The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-26
WEST END

A Crochet club was organized Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. E. Mauk. Officers were elected as fol-
 Mrs J. Fred Gillem, vice president; and Mrs J. B. Trigg, secretary and
 trea surer. These ladies, with the fol-
 lowing, compose the club membership: Mrs. R. c. Cannady, Mrs. A. F. Ven son, Mrs. Otto Gilmore, Mrs. Fred Goodwin, Mrs. w. H. Hoover, Mrs E. A. Lively, Mrs. A. A. Morgret and Mrs w. F. Mauk. An ice course was served at the conclusion of organiz- ing the club.
 Mrs T. J. Harmon was hostess to
 the Nighborhood Crochet club Thurs
 day afternoon After brief business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. A delicious two-course luncheon was
 served by the hostess, assisted by lit
 tie Miss Lillian Harmon, to the fol-
 lowing ladies: Mrs. J. c. Orr. Mrs. j..
 B. Sheally. Mrs. J. w. kirtland, Mrs.
 w. w. Johnson, Mrs. w.. J. Tucker. Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs. w. c. Mitchell,
 Mrs. w. o. Porter and Mrs. David U.
 Williams.
 Mrs. Victor Blake was hostess to
 the Wednesday Afternoon Card club.
 The rooms were lovely in their dec-
 orations of cut flowers and ferns.
 After the games of five hundred q
 tempting salad plate and hot choco-
 late was served the following guests:
 Mrs. T. W. Kirtland, Mrs. Hinson, MiN.
 C. |. Parker, Mrs T. Pickard, Mrs. A.
 A. Antognoli, Miss Stella Mae White,
 Miss Gladys Kirtland and Mrs. Blake.
 Members of Mrs Fishers Sunday
 school class of the West End Baptist
 church. known as "The Fishers were r;ven an enjoyable matinee party at inc Lyric Thursday afternoon by the teacher This is one of the most in- terestine classes in the school being composed of young matrons, and a full attendance in the future. with the hopes of an increased membership is urged.
 Mrs w. F. Jordan entertained the West End Forty-two club Wednes- day afternoon at her home, TIP Cot ron avenue. The Thanksgiving idea wa. observed in the decorations. score cards and refreshments After the games a salad course was served. Those enjoying Mrs. Jordan's hospital ity were: Mrs. T. M. Steen, Mrs. G. A. Allison, Mrs. F. G. Ellis. Mrs. J. w. Brown and Miss Sallie Glasscock Mrs. Warner, Mrs. R. H. Schroeder. Miss Minnie Looney, Mrs. s. M Cox. Mrs w M. Gwin, Mrs. c. B. Sewers. Mrs l. J. c. Suspicion, Mrs Robert Drake Mrs w. C. Gardner, Mrs. S. c. John ston and Mrs A. J Garner. Jr. The Minnie Flynn Circle of the Presby- terian Missionary society will have mis- slonary programme at the home of Mrs
 F. G. Patton Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock Mrs Dwight Bayley will read
 some letters from Dr. and Mrs. Packard,
 medical missionaries to Persia. Mrs
 Packard is a sister of Mr. Bayley. and.
 with her husband, lives in the war zone. These letters will be of vast interest to the ladies, and it is hoped there will be a large attendance. After the pro- gramme, there will be a social hour
 The Young Woman's association of the West End Baptist church will meet with the counselor, Mrs. w. M. Blackwelder, at her home on South Hawkins street. Tuesday night. The new book. "Baptists in the Regions Beyond" have been or dered for the Missionary study class
 The West End Baptist Woman's Mis-
 sjonary union bazaar will be held the second week in December. in the store