The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-25
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(Continued from Page Twenty-three) Flarence Brown, Ed Riddle and Joseph Riddle.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Doster have re- burned to Atlanta after short visit to H1r. and Mrs. G. R. Evans. ' MT. and Mrs. Elba Cartledge were called EIr. Cathledge's sister, Mrs. Thulia Match hm.
 Mrs. J. M. Malcom of Northport is the Euest of her sister, Mrs. Chapman. Miss Laura Schrader of Cullman is the Euest or her aunt Mrs. Henry Reinfield. \ MT. and Mrs. Preston Grant are visiting Ut Coopers.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Smith and son, Rob ert, are visiting points in Texas. 1 Mrs. J. l.. Grover and daughter, Miss Gertrude. are home from Woodstock. ! Mrs. A. E. Hobbs and children, Elm fnerson and Geneva, left Tuesday for Car kersville. Ind, where they were called by the critical illness of Mrs. Hobbs mother, Mrs. Samuel Ludlow. \ Mir. and Mrs W. H. Adkins of Erin, arenn., were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Armstrong. | MT. and Mrs. E. Blackrnan, who were Recently married, will make their home Sn East Birmingham.
 West End Mir and Mrs. T. c. Fitzgerald and Miss Emma Nell Graves chaperoned a fcrowd of jolly young folks Friday evening on a moonlight picnic. Many foutdoor games were played around q Hbig bonfire when tempting fruit |hnd ice course was served to Miss Mar |Jory Salmon of Dadeville, Miss Mary |I,llen Read, Mrs Weaver. Miss Lil- fian Burks. Miss Anna Murray Wea- Iver. Miss Mabelle Conner, Miss Celeste Conner. Miss Kathleen Coffee, Miss Miriam Thornton, Miss Margaret liar uriscn, Miss Eloise Allen, MT. Richard IFitzgerald, MT. Dan Fitzgerald, MT. INillie Thompson. MT. Bill Johnson. MT. kenneth Alderman and MT, Frances Fletcher.
 Miss Edna Allison entertained her Sunday school class at her. home Sat 'urday afternoon. The rooms were pret- lilly decorated with ferns and other Blowers for the occasion. The children |romped and played various outdoor and Indoor games after which dainty ice |course was served. Mrs. Carl D. Barker is i'll at her home lin West End
 Mrs Hunter Armstrong has as her Iv.sitor Miss Sadie Collins of Fulton, Mo.
 MT. Jack Lewis left yesterday for This home in Philadelphia after a pleas |ert stay with his sister, Mrs. Elmer Reimel.
 Miss Marjory Salmon of Dadeville is the guest of her cousin. Miss Lillian |Burls.
 Mrs. Guthrie and little daughter Elizabeth are being entertained in Tus- caloosa by Mrs. G. w. Elston. Miss Ruth Allen Rogers and Miss Rosa Rogers have returned to their home in Tupelo. Miss, after pleas ont visit with Mrs. T. S. Wilson. Mrs. H. A. Middleton and daughter are expected home tomorrow from two months visit with her parents in Sur sseta and Eutaw.
 Miss Diamond Tidwell is i'll at the Birmingha infirmary following an operation.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P DeJarnett have left for Sand mountain on a camping trip where they will remain until Sep tember.
 Miss Sadie Rudulph and Miss Alma McGaugh of the Peabody Normal school in Nashville arrived last evening to visit M E. Bell in West End
 Miss Mary Persinger is visiting rel atives in Collinsville
 The Woman's Missionary society of the West End Methodist church Will have a social meeting Monday after noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. s. Hamilton. Maplehurst. Mrs. K. S. Hickman and Mrs. J. $. Hamilton, joint hostesses.
 Mrs. S. R. Powers of Clanton Is the guest of her sister Mrs. J. w. Brown.
 Mrs Hunter Armstrong was most charming hostess when she entertained the lmemhers of the Sorosis club at her home in West End. Summer flowers were used in great profusion as decorations to emphasize the chosen colors. yellow