The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-07

miniature flags were given as favors. The
 club prize, a dainty combng acket was | awarded to Mrs G. H. Freeman Miss | Ira Gorham drew the consolation prize.
 and the guest prize, a hand embroidered | toBl, fell to Mrs. W. w Garrett Those l included in Mrs zeiglers hospitality were
 Mrs. Ira Gorham, Mrs Robert searson, ! Mrs H. T. White, Mrs. G. H. Freeman, | Mrs. G. A. Bishop, Mrs. A. k. Wickham, Mrs C. II. Iibby. Mrs. Irby Zeiger, Mrs. l J. Murphy, Mrs. ". w. Garrett, Mrs. II. I R. Cromwell, Mrs. s. Krahenbuhl and | Mrs George Gorff.
 Mrs. R. $. Hickman was hostess Fri
 day afternoon to the Cosmos club The ] responses given to roll call were: Sen timents On Industry" Mrs. T. c. Cut Ter led the discussion. An excellena pa
 per was read by Mrs. P. A. Eubank on ''The Growth of Manufactory In South America" Mrs. Neal Dugger gave an 1 interesting talk on ''The Industries In Different Countries Tn South America D Mrs. r. G. Cutler gave "A Song of Steap." Light refreshments were served and the next meeting will be with Mrs. J. Moog. Those present were: Mrs. W. O. Garrett Mrs. j. B. Simpson, Mrs w. P. Caine. Mrs. P. A. Eubank, Mrs F. c. Cutler. Mrs. J. A. Dupuy, Mrs.
 Alex Pass, Mrs. J. Moog. Mrs. W. II.
 Vibber Mrs. Neal Dugger. Mrs. T. P
 Brown, Mrs. J. J. Chlsolm, Mrs. R. s.
 Hickman.
 Miss Mabel White is spending the week.
 end with relatives in Attalla
 MT. C. w. Cole is visiting relatives in
 Freemont, O.
 Monday evening at the Methodist church the Epworth League will hold an
 important meeting Miss Hattie Wyatt
 Fancher will have charge of the pro- gramme.
 Circle No. l of the Methodist Mis- sion society have issued invitations to Valentine tea to be given Saturday aft ernoon from 3 to a the home of Mrs. II. c. Russell.
 Bands of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will meet Monday after noon as follows: Builders hand with Mrs. A. r. Almgren, Highland band with Mrs. R. II. Hassler.
 The Pythan Sisters will meet Tues day afternoon at the K. of P. hall.
 MT. Graham Bradley is i'll of pneumonia at the home of his parents, the Rev and Mrs. l.. M. Bradley, in Fairview.
 Mr and Mrs. Bert Chambers of De- troit were the recent guests of MT. ana Mrs. J. X. Thomas.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. G. Williams enter- tained a coterie of young people at their home Thursday evening" The rooms pre- sented lovely appearance. in their ar- ray of potted plants and tulle streamers, q color scheme of pink and green. A number of games and contests | were indulged in and at late hour re- l fl eshments were served to the following | guests Miss Rose Nallely, Miss Annie | Rossie, Miss Maud Biggers, Miss Mamie | IIossier. Miss Alma Matson Miss Viola | Oggs, Miss Carrie Blue, Miss Myrtls | Brooks, Miss Sarah Hicks, Miss Mary l Williams, Miss Lena Canant, Miss Annie | Canant Mrs H. Reddick, Mrs. Fred Will | jams, MT. Alverson, MT. John Roddiser, l Mir. Barney Wade MT w. H. Nallely Mir. | Paul Hurt, MT. MT. O. B. McNeil, Mr. | Mullin, MT. John Williams, MT. Wiley | Barnett Reddick, MT. R. A. Llury, Mc. | J. l.. Williams, MT. Curtis Gordon, MT. l L.. W. Williams and MT. Fred Williams. l
 MT. Neal Dugger has returned from a | business trip to Chicago.
 The Philathea class of the Baptist l church will entertain at a Valentine so- | cial Friday evening at the home of Mrs. | Morrow Blackburn.
 The A. Y. P. A. will give a musical | Wednesday evening at the home of MrsA Henry Wood.