The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-26

Those present were Miss Martha Mynatt
 Miss Clyde Latimer. Miss Mabel Afford
 Miss Ruby Lawrence Miss Emily Mccoy.
 Miss Gertrude Compton, Miss Marie
 Compton. Miss Nell Hodges. Miss Aline
 Crosswell. Miss Gady Barton. MT. James Rodgers, Mir James Bennett, MT. Fred Gimer, MT. Hugh Gi'sner. MT. Lewis Compton. MT Willie Lawrence Mir Hugh
 Afford and Mir. Phillip Afford. The Ladies' Aid society of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church will meet in its divisions Monday afternoon at o'clock
 The Missionary society and the ladies of the First Methodist church of Wood
 lawn will hold homecoming in the Sunday school rooms Monday afternoon. All. are urged to bring bazaar articles. | The meetings of the R. D. Jackson chapter of the United Daughters of Con- federacy will be resumed, after the sum-
 mer vacation on Friday, October l, at the home of Mrs. D. w. Mccall at 8 o'clock. At this time the new officers will be installed and standing commit tees for the coming year, will be appoint ed. The new officers are as follows. Honorary life president, Mrs Y C. Barge; president Mrs H. B. McLaurne: first vice president, Mrs. A. W. Bell; second vice president, Mrs C. A. Bain. record ing secretary, Miss Ruth Gaines cor responding secretary. Mrs. E. W. Will Hams; treasurer. Mrs Mary Gaines; his torian, Mrs. R. B. Broyles; director. Mrs. E. S. McGlathery.
 Mrs. w. E. Morris will entertain the Susanna Wesley circle next Tuesday aft ernoon.
 The Gretchen club will meet with Miss Lucy Proctor next Thursday morning The Woman's club will meet in the rooms of the public library on Friday, October 1, at 10 o'clock in the morning. This will be the first meeting for the year 1915-1916 At this time the newly elected president. Mrs. F. S. McGlathery. will be installed and the literary work for the coming year will be outlined. The Woodlawn Rockers will meet Mon day evening with Miss May Roquemore. 1 Miss Ida Morris of Taladega Springs l is the guest of Miss Cora Thompson. 1 Mrs. J. o. Thomas of Alexander City Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Gillian. Mrs. A. l.. Miller, Sr., and daughter Mrs. H. J. Whisenant with her three children. Louise. August and Mary Jo. have returend from a visit to relatives l in Louisville, Ky.
 MT. George Bellsnyder who has been 1 H. is much improved.
 MT. E. T. Quinn left Saturday to at tend the meeting of the c. A. R. in Washington, D. C.
 MT Carl McFarin has returned from Bellbuckle, Tenn. where he went with his brother. Will McFarin, Jr., who will attend Webb Brothers school for boys. Louis Ware, who has been very seri- ously i'll, Is much improved.
 MT. J. H. Ham Is In Mobile. Mrs. W. E. Morris was delightfuYfy en- tertained by the Wesley class of the First Methodist church of Woodla wn Thursday afternoon at 6 social. The colors chosen for decorating were yellow and green. Quantities of golden-rod were banked in hall and dining rooms The centerpiece used in the dining room was a basket of nasturtium. tied with green maine upon a lace table cover. A busi- ness meeting was held at which the fol- lowing officers were elected: Mrs J. T. McCarty, president; Mrs J. c. Mallory vice president; Mrs J. l.. Crumley, sec. retary and treasurer, and Mrs. D. w Pickens, assistant secretary. The fea- ture of the afternoons entertainment was the accounts given by various members Of their summer trips. Late in the aft ernoon delightful salad course in vel low and green was served. Those present were: Mrs J. B. Robertson, Mrs. H. B.. McLaurine Mrs. J. T. McCarty, Mrs. ]. :. F. Nunnaliy. Mrs. D. A. Rippy, Miss Laura DeBarthlaben, Mrs. J. c. Mallory, Mrs. J. G. Davis, Mrs. Duramus, Mrs. T, F. Stewart, Mrs Flora Crowles. Mrs. c. II. Swain, Mrs. H. M. Taylor, Mrs Shell don Mrs. J. P Dawson, Mrs. D. w. Pickens, and others.