The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27

J. W. Wallace. Mrs. J. C. Steele and l Mrs. Kent
 The Eleonore Hord club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. O.
 Crane, The subject for the afternoon was Art" Members answered to roll
 call with quotations from art and nature.
 Music by Mrs. Clarence Hooper. Miss
 Annie Watson and Miss Mattie Huges Kennedy was enjoyed. A talk on New Tendencies in Art was given by Mrs. Atkinson; also one by Miss Grace Lain-
 hart on American landscape painting. An Interesting paper was read by Mrs. E. A. Carter. At the conclusion of the pro-
 gramme a delicious ice course, carrying out the ideas appropriate for the day, was served.
 The Highland Crochet club met Thurs day with Mrs. Ernest Floyd. An hour was spent with fancy work and chatting, after which a salad course was served to the following: Mrs. Ernest Floyd, Mrs. II. Mckinney, Mrs. l.. H. Urquhart, Mrs.
 James Oliver, Mrs. Albert Cross Mrs. E. H. Smith, Miss Ada Biddy, Mrs. Hall,
 Mrs. Zeldee and Mrs. Will zzinden. The Womans Guild of Grace Episco-
 pal church entertained with an afternoon
 party for Mrs Albert Mckinney, who is
 moving to Atlanta, at the home of Mrs. G. J. Rice Mrs. Mckinney was present. ed with a beautiful prayer book and hymnal Late in the afternoon refresh- ments were served.
 The Y. W. A. of the West Woodlawn Baptist church entertained at a George Washington party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Hinkle. Games and con tests were enjoyed and a musical and literary programme was furnished by Mrs. Warren, Miss Marjorie Glass and Miss Leslie Hinkle. At it's conclusion
 an ice course was served to about 50
 guests.
 The Gretchen club met Wednesday with
 Mrs. Richard Yarbrough. The members
 brought their fancy work and at noon
 an elaborate luncheon was served. The
 table was centered with cherry tree
 and hatchets and miniature ratchets were
 used as place cards. Those present were
 Miss Nina Bain, Miss Hattie Hughes
 Kennedy, Miss Katherine Gregory. Miss
 Carrie Lee Wimot, Miss Lucy Proctor.
 Miss Helen Duncan, Miss Annie Claude BroWn, Miss Elise Little and Miss Doris
 Mackey.
 Mrs T. Fl. Kilgo entertained the Ep
 worth League of the Sixty-seventh Street cnurch, Tuesday evening at a George Washington social. Red. white and blue oecorat1ons were used. Punch was served
 by Miss Emily Mccoy and Miss Jessie winston. Music and games were en- ~-N~A NiiiSii ei Seldu course was served
 The S. O. F. club met Thursday even- ing at the home of Miss Lois Russell. The rooms in which the members gath cred were made gay with flags and bunt-
 Ing A business meeting was held. after. which progressive rock was played. An interesting contest was enjoyed. in which the prze was won by Miss Stella Wills. A salad course was served to the follow lns members: Miss Ruby Morton Miss virginia Stanley, Miss Jessie Robertson, Miss Carrie Russell, Mis- Alinc McFarlin MISS Nell Mcfarland, Mir Earl Ruther- lord, MT Paul Persons. Mir. Earl Bat son, MT. Tally Rawley, Mr Karl Me- Farlin, Mr. Claud Morton and Mir sam Sturkee.
 The M. NJ club. which is newly or- ganized. met Thursday afternoon with Miss Kathleen McCarty. An election of
 officers was held, and red and white were
 adopted as club colors. Music was fur