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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
IRONDALE

MT. Bob Wilson and Miss Georgia Will son, who motored to Mentone and points in Tennessee, have returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Cleveland Plumbers have moved from Fayette to Irondale to make this their future home
 Miss E. M. Salters of North Carolina Is the guest of Miss Mattie Colker.
 Mrs. J, F. Waller and children left this morning for .Lenoir City, Tenn, to visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. D. N. Jones. She was accompanied by her brother, MT. Ed Jones of Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. M. McClendon and children of Springville have returned home after vfs- itng Mrs. Jim Laster.
 MT and Mrs C. w. Sills will leave next week for Louisville. Ky, where they will reside.
 Miss Ruth Goodner and Miss Matte Goodner have returned from two weeks stay in Montgomery.
 Mrs. J. D. Hall and family have re- turned from Cook Springs, where they have spent the summer.
 The Baptist Women's Missionary society will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the church.
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WOOrLAWN

Mrs. R. B. Boyles and Mrs. c. A. Jernigan were hostesses Tuesday after noon at a linen shower at the home of Mrs. Broyles. complimenting Miss Mary Hill Moore. who will be married Tuesday to MT. Harry McNeel. Miss Annie Sparkman served punch and Miss Eleanore Gillian had charge of the brides book. Late in the afternoon a salad course was served to about 40 guests.
 Miss Katherine West entertained Wednesday evening for her guests Miss Mary Rogan and Miss Virginia Jones. Games and contests were enjoyed. A musical programme was furnished by Miss Emma Belle Guthrie and Miss Fan ne Dorse, after which an ice course was served. The guests were: Miss Emma Belle Guthrie. Miss Mary Rogan, Miss Virginia Jones, Miss Fannie Dorse Miss Annie Scott. Miss Louise Lamore, MT. Louis Wallace. MT. Allen Clark, MT. Harry Nelson, MT. Lawrence Scott and MT Barry Shiflett.
 Miss Aileen Croswell entertained Tues day afternoon. and evening at slumber party. Early in the evening a water melon cutting was enjoyed. Games were then played until supper was served. Those included in the hospitality were: Miss Mary Byron Frazier, Miss Lucille Spencer, Miss Nell Hodges, Miss Jewell Mackey, Miss Eugenia Anderson, Miss Webb, Miss Sarah Ellard and Miss Gladys Cox
 Mrs. Gilbert Ritchie and Mrs. Robert Echols entertained Thursday evening at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Hill Moore, at the home of Mrs. Ritchie. Punch was served by Miss Frances Strange and Miss Louise Collins Pro- gressive games were played at tables
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% s O C | E T Y

Is the attractive guest of MT. and Mrs. B. L. Greer at Thomas. MT. Whorton Bennett of Decatur Is spending the weekend with his parents. MT. and Mrs. M. H. Bennett, at West Pratt.
 Mrs. Samuel Potts and Miss Alberta Potts have returned from a delightful visit to relatives in Prospect, Tenn.
 Prof. F. O. Sanders has returned from stay of several weeks with relatives in Newman, Ga.
 Is the guest of MT. and Mrs Smith At kins at Thomas.
 The friends of Mrs. George Tucker will be glad to learn that she is conva- lescing from her recent operation at the Carraway infrmary. MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Hassler, MT. Charles Hassler MT. Dan Hassler and Miss Margaret Hassler have returned from a weekend motor trip to Tusca- loosa-
 MT. Walter Smith of Enterprise Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Wiggins.
 MT. E. c. Atkins of Thomas will leave this week for Gainesville, Tex, where he will be a member of the faculty of the Gainesville High school.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Little and Miss Gladys Henley have returned from visit to friends and relatives in Pelham
 MT. and Mrs. Leroy Ellis left Friday for Atlanta and will later go to spend the winter months in Florida.
 Miss Maude Bailey, who has been the guest of Miss Hilda Bingham, has re- turned to her home in Cedartown, Ga.
 Mrs. J. D. Butler left the past week to spend sometime with relatives in Tracy City, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
CENTRAL PARK

The open-air social given by the Baptist
 Young Peoples union of Central Park at Vinesville station Tuesday evening was a delightful affair. General entertain
 ment was the order of the evening, while
 watermelon, cut and served In the old style, added feature to the usual course of refreshments
 The lectures of the Hehin brothers at the Methodist church Friday evening proved an attractive entertainment. The
 subjects were ''The Hart and Hae," by Rob ert l.. Hef1in, and "The Passing of
 the Old and the Coming of the New" by Robert R. Hefln. The brothers are versatile entertainers.
 The Cleaner class of the Methodist Sun day school was entertained Thursday aft ernoon in a social at the home of Mrs. D. $. Peebles by Miss Mae Peebles. A
 progressive game with four tables was played, Miss Margaret Ritchie and Miss
 May Peebles winning the prizes. In a lively penny contest" Miss Willonell
 Whitehead won the prize. Colors were yellow and white. Ices were served to the following: Mrs Peoples, Mrs. Hockaday, Mrs. Morton, Miss May Peebles, Miss
 Margaret Ritchie, Miss Mary Frances Me-
 Afee, Miss Rosa Lee Webb, Miss Ethel
 and Miss Irene Hollingsworth, Miss Willo- nell Whitehead, Miss Dessie Hamilton,
 Miss Sadie Pittman, Miss Lillian Adams,
 Miss Mary Lou Mccall, Miss Winford
 Morris, Miss Ruth Peebles, Miss Mary
 Maddox, Miss Lorena Morton, Miss Nina
 Jackson, Miss Edna Walker, and Robert
 Peebles.
 Wednesday afternoon the Era Study
 club met with Mrs. N L. Andrews in
 Oak street. The subject was Emerson s Compensation read most entertaining ly by Mrs. Christian. Ices were served the guests.
 The Missionary society will meet with
 Mrs. Harry Spurrier, Jr., Monday after noon. good programme has been ar
 ranged and a large attendance of the
 members is expected.
 Mrs. J. s. Acton will entertain the South Park Social club Wednesday afternoon | in her home at South Park The Ladies Aid society will meet at the Baptist church Tuesday afternoon to con- tinue work on the quilts for the church fund.-
 Sunday will begin the annual revival
 service at the Methodist Episcopal church, which will be conducted by the pastor for
 week. The Rev. Davenport of oJnes- boro will do the preaching. Mrs. Oldham is at home again after a
 visit to friends and relatives in Attalla, Mrs. Northcut had her sister, Mrs Mar
 tin Of Springvale with her this week. Mrs. B. B. Lambert is visiting Mrs. Let son, her mother, in McCalla. MT. Frank Long and family have moved
 to Central Park from Gadsden.
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Alabama, coupled with the popularity of the winsome bride-elect herself, who has grown up into lovely young woman hood in Selma, the most intense interest of host of friends centers about the event
 During her young ladyhood Miss Will. kins has gathered about her a circle of admiring and devoted friends who will regret to lose her from their midst. She has contributed greatly to the musical life of the city with her beautiful, sweet soprano voice, which she had cultivated in New York city, where she spent sev- eral years pursuing her musical studies with the best teachers of the day.
 MT. Yonge, who is one of Pensacola s leading and most prosperous business men, is to be congratulated on his good fortune in winning so charming a bride and the heartfelt good wishes of many friends go out to the young couple for a happy, hose-hued future-Selma Journal Misses Lise Courtney Shropshire and Adelaide Ransom of this city, who have been the recipients of so many delightful social attentions during their visit to Mrs. Thomas Bender in Selma, were charm ingly complimented with a theatorium party on Thursday evening with Mrs. E. F. Green as the gracious hostess. The
  the young society set. After seeing the moving pictures, at the Academy of Mu- sic, the young people repaired to the home of the hostess, where dancing was indulged in until a late hour, when de- licious refreshments were enjoyed.
 
 Miss Frances Glenn gave a luncheon yesterday at her home on Pine avenue in honor of Miss Ellen Saunders of Chatta- nooga, who Is the attractive guest of Miss Emily Williams.
 Golden glow was used as table decor ation and those who enjoyed the courtesy were Miss Annie Lanier, Miss Harriet Forbes, Miss Juliet Foster, Miss Annie Lee, Miss Frances Woodrow, and Miss Bonceil Oden.
 Mrs. J. E. Jones and Mrs. W. M Coats entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs Jones on Twelfth street in honor of MT. w. E. G. Coats birthday.
 Punch was served by Miss Nell Graves from a bowl decorated with golden glow and yellow lilies
 Music was rendered by Miss Clara White, Miss Ileen Steele, Miss Winfred Coats and Mrs. M R. Flowers of Pratt City
 A birthday cake was cut date in the evening and a buffet supper was served The affair arranged for MT. Coats was also a farewell party, as he will leave soon for Duluth, Minn., where he Will make his home. There were about o0 friends who called during the evening.
 
 Mrs. s. L. Morrow will entertain the Cosmos club of Ensley Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home, 2623 Nineteenth avenue.
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1 placed upon the lawn. The gifts for the | bride-elect were hidden and the hunt for l them occasioned much merriment. An | ice course was served. The favorS were miniature wedding bells The guests were: Miss Mary Hill Moore, Miss Anna Moore, Miss Laura Robertson, Miss Frances Strange, Miss Lizzie Lee Pound, Miss Lois Mason, Miss Agnes Strange Miss Nina Bain, Miss Lera Strange, Miss Katherine Rogers, Miss Louise Collins Mrs. Newton Sharpe MT. Harry McNeel, Mr Gilbert Rtchie MT. Ernest Howard, Mir Lonny Kirby, MT. Spradley, MT. Newton Sharp, MT. Robert Moore, Mrs l.. A Christian, MT. William Meechim, Mir. Frank Mason and MT. Fred Mc- Glathery.
 The Gretchen club met Wednesday with Miss Marie Bentley. The day was spent l in sewing and in playing games. four course luncheon was served. The guests were: Miss Nina Bain, Miss Lucy Proc tor, Miss Katherine Gregory, Miss An nie Sue Pitts, Miss Laura Cousins, Miss Dorothy Webber, Miss Annie Watson, Miss Ruth Pitts, Miss Helen Duncan, Miss Annie Claud Brown. Miss Estelle Brown and Miss Marie Bentley. Miss Ollie Lou Davis was hostess Tues day evening to the members of the Six
  followed at its close by an Ice course. Those present were: Miss Janie Me Laurine. Miss Lizzie Willoughby, Miss AIeta Jones, Miss Lucia Hayes, Miss Emma Jones Willoughby. Miss Estelle Hayes, Miss Davis, Miss Hattie Will loughby, MT. Denham, MT. Luther Terry, MT. T. s. Lucius, MT. S. E. Batson, MT. H. L. Smith, MT. B. L. Frost, and MT. Claude Thornton.
 Mrs James G. Davis entertained the members of the Wesley class of the F1rst Methodist church of Woodlawn Thurs day afternoon at their monthly social A business meeting was held, followed by an enjoyable social hour during which an ice course was served Twenty-four members and the teacher, Mrs. J. U. Robertson, were present
 Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Steele have named their little son George Curtis Steele Jr.
 Miss Mildred Clapp has returned from a visit to several months to relatives In Adelle, Ga
 Miss Virginia Stanley has returned rom a visit to Miss Irene Stanberry in Selma.
 Miss Corrie Russell will return Mon- day from New York.
 Mrs. F. Shapiro and children of Annis- ton are the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Mayo.
 Miss Mary Rogan of Montevallo ana Miss Virginia Jones of Montgomery are the guests of Miss Katherine West.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
WYEAM

MT. William Muir was given sur his children. The occasion was his sxty-ninth birthday. Those who enjoyed
 the dinner were MT. and Mrs. Will Gil-
 more, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Muir, Mrs.
 Agnes Brown, Mrs. Matt Marshall, Mrs.
 Duncan Mccormack, Mrs. William Brown.
 Mrs. Gib Muir, Mrs. Hugh Montgomery.
 Mrs. A. Y. Stewart and a number of
 grandchildren and one great grandson.
 Little Miss Mable Nordan celebrated
 her tenth birthday Tuesday afternoon
 at the home of her parents, MT. and
 Mrs. w. A. Nordan, on Fifth avenue.
 A peanut hunt was enjoyed, after which ices and cake were served to Charley Hoffman, Dora Fenderberg, Lenora Lo-
 gan, Dorothy Page. Bill Hoffman, Annie Beth and Rosemary Vaughan, Evelyn Hall Page, Carolyn Spencer Leslie and Virginia Claire Sawyer, Thelma and Paul. inc Dobb, Helen Hoehn, Ruben Gum, El- via Lavis, Annie Barr, Miller and Mignyohn Riviere and Ella Mary Wall lace.
 Class No. g of the Methodist Sunday school was entertained by Mrs. Sam Camps, Jr, Thursday evening. Music was enjoyed and at a late hour refresh ments were served to Miss Willie Powell, Miss Irene Love. Miss Drucilla Camps, Miss Josephine Sevier, Miss Jessie Mac Marshall, MT. Albert Stacey, MT. Wes- ley Ellis, MT. Tom Surtees, MT. Robert Gardner, MT. Max Walker. MT. Willie Logan and MT. Olen Moncrief.
 MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Lavis have returned (Continuedl on Page Five)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
ENSLEY

Mrs. C. C. Burke gave party for her guests. Miss Kathleen and Miss Evelyn Thompson of Centerville, the past week. Punch was served by Mrs Burke from A bowl embedded in vines and golden glow. A delightful evening was spent Tn contests and dancing. Later tempting ice course was served to Miss Kathleen Thompson, Miss Evelyn Thompson, MISS Marl and Miss Mable Beasley Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Ellen Dupuy, Miss Nor ma Hickman Miss Myrtle Wells, Miss Maria Hickman, Miss Kathleen McKen- zie James Armstrong, Glenn Miller, liar old Beasley, Herbert Wells, Ruch H1ck- man, William Wishart, Lucien Brown and Stewart Mimms.
 The Elks' Ladies Social club gave a card party and dance at the club house Wednesday evening. In the card games Mrs Jake Brandon of Pensacola, Fla, won the first prize, a cut glass sugar set, donated by Smith-Brown Jewelry com pany Mr A E. Wickham received the gentlemans prize, a pair of gold cuft buttons, given by Ellis Jewelry com pany The consolation, a box of station cry, donated by Rochester Drug com pany, was taken by Mrs. Stanley South erland. A bottle of toilet water fur nished by Birney Drug company was pre- sented to Miss Nell Logan for the prize waltz while Miss Cocolo received cut glass perfume bottle for being the most popular young lady present.
 Miss Myrtle Wells was the charming hostess at a porch party in honor of Miss Kathleen and Miss Evelyn Thompson Tuesday morning. Punch was served by Miss Ella Mae Wells. Progressive rock was played the prize being won by Miss Evelyn Thompson. At the noon hour de- lightful refreshments were served to the guests. Those present were: Miss Kath- leen and Miss Evelyn Thompson, Miss Ellen Dupuy, Miss Norma Hickman. Miss Merl and Miss Mable Beasley, Miss Ber- tha Bates, Miss Anes Busby, Miss Thel- ma Holiday, Miss Frances Sheldn, Miss Ella Mae Wells, Miss Virginia Richards, Miss Kathleen Mckenzie, Mrs. c. c. Burke and Mrs. A. G. Long.
 Mrs. N. B. Gay was hostess Thursday to the Ensley Forty-two club at her home on Avenue E. Tables were placed on the porch, where delightful after noon was passed. Sandwiches and tea were served to the members and guests.
 Miss Norma Hickman has returned from Centreville.
 Miss Thelma Holiday Is visiting in Anniston.
 Mrs. E. w. Tucker has returned from Atlantic Beach.
 Miss Virginia Richards has returned from Jasper.
 Miss Frances Sheldon Is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L. Crump, in Anniston.
 Mrs. Hinton Brooks has returned fUm a camping trip on the Warrior river.
 Mrs. w. H. Zuber of Springville Is the guest of her sister Mrs J. K. Cook. Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Fields have re- turned from camping trip on the War rior river.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Miles Sprague and small son have gone to Kentucky
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went an operation at St. Vincent's hos pital a few days ago, Is resting Well
 Miss Zada Blackman has returned to her home in Double Springs, after a visit with Miss Annie Simons.
 Mrs. Jesse Chantz and Mrs. E. B. Cowan. who were called to Decatur by the serious illness of their sister, Mrs T. T. Roberts, have returned home.
 Mrs. w. o. Pounds and daughter, Annie Lucille, have returned home aft CT a prolonged stay in Georgia with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs James Lilies are home from Falkville.
 Miss Edith Lavender of Nashville Is the guest of Miss Lilly Rocket
 Miss Katie Rice, who has been vis- iting in Louisville, has returned home
 Mrs. D. C.. Heaton is home after pleasant stay with her daughter, Mrs Statum, at Empire.
 Mir A. D. Mckinney left last night for Highland, S. C., to be the guest of relatives
 Miss Helen Ford is visiting rela- lives in Louisiana.
 Miss Eunice Westbrook has returned home after a pleasant visit With MISS Erin Westbrook at Odenville.
 Mrs. s. B. Wallace and children are home after a pleasant visit with her parents In Dadeville.
 MT. and Mrs R. T. Campbell have named their little daughter Jean Mil Ter Campbell.
 Miss Mary Smith of Prattville will sing at the morning service Of the Methodist church today.
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Kellogg, Miss Carmalita Garnica, Miss Margaret Mckenzie, Mrs. R. T. Tyler and Mrs. F. o. Croy. The Thursday Auction club will have as hostess Mrs. S. A. Townsend at her home, 1920 Cotton avenue. The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church will hold social meet ing Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry. Metcalf, 1902 Second avenue.
 Mrs. Gallespie and little daughter, Gene vieve, have returned to their home In Mississippi after a visit to Mrs. O. T. Redd.
 MT. and Mrs Frank French, who were marred at Piedmont Thursday. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. D. Cullen.
 Misses Mabel and Margaret Williams are visiting in LaGrange, Ga. % Mrs. A. J. Ozanne and little daughter have returned from Meridian. Miss. Mrs. w. L. Reacmonn of Greensboro Is the guest of Mrs. w. c. Gewin. Rev and Mrs w. F, Price have re- turned from Valley Head Miss Lucille Long of Jasper Is the guest of Mrs. H. c. Vance on College street.
 Mrs. J. A. J. Berch has returned to Haleyville after visit to Mrs. R. M Archibald.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Farriss and chil- dren have returned from an extended visit to Atlanta.
 Mrs. H. B. Hatcher of New Orleans Is the guest of Mrs. S. A. Townsend.
 MT. and Mrs. D. P. Hendrick and chil- dren have gone to Anniston to reside after a visit to Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Ross MT. and Mrs J. w. Davis and chil- dren have returned from Jackson, Vicks- burg and Edwards Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
EAST LAKE

Mrs. W. L. Tate was g. luncheon hostess Tuesday complimenting Miss Lena Stoves of Florence, who is the house guest of Miss Mabel Hit. The entire house was attractively decorated, the color motif being yellow and white. The table was centered with large basket of golden glow and the place cards bore the 1ol- lowing names: Miss Lena Stoves, Miss Mabel Hit, Miss Lena Larrell, Miss Ruth Clem, Miss Geraldine Armstrong, Miss Lucy Jones and Mrs. w. L. Tate.
 The Wednesday Morning Bridge club was charmingly entertained this week by Miss Frances Macon. The highest score was won by Miss Alma Leonard and the prize pair of silk hose, was presented to her. At the conclusion of the game a tempting plate luncheon was served to the following: Mrs. Leo Byrd, Mrs. Albert Eager, Mrs. Charles Lampkin, Mrs. W. C.. Mitcham, Mrs. Norman Tomlinson, Miss Kathleen Meadow, Miss Alma Leonard, Miss Martha Truss and Miss Frances Macon.
 Miss Geraldine Armstrong entertained this week in honor of Miss Mabel Hit s guest, Miss Lena Stoves. Those enjoying her hospitality were Miss Lena Stoves, Miss Mabel Hit. Miss Ruth Clem, Miss Lucy Jones and Miss Lena Laysell. Late in the afternoon they were joined by oth- CT young people, going to Fairfield. where most tempting picnic supper was served.
 A large and very enthusiastic audi ence greeted the play Damon and Pythias" as presented Thursday evening in the Howard college auditorium. Tne play was presented by the Knights of Pythias lodge and directed by Mrs. w. S. Scott. All those taking part were well known citizens of East Lake and most enjoyable evening was given all in attend ance.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Ryan have enter tained during the past week at a house party in their home on Underwood ave- nue. Those who were their guests for the week are as follows: Mrs. IT. l.. Hayes, MT. Vincent Hayes. Miss Marie Hayes of Little Rock Ark, MT. W. R. Julian and daughter of Cincinnati, MT. James Aldridge, Miss Bettie Aldridge, Miss F1oy Copeland and MT. William Copeland of Blountsville.
 Miss Ruth Ratliff is in New York. the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. S. J. Wilson.
 Prude, Miss Elizabeth Hewlett and Robert Hewlett. Jr.. left yesterday with MT. and Mrs. John Prude on a motor trip to Florida.
 Mrs. Drayton Bernhard is visiting her man.
 Mrs. B. J. Robinson left Saturday to spend month at her cottage at St Clair Springs. She was accompanied by Miss Georgia Weatherall MT. Memory Robin son and MT. and Mrs. O. B. Sparks.
 Miss Dana Hillard and Miss Burman
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WEST END

Mrs. E. W. Ellis was hostess to the Wednesday Afternoon Social club at her home, 1310 Tuscaloosa avenue Asters. in the shades of yellow and white, were used in the decorating and at the con- clusion of the games of forty-two, a salad course was served The invited guests were: Mrs. B. J. Reimel, Mrs, c. F. Manly, Mrs. W. C. Gewin, Mrs. F. O. Croy. Mrs. w. A. Percing, Mrs. R. s. Hickman. Mrs. R. L. Burgess, Mrs. s. R. Townsend and Miss Josephine Hurst. The club members were: Mrs. c. G. Alley, Mrs. Henry Barclay, Mrs. Ped Hickman. Mrs. W. U Holmes, Mrs. w. c. Johns, Mrs. w. W. Johnson, Mrs. J. J. Lee. Mrs. John Merrill, Mrs. J. l.. Parrish. Mrs. w. A. Reynolds. Mrs J. E. Walters, Mrs. J. R. Upshaw and Mrs. Charles Worrell.
 Miss Marie Albrecht entertained the members of the Christian Endeavor Thursday evening at her home on Cotton avenue. Progressive rock was played and a color scheme of gold and white was observed in the decorations, score cards and refreshments. The guests present were: Miss Norma Kellogg, Miss Flor ence Anderton, Miss Mary Major, Miss Fannie Mae Browning. Miss Beatrice
 
 Browning, Miss Esther Albrecht Miss Marguerite Albrecht, Mrs. H. l.. Ander- ton. MT. and Mrs. Albrecht. MT. Morris Brown. MT. Boyd Snow, MT. Bill Burk, MT. Arthur Turnbull. MT. Neal Patter- son, MT. Blake Gambell MT. Jim Jack son. MT. Jerry Thomas and MT. Michael Albrecht
 MT. Isham Gillespie entertained the past week at birthday dance at his home, 12 College street. Cut flowers and ferns adorned the rooms and refreshing lunch was served throughout the even ing. At late hour a dainty ice course was served the 40 guests present. Miss Eileen Croy entertained Friday morning at a porch party in honor oi Miss Margaret Mckenzie of Nashville the guest of Mrs. R. T. Tyler. Golden glow and ferns were used in the decora- tions and progressive rock was played A dainty plate course was served at l o'clock Those present were: Miss Jes- sic Stead, Miss Oracle Worrell, Miss Turline Oliver, Miss Mary Hall. Mis-. Ella B. Rowe, Miss Minnie Harper, Miss Miriam Archibald. Miss Julia Bell Archi. bald, Miss Ellie Hanberry, Miss Alethel Gobin, Miss Lena Kellogg, Miss Norma