The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30

present. were Mlss Rifne McGnee MISS Laura McGhee, Miss Nell Crawford Miss Margaret Ligon. Miss Mamie Blackwell Mrs. F.. o. Sanders, Mrs C. D. Gaines Miss Lois Mckenzie, Miss Hattie West | Miss Mamie Burell, Miss Pearl Butler Miss Mabel White, Mrs J. w Mccarty 1 Mrs. John Brown, Miss Jessie Ccruggs and Mrs. J. T. Lowery.
 Mrs. w. C. Suppler was a recent hostess to the members of the Fairfield Bridge 1 club Roses were used in the decora tions and the two prizes. silver thimhles, were awarded to Mrs. A C. Montgomery and Mrs. w. G. Bickell. Dainty re-reshment: We're served to the regular club mem 1 bers and Mrs. William Persons, who was d guest of the club.
 Friday afternoon at her home In Fairfield, Mrs. ]. D. Duncan entertained 1 the Hypatian club. India was the sub ject for the afternoons study and Mrs. l J. A. Wicker was leader After the pro- 3ramme a salad plate was passed to Mrs. David Park. Mrs. A. C. Hazen. Mrs. J. A. Wicker. Mrs. c. C. Geisler. Mrs. w. c. Bickell, Mrs. Henry White. l Mrs. T. T. O'Byrne. Miss Gertrude Nc l Latchey. Miss Mabel Atkins
 Mrs. Bonnie Leonard recently enter .ained the members of the Busy Work CTS club and several invited guests. After sometime spent in chatting and
 
 and a social hour enjoyed. Those pres ent were Mrs. E. P. Jenkins, Mrs. J. A. l Hood Mrs. D. P. Simpson, Mrs A &. Johnson, Mrs. ]. l.. Parrish, Mrs. John Barler, Mrs. J. L. Davis, Mrs. J. D Butler, Mrs. s. E. Johnson, Mrs. Harry l Spurrier Mrs. ". N. Finn. Mrs. D. M. ], Thomas Mrs. H. l.. Glenny Mrs. | M Riley and Mrs. Bonnie Leonard.
 Miss Lily Tom Thomasson was host l ess Friday afternoon to few of her l young girl friends, at which time a cluo to be known as the "B & c '' club was organized After the cleo tion of officers, games and music were the diversions. Late in the afternoon l dainty refreshments were served to ths guests who were Miss Margaret Braz- elton, Miss Mary Bun Gay. Miss Mon l teray Trucks. Miss Ruby Mcleod Miss Ethel Parker, Miss Catherine Buck. Miss Aileen Moog. Miss Fannnie Mac Minor and the hostess
 The many friends of Miss Nettie Da Vis will be interested in the following announcement of her engagement and approaching marriage: Mr and Mrs C. l W. Davis announce the engagement uf i their daughter. Nettie Helen Davis. to MT. Edmund Wilkins Young, the we'd ding to take place in July
 The marriage of Miss Lily Morrison and MT. Alan Wilson was quietly sol I Baptist pastorium on Avenue G, Rev 1 A. K. Wright officiating. The ceremor V l was Witnessed by a few friends of the contracting parties. Mir. and Mrs. Will l son are at home on Avenue D.
 The Young Matrons' Five Hundred club and their husbands with several l extra guests were entertained Thurs day evening at the home of MT. anI Mrs. Sam P. Wynne. Punch was served during the evening and a salad plato | followed the game. Those present were 1 MT. and Mrs. Sam King, MT. and Mrs c. D. Randle, MT. and Mrs. James Roun- tree, MT. and Mrs. P. B. Harrell Mir and Mrs. R. L. Daniel, MT. and Mrs M. R, Johnson Mrs. Augusta Heide | Mrs. c. R. Walker, Mrs. J. c. Bryant, Mrs. S. S Heide and Mir, and Mrs | Wynne
 The T. E. L. class of the Baptist church will entertain Wednesday aft ernoon from to at the home of Mrs A. K. Wright.
 Mrs s. s. Heide is visiting relatives in Pulaski, Tenn.
 Mrs. T. S Abernathy has returned from a visit to Mrs G. N. Northin- ton in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. G. w Cordray who has beer visiting relatives and friends in Co lumbus and Aberdeen. Miss, has re. turned to her home in Ensley.
 The Builders Band of the Baptist church will entertain the ladies of tho church Monday afternoon from 3 t, 6 o'clock at the parsonage.
 Mrs. o. L. Neazy and Son Oscar are visiting relatives in Roanoke.
 Pratt City
 MT. and Mrs. John Varin entertained a few friends at dinner Friday evening ir bonor of their daughter, Miss Mary Varin's birthday. The table was centered with a large bouquet of red roses and [ delicious dinner was served after which the birthday cake holding the burning tapers was brought in and Miss Varr was successful in distinguishing all tn, candles which is a very happy "omen .
 Those seated around the table were Miss Mary Varin, MT. c. H. Davis, Dr and Mrs. W. F. Varin, Miss Jennie Aus tin, MT. Leo McDonough and MT ant 1 Mrs. John Varin.
 Miss Rena Bridges was hostess to tn, Young Ladies' Missionary society at theil monthly tea. She was assisted by Mis- Louise MerlSl and Miss Maud Daniel.
 A programme of piano selections bS Miss Ruth Inman, Miss Emily Dryman Miss Lillie Mills and several readings were given by little Miss Cathrine Gurlel were the diversions of the afternoon afte which an ice course was served to Mrs | N. F. McGlawn, Miss Mae Landers of lief lin, Miss Emily Dryman, Miss Ruth In man, Miss Lillie Mills, Miss Katie Per kins, Miss Gertrude Gilbert, Miss Ceci Collins, Miss Gladys Gilbert, Miss Nell Nelson, Miss Etbel Daniel, Miss Emmi Miller, Miss Catherine Gurley, Miss Louis Merkl and Miss Maud Daniel
 Mrs J. M. Darlington was hostess to few friends at 'spend-the-day part recently at her home in Pratt City very pleasant day was spent and at tn noon hour a tempting dinner was serVe from beautifully arranged table, tn center motif being cut flowers and ferns Covers were laid for eight: Mrs. A. Mccain and Miss Mollie Mccain of Fair view. Mrs. Robert Darlington of Ryan Glxla.. Miss Mae Landers of Heflin, OH and Edward Mccain, MT. and Mrs. J. Darlington.
 Mrs. G. w. Burk will entertain a feN friends at ''forty-two" party Tuesda from 10 to 1 o'clock in honor of Mis- Elizabeth McBeth, the house guest O Mrs. J. J. Nickel.
 The Young Ladies' Missionary societ of the Methodist church, south, will hol a meeting Wednesday at the home o the Rev. and Mrs. w. F. McGlawn;
 Mrs. KS Monfee left Sunday for Rich mond. Va to serve as matron or hono to Camp Clearland at the reunion.
 Mrs. w. w. Wharton is expected 10 re turn home Tuesday from Washingto where she has bene visiting relatives
 MT. John Meagher has returned frol Whitville, Tenn, where he has spent week.
 Mrs. George Newman and Miss Myr Newman of Collinsville are the guests ( pr. and Mrs. Clearland Seay.