreshments were served Thoss present were: Mrs. David Park, Mrs. J G. Adams. Mrs. James Duncan. Mrs. G C. Geisler. Mrs. Fred Sturgess Mrs. John | Wicker Mrs. w. G. Bickell, Mrs c. A
 Birk, Mrs. ]. A. Lyle. Mrs. H. weataher- low, Mrs. J. F. Darrah. Mrs. J. V. John son and Mrs. R. Shively.
 l MT. and Mrs. J. M. Barton have a. their guests Mir and Mrs. William Bar ton of Arlburg, Ark.
 Mir. s. Stucky has returned to his home Il in Oxford after visit to his daughter II Mrs. F. D. Reynolds, in Fairfield. | Mir c. McClain of Shelby Is visiting his daughter. Mrs. George Crossett. Il Mrs: J. IT. Vines of Clanton is tn,
 guest of Mrs. L. R. Vines
 MT. W. G. Bickell is in Philadelphia or
 business.
 II The Missionary society of the Plunke
 Memorial church will entertain at sl
 yer tea Thursday afternoon at the hom.
 of Mrs David Park.
 Dr. Nat G. Clark has returned from
 short visit to relatives in Russellville.
 Mrs. Alex Poss, who has been at tn {: Birmingham infirmary for treatment i
 sufficiently improved to be brought home MT and Mrs. A. F. Hilleke and littl son have returned from short stay il ? Chicago. Mrs. E. A. Leonard is visiting relative
 In Memphis.
 The young men of Wylam gave . dance at the Masonic hall Thursday even
 ing. Among those invited were MT. ant |. Mrs. N. B. Harvel Miss Minnie Kauf
 man. Miss Libley Kaufman, Miss Anni'
 White, Mrs Mary Smythe. Miss Mar, I Conley. Miss Martha Conley, Miss Martin;
 Liddell Miss Elizabeth Turnbul. Mis- . Maude Turnbull, Miss Hazel Gibson, Mis- l Edna Crane. Mrs. Roy Goldstein, Mis-
 Marguerett Campbell. MT. Peter Stew k art MT. Alvie Ethridge, MT. B. Sparks 2 Mr. Marcus Russell. MT. Cliff Stewart : MT. Henry Herald. MT. Israel Kaufman y MT Willie Haywood, Mir Ira Abernsthy l. Mir Adam Pave, and others. Good mu D sic was furnished and refreshment n served.
 O Mrs. A. B. Davenport was hostess t :. the Mothers Self Culture club Frida,