The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14

Edney. Other papers were read by Mrs J. l.. Anderson and Mrs. Beavers.
 Mrs. E. c. James gave an interesting report from the Third district meeting of the Federated clubs recently held at Sylacauga. Mrs. Spencer was a visitor
 and gave us many helpful suggestions regarding club work. An ice course was served by the hostess, assisted by her
 daughter, Miss Gladys Green. Mrs. I. James was charming hostess Friday afternoon when she enter tained the members of the Entre Nous club The rooms were made attractive with spring flowers. The afternoon was spent in fancy work and crocheting, and later a delightful ice course was served, which brought a pleasant aft ernoon to a close.
 Mrs Walter Davidson %tertained the members of the Pleasant Hour club and a few invited friends Thursday after noon Pink roses and ferns were. ef- fectively used in the decorations. After the game of five hundred, in which Mrs S. H. Wallace won @ dainty apron and Mrs. w. D. Langston pretty cap and Mrs. Gibbons was awarded the guests prize, a tempting salad course was en- joyed by the club membeEs and the following visitors: Mrs. J. P. Carney, Mrs. J. H. Fender and Mrs A. Rob- erts.
 Mrs Forest Gillian entertained with dinner party Friday, complmenting the members of o. E. S. Inglenook chapter. A six-course menu was served from a daintiIy appointed table, an attractive basket filled with sweet peas forming the centerpiece. Covers were
 laid for 12 guests. The Methodist Ladies Aid society were entertained by Mrs. R. B. Lee l. this week. The resignation of the pres- dent, Mrs. l.. F. Hoffman, was accepted with regret and Mrs w. A. Lavender was elected to fill the vacancy. After so 1 cial time the hostess, assisted by Mrs l s. G. Lively, passed an ice course to | 25 guests.
 An interesting programme has been arranged for Children's Day and will be observed Sunday morning at Il o'clock at the Methodist church. All parents and friends are cordially in i vited to attend.
 Sunday evening the Epworth league will have charge of a programme cele- l brating Mothers Day. The following interesting numbers will be given: Solos, My Mothers Song, by Mrs. T. I w. Mccoy and Memories of Mother, by Miss Florence Westbrook. MT. c. o. | Slower will give an interesting talk ! on Mothers of the Bible" Rev. w. c. Huckabees subject will be Famous Mothers and Their Influence Readings l by Miss Lorietta Bailey, Miss Mabel Barton and Miss Emma Blair All
 mothers are cordially invited to at tend.
 The Woman's Missionary society will
 meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. C. l.. Mills.
 Mrs. l.. c. Hathaway will arrive Mon day from Little Rock to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. c. Nowlen. MT. and Mrs. R. B. Martin and chi1- dren left this week for their home in Texas, after being the guests of rela- tives.
 MT. and Mrs. W. Isom will have as their guests during the reuion MT. and Mrs Mennefee, MT. and Mrs. John Free
 man and MT. and Mrs. Smith, all from Texas.
 Mrs. Sue Goodrum of Lonoke, Ark, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. P. Blair.
 Mrs Fred Massey is the guest of relatives at Village Springs. Mrs. R. c. Wells of Chicago is the guest of relatives. Miss Carrie Carrigan of Harpersville is the attractive visitor of her aunt, Mrs J. Lynch.
 Mrs. M Flowers of Macon is the guest of her granddaughter, Miss Re- becca Bazemore.
 Mrs. E. o. Edney and children are home after pleasant stay with rela- tives in Louisville. guest of her daughter, Mrs Sam Har- less.
 Mrs. M. White and daughter, Miss
 Mary White. of Mobile are guests of
 Mrs. B. W. Finck