The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-25

1 The rooms were all beautifully deco rated in pink and white hydrangeas | and geraniums, the same colors being l carried out in the score cards and re- l treatments. After the game and the I awarding of the prizes, Mrs. George I Wofford winning the first prize, a beautiful crochet porch jacket. Mrs Reynolds Lyde, the guest prize, |. | crochet shampoo jacket, and Mrs c. B. Davis drawing the consolation, a dainty crochet piece. a delicious salad
 and ice course was served the follow ing guests: Mrs. S. J. Vann. Mrs. Key
 holds Lyde Mrs Emmett Jones, Mrs
 M. L. Meriweather. Mrs. l.. McCauley
 of Atlanta, Mrs. George Wofford Mrs. c. B. Davis. Mrs, w. H. Osborne Mrs. D. K. Ringland. Mrs. E. l.. Mountfort
 Mrs. Rodman Pierce, Mrs. Charles Mo
 CauIey Mrs. F. J. Burns, Mrs. R. F. Cordelle, Mrs. Edward Baird and Mrs. Oliver.
 Mrs. J. J. Lee was hostess to the West End Social club at her home on
 Jefferson avenue Friday afternoon. The house was decorated in pink carna-
 tions and ferns in great profusion, the dining room being especially beauti- 1ul. A lace spread over green covered
 the dining table with an immense bas-
 ket of pink carnations tied with green tulle in the center The colors pink
 
 cards and refreshments. Punch was served the guests as they arrived by Mrs. M. L. Hall. After the playing Of
 the club game, Forty-two, and the giving of the prizes. Mrs Wallace Johns winning the first prize, beau tiful hand-painted picture, Mrs. Henry Barclay drawing the consolation, hand embroidered guest towel, and Mrs. Lillie Mlner, the guests prize. also a hand-painted picture, delicious ice course was served the following guests: Mrs Park Williams, Miss Kath- ryn Williams, Mrs. Lllie Milner, Mrs. Simpson Hamilton, Mrs. D. IT. Williams, Mrs. E. G. Hayden, Mrs. NJ U. Hall. Mrs. Walter Mimms, Mrs. W. A. Persing, Mrs. Nisbet Hambaugh, Mrs. E. w. El- ls Miss Florence Hughey, Mrs. W. U. Holmes, Mrs. Ped Hickman, Mrs. W A.
 Reynolds. Mrs. w. J. Whaley, Mrs. D. N. Hill Mrs. Will Beers, Mrs. U. c. Johns, Mrs John Simmons, Mrs. Fred Orr Mrs. Henry Barclay, Mrs. J. E. Walters. Mrs. E. A. Lively, Mrs. Charles Worrell and Mrs. w. w. Johnson. Mrs. F. W. Burbage was hostess to the West End Forty-two club this week at her home on Sixteenth street The house was lovely with wild dog wood and pink honeysuckles as decora- tion, the same colors, pink and white, being carried out in the score cards W the guests as they arrived by Miss Lorine Burbage. After the game, 10 prizes being given delicious lee course was served the following guests: Mrs. J. W. Mckee, Mrs Jesse Parrish. Mrs. John Armstrong, Mrs. J W. Hill. Mrs. Lee Hardeman. Mrs.
 James Brown, Mrs. R. L. Drake Mrs.
 B. c. Taylor, Mrs. Herbert Bazemore, Mrs. Carl Barker, Miss Hope McWhor- ter, Mrs. J. L. Swint, Mrs. T. T. Sow CTS, Mrs Jordan and Mrs. Burbage
 MT. and Mrs. S. A. Townsend cele- brated their crystal wedding Friday evening at their home, 1920 Cotton ave- nue. The home was beautiful In it's decoration, immense vases of pink car nations and baskets of pink hydrangea tied with white tulle being in the liv- ing room. where the guests were re- ceived. A lace spread over pink cov- cred the dining table, with a large bas- ket of pink hydrangea in the center, streamers of white tulle being draped from the chandelier and tied in dainty bows to this basket. Mrs. E. w. Ellis, Hrs. A P. Bagby Mrs. J. B. Fergus sen, Mrs. Lfllie Milner Mrs. Frank Will Hams, Mrs. J. J. Lee and Mrs. F. o. Croy received the guests as they ar rived and punch was served them by the following young girls: Miss Irene Flippen. Miss Enien Croy, Miss Emory Sweatman and Miss Mary Fannie Fra zier. The wedding party entered to the strains of Longerin's wedding march,
 played by Mrs. F. O. Croy. MT and Mrs. | Townsend being preceded to the altar by their little daughter and son, Nell and Sheppard Townsend, and MT. and Mrs. J. w. Davis; they were met at the altar by the Rev. J. c. Parsinper
 who performed most amusing mar