The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
WEST END

One of the most enjoyable events in social circles Thursday evening was the masquerade party given by the West End Baptist Young Peoples union at the home of Miss Lilly Jordan.
 The home presented a lovely scene, be- ing festooned with ferns and vases of cut flowers and jack-o lanterns.
 In the hall Miss Lillis Allen received the guests when they were served a de- lightful punch by Mrs. W. l.. Turner and Mrs. w. A. Hammond. Passing on into den where sat witch fortunes were told. A prize was awarded to the per- son guessing the largest number of those masqued, which was won by Miss Emma Nell Graves.
 Various other games were enjoyed un- til a late hour when an ice course was served to Miss Mary Ellen Read, Miss Ka- tie Mae Brown Miss Mary Weaver, Miss Maud Schoolar, Miss Hearn, Miss Agnes Dewitt, Miss Annie Lou Staples Miss Cora B. Parsons, Miss Lois Allen, Miss Grace Alexander, Miss Emma Nell Graves, Mr- Phil Garner. MT. Kenneth Hammond Mir. Morris Hammond, MT. Ernest Lloyd, Mir Dolphus Henry, MT. F. E. Hearne and others.
 The classes of Mrs. Pettyjohn and Mrs. Crow were delightfully."- entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert La- ceyl The Halloween idea was carried out in the decorations, contests and prizes. Later in the evening refreshments were served to about 90 young people.
 The members of the Epworth League of the West End Methodist church en- joyed social given in the church par lors Thursday evening. Each member carried a masque with which they en- joyed the many Halloween games. Cider and ginger cakes were served for refresh ments
 -,,;<l tls F. Jordan the Mems Bible class of the West End Baptist church gave a ban quet for the members and their friends. A bountiful plate was passed to each guest. numbering about 40.
 Miss Gladys Shelly was hostess to the Junior Missionary society Friday after noon at her home, when decorations of the Halloween season were used to make the house attractive. The afternoon was pleasantly spent with recitations and mu- sic, after which dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
 Miss Elizabeth Chew, whose marriage to MT. H. l.. Anderton. which will be an event of November Il. has chosen as her attendants the following: Miss Margaret Tutwiler, maid of honor; Miss Annie Ma ior and Miss Florence Anderton are to hold the ribbons forming the aisle Miss Bonnie Chew as ring bearer: Miss Stella Dowell to play the wedding march and Miss Flora Jones will render a solo. Mir. Walter Anderton will act as best man for MT. H. L. Anderton.
 Mrs. F. J. Rumel was hostess to the Studiosis club Friday afternoon in West End The popular decorations of the Hal loween were attractively used In the rooms A salad and ice course followed a very interesting literary programme and several musical selections. Eighteen members were present.
 MT. Grady Borland is resting easy in the Birmingham infirmary, following an operation for appendicitis Mrs. George Downs and little daughter, Evelyn, left yesterday to visit in Talla- dega.
 Miss Birdie Anderson, who has been the guest of Miss Susie Anderson for the last few weeks. has returned to her home in Bahlone, Ga
 Special preparations have been made for the interesting programme to be carried out this morning at the Walker Memo rial Methodist church. This being Rally Day, several musical selections will be an important feature
 The Young Woman's auxiliary of West End will hold mission study class Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. w. NJ Blacl<welder at T.30. The Ladies Aid and Missionary so- ciety of the West End Baptist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the church basement