The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-07
East Lake

sunday afternoon al 2s~ Tn the ffesY- terian church.
 East Lake
 Al the .tome of Miss Irene Pierson the training class of Ruhams Baptis. church entertained their friends al d Shamrock party Saturday evening, col or scheme of green and white was evident both in decoration and In the refreshments, while during the ice course a shamrock was discovered under each cup. An amusing programme con sisting of Irish jokes, songs and reel |, tation was followed by the shamrock hunt and potato contest. Those enjoy ing the evenings entertainment were Miss Lucy Jones. Miss Johnie Riddle, Miss Mabel Beasley, Miss Bessie Bell Randle, Miss Kathleen Meadow, Miss Mary Swindall. Miss Haywood Motion, Miss Rosa Bancroft. Miss Mae Wilson, Miss Helen Shamberger, Miss Anae Col lins. Miss Irene Fierson, MT. H. A. Adams, MT. Ben Walker. MT. " W. Adams. MT. Truman Blake. MT. c. J. Thomson, MT. T. H. Bond, Mir. J. R Tarrant Prof J. D. Jackson. Mr. C.. w Philips. MT A. A. Bolen, MT. R. D. Howell, MT. Martin Watson, Prof and Mrs. P P. Burns and MT. and Mrs. II. E. Washington.
 party of young people met Friday evening at the home of Miss Matte Lou Burns. where they went as a surprise party to the home of Paul Herndon
 In an interesting contest the prize was awarded to Cecil Burns. Late in the evening an ice course was served to Miss Paris McCray. Miss Rosa Holtom, Miss Hattie Lou Burns, Miss Mona Ran som. Miss Jennie Jones, Miss Miranda Herndon. Miss Mable Burns, Miss Ada Tomlison, Miss Mary Herndon, MT and Mrs. Herndon, Broughton Thomas, William Glenn. Leo Chrisman. Noble Jones, Paul Herndon. Adrian Jones, Cecil Burns, Eddie Tomlinson, Vance Jones. Fred Thomas.
 Mrs. R. A. Hardin was hostess Fri day afternoon to the Alexander Steph- ems chapter, Daughters of the Con- federacy
 Early spring flowers frightened the rooms where an interesting programme was presented by Mrs. l. w Beasley Mrs. Sallie Byrd. Mrs. r. M. Franks, Mrs. D. N. Mcconnell and Mrs. R. N Mckinley After the programme the hostess invited her guests into the din ing room where they gathered about the tea table centered with daffodils Mrs Hardin poured tea, assisted by Mrs Sallle Byrd. Others present were Mrs. j. A. E1lard, Mrs. T. F. Bondurant Mrs R. N. Mckinley Mrs. James Walker, Mrs. G. w. Smith, Miss Alice Brown Mrs. J. c. McPhaul, Mrs. E. M Franks, Mrs. Dunnick Mcconnell and Mrs, J W. Beasley.
 An open meeting was given Friday evening by the Franklin Literary so- ciety in their hall at Howard college. Among other matters of interest a de- nght1ul musical programme was rem dered.
 A record shower was given Friday evening by the members of the Psi Delta fraternity. After a musical treat refreshments were served.
 pr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry and their little daughter, Mary Henry, of Mobile are the guests of Mrs. T. F Bondurant
 Mrs. C. E. Crossland left Friday for her home in Fort Union, Va, after spending short time as the guest of Mrs. J. D. Thompson.
 Mrs. J. M. Picks of Cleveland is the guest of Mrs. James Thornton.
 Mrs. M l.. Davidson and little sons are visiting her mother. Mrs. Martha Commander, at Trussville
 Mr. Lucian Bondurant of Houebton- NiIie' La.' Is the guest of his parents, pr. and Mrs. T. F. Bondurant
 Mfs Wayland Jcnes will be hostess on next Friday afternoon to the Pierian club. The study for the afternoon will De Holland, and an interesting pro- efalnme will be given by Mrs. Chappell cory Mrs. E. G. BurchfieId Mrs. Roberta Culpepper, Mrs. Lewis Morris and Mrs Willis Bass.