The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29
WEST END

The c. T. N. band had home com ing meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Miss Virginia Scholar. This was very interesting event. as quite a unique programme had been arranged Each girl told about their vacation trip. Miss Virginia Schoolar gave a talk on Chinatown, Miss Mildred Bell on Canada. Miss Josie Leilberg OH the missionaries in Florida, Miss Louise Bell on her trip to Wrightsville Beach. and others. At Sthe close of the afternoon dainty refresh ments were served to about 15.
 Mrs. George Roth was hostess Friday evening in honor of her nieces, Miss Hazel Roth and Miss Clfterbelle Roth, of Louisville, Ky. Ferns and potted plants made the home very attractive for the occasion. The hours were whiled away by favorite games and prizes were ! awarded Miss Esther Albreight and M-. : Tom Reynolds.
 At a late hour refreshments were served to the following: Miss Dorothy Reynolds. Miss Hattie Hart, Miss Esther Albreight, Miss Marie Albreight Miss Josie Leil- berg, Miss Gertrude Chalifoux, MT. Joe Bates, MT. Ben Tate, MT. Tom Reynolds, ! MT. Floyd Snow, MT. Joe Payne, MT. Jenkins Farley and others.
 Miss May French, of Tanner, Ala, was Hthe honored guest Friday evening at q rock party given by her hostess. Mrs. H. B. Cullen. Ferns and other flowers carried out a very effective white and green motif which prevailed also in the dainty score cards.
 Tables were placed about the porch and living room, where games were enjoyed by the following guests: Miss May French, Miss Paul Fancher. Miss Marga- rette Wheelock, Miss Mary Thomas Miss \ Julia Bell Archibald, Miss Louise Tubb Miss Rena Cullen Miss Annie iMisskelly. hafb Nho1 1au Mir. Ravee Norris, Mir. Boozer, MT. Ro- land Allison. MT. Forest Kimball. Mir Ed Farrar Mir Sydnie Smyer and Mir Leslie Cullen At a late hour and ice course was served.
 MT. and Mrs. Marx Lott have for their visitor MT. l.. H. Vowell, of Columbia, s. c.
 X MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lott and daughter, Lucille, are spending a few days in An niston.
 Mrs. M Staples returned home last evening from Anniston. where she has been the guest of friends.
 The following, is the programme of the federation of the Womans Missionary sunion, to be rendered Monday afternoon at the West End Baptist church at 3 o'clock: Devotional; instrumental solo Mrs. J. W. Wood; assembly song, words of welcome, Mrs. w. M. Blackwelder; response. Mrs. Elizabeth Salter; What
  presidents of the societies represented; !; solo, Miss Louise Gholston, accompanied by Miss Alma Tharpe: round table, How Shall We Finance Our Work Mrs A. ;. Ozanne, Mrs. c. R. Read and Mrs. Mant Hood: solo, Miss Lurline Oliver Miss pIrene Flipping. A social hour will be indulged in and delightful refreshments will be served Those on the reception committee are Mrs. R. A. Vaughn, Mrs. Tavlor Mrs D. o. Watkins, Mrs. A. c, Smith and others. Members of w, M. us from all denominations are cofdially invited
 Mrs. Marx Lott will entertain the West End Forty-two club at her home Wednes- day afternoon at 33o.
 Mrs. Marion Allen, Miss Lois Allen and Miss Lillis Allen have returned from two weeks trip, making several visits sin Alabama and Georgia.
 Miss Mary Ellen Read will return home tonight from a pleasant visit to friends and relatives in Selma and Orrville. s Miss Lilly Jordan arrived home today after spending 10 days with friends in Woodland, Ga.
 Miss Enola Hester, who has been the guest of friends in West End for tho Sast two weeks, has returned to her home in Nashville.
 The Sorosis club will meet Wednesday ' afternoon at the home of their hostess. Mrs. J. s. Hamilton.
 MT. and Mrs. D.. W. Ellis will return Tuesday evening from pleasant trip to Jackson, Miss, where they have beer the guest of relatives.
 Miss Beulah Lipsey. who has been the guest of Mrs. A. J. Garner left ,yester- day for her home in Savannah. Ga.
 MT. Ed Quinn is spending sometime in Atlanta.
 Miss Linnie Mae Locke and MT. Sydney Burns were married at the St. Charles hotel in New Orleans Thursday after noon. Among the out-of-town guests