The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-25
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| Tn honor of her guest, Mrs. Seegler of Pennsylvania, Mrs. c. P. Smith enter- tained a few friends at dinner Friday. The table held for it's centerpiece vase of roses and covers were laid for IA guests
 Mrs. Ellen Rev was hostess to the Pleasant Houn club this week at her home on Park Row The house was dec orated in ferns and many colored blos- sons, and tables were arranged for eight players. The prize, a salad bowl, was awarded to Mrs. Walter Davidson, and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Rev. At the conclusion of the game an ice couNse was served to Mrs. w. D. Langston, Mrs. s. B. Wallace,
 Mrs. John Rev, Mrs. w. Davidson, Mrs. Pounds, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. R. E. Lee and | Mrs. Gibbons.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Huckaby enter l tained the stewards and their wives of the Methodist church Thursday, the oc- l casion being the birthday of the Rev. MT. Huckaby Ferns and garden flowers were used in the decorations and progressive ! conversation was the game. The honoree was the recipient of several gifts. Those | invited were: MT. and Mrs. w. P. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Nowlin, Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. William l Barton, MT. and Mrs. Charles Beavers, Mr. Westbrook, Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Lavender
 l The Methodist Ladies' Aid were de- lightfully entertained this week at the home of Mrs. J. D. Lynch. l MT William Rockett entertained few young people with picnic at Turkey
 Creek Friday. The young people motored
 out and enjoyed bathing. kodaking and other games. At noon a picnic spread
 was enjoyed by Miss Mabel Barton, Miss
 Nora Rothrack, Miss Ethel Strickland. Miss Ruth Isom, Miss Lilly Rockett and
 Miss Christine Rockett.
 Mrs N M. Strickland was hostess to
 the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society this ! week. After the business session social ! time was enjoyed, during which refresh
 ments were passed.
 members of L. A. to o. R. C., Division IF, with spend-the-day party at her home on Sixth avenue next Friday | Mrs. J. W. Adams left this week for
 Blount Springs to be absent 10 days.
 Master Walter Adams and John Adams
 are the guests of their grandparents,
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Fonts of Warrior. | Miss Lois Goodwin leaves this week
 for a six-week visit with friends in Ken lucky.
 Miss Ella May Moore of Mineral Springs | is the guest of Mrs. James Sherbet. l Mrs. Sam Hairless and little son are l home after a pleasant stay with her par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. w. M Burgin.
 Miss Louise Cosby is visiting relatives
 at Village Springs
 Mrs l.. F. Hoffman left Saturday for
 a three weeks stay with relatives 1T Pensacola.
 1 Mr. J. B. McAllister of Chattanooga is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Clarence 1 Harvey.
 1 Mrs. Edward Morris leaves next week
 for visit with relatives at Rome, Ga. | and Nashville.
 I Mrs. William Barton and Miss Lizzie Pritchett are enjoying visit to friends in Mobile and New Orleans | Mrs. B. O. Edney and children are visit ling her parents in Louisville. I Mr. and Mrs. E. c. James are home
 after delightful stay with relatives in l Elmore.
 Mrs. George Maxwell left Saturday for | Mobile where she will be the guest o1 | her mother.
 | Mrs. w. A. Lavender, Miss Cora West
 brook, Miss Lorietta Bailey and MT. Dar
 Heaton are home from Decatur, where | they represented the Inglenook league l at the Epworth League convention. MT. B. B. Bazemore and daughters, Miss l Rebecca Bazemore and Miss Frances Bazemore, left Friday on an extensive | trip to New Orleans. San Antonio, Den
 yer and Colorado Springs.
 Miss Reginia Downey and Miss May
 belle Downey will leave this week fol
 Knoxville, where they will be the guests of their grandmother, Mrs. Perry.
 Mrs. w. T. Lamar and children ar'
 visiting relatives in Montgomery MT. Clarence Harvey is spending few
 days in Anniston.
 Rev. T. M Hurst has returned to his (Contiauea on Page Three)