The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-30
WOODLAWN

One of the most enjoyable social &C.
casions of the week was the reception
given by the members of the WoQdlawn
Presbyterian church Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Buck
shaw, complimenting Rev. and Mrs. Mon
roe Clark of Korea, who are the guests
of their parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. c..
Clark The house was made lovely with
a profusion of yellow summer flowers.
Mrs Buckshaw was assisted in receiving
the guests by Rev. and Mrs. w. c..
Clark, Rev. and Mrs. Monroe Clark. Mrs.
Quintus White, Mrs. Harold Robinson
and Mrs. Edgar Van keuren.
Punch was served by Miss Sarah Fulton
and Miss Elizabeth Buckshaw. Music
by Mrs Monroe Clark was much enjoyed
during the evening. In the dining room
delicious ice course was served by Miss
Anne Forney, Miss Vera Thomas, Miss
Anna Dougherty. Miss Louise Ware and
Miss katherine Forney. About IS guests
were present.
Mrs Dan Glidden was hostess Wednes-
day evening at a progressive rock party,
complimenting her brother, Mr.. Carl Cot
tie. Porch and living room, where the
tables were placed were decorated with
large baskets of daisies. At the close of
the game a salad and ices were served
The guests were Miss Ollie Lou Davis,
Miss Ada Porter, Miss jamie McLaurine
Miss Mae Roquemore. Miss Celia Ellard,
Miss Jessie Persinger, Miss Mary Per-
singer, Miss Lora Faulkner, Mr. A. S.
Smith Mr.. Karl Faulkner. Mr.. Claude
Thornton, Mr.. T. S. Lucius, Mr.. l..
Terry, Mr.. S. E. Batson, Mr.. B, F. Frost
Mr. P. Rawles Mr.. j. F. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Glidden.
Mrs. L. w. Hughes entertained
Wednesday afternoon at an auction
bridge party. The house was made at
tractive and beautiful with variety OF
: summer flowers Following the game
an ice course was served. Those pres
ent were Mrs. C. B. Carlton, Mrs. Elmer
Rhodes Mrs. Sylvester Hall, Mrs Jesse
Parrish. Mrs Henry Vance, Mrs G. w.
Peck, Mrs. Frank Gibson, Mrs. Claude
Hartsele, Mrs. Will Zbinden, Mrs Eugene
Newsom, Mrs. Garnett Brookes, Mrs. j.
L. Campbell, Mrs. Brand Currie and
Miss Tommie Hood.
The Neighborhood club met THURSDAY
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Powers. Brightly colored summer flow
ers adorned the hall and living room.
The guests brought their fancy work with
which they busted themselves for an
hour after which an enjoyable salad
course was served to the following: Mrs.
u .
Frank Strickland. Mrs. J. f. Mosley Mrs.
H. c. Lee, Mrs Emmerson Goodwin, Mrs.
J. H Abercrombe, Mrs. J. Robinson.
Mrs j. L. Allen, Miss Marie Lacy and
Miss Charlie Fleming.
Miss Ruth Willoughby and Miss Irene
Willoughby were hostesses Wednesday
evening and night at a slumber party,
to which were invited number of their
young girl friends At midnight refresh
nnents were served. Those attending were
Miss Lvnette Bagley, Miss Mabel Berry,
Miss Edith Berry, Miss Ella Mae Eth
eridge. Miss Annie Lois Mann, Miss Mary
Aston and Miss Mary Frank Ross.
( Mrs J. w Powers entertained Wednes
day afternoon at porch and lawn party,
complimenting her daughter, Maria, and
her son. John William. Goldenglow and
rasturtiums We're profusely used in orna-
menting the porch, where punch was
served by Miss Clementine Allen and Miss
Imogene Murphy. The afternoon was
pleasantly passed in playing games. Later
ar ice course was served to 40 young
people.
A delightful surprise party was given
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs j. w. O'Del complimenting
their daughter Miss Annie Mae O'Den,
who has recently returned from a lengthy
visit to friends in South Carolina. The
evening was spent in dancing and punch
and ices were served. InOSe composing
the surprise party were Mrs L. G..
Gaines, Miss Ruth Gaines. Miss Gladys
Cox Miss Lillian Fry, Miss Helen Sparks,
Mis- Elizabeth Gaines, Mr.. John Stewart,
Mr. w. A. Byers, Mr.. Harry Hahn, Mr..
c. H. Moore, Mr.. Charles Byers, Mr.. j.
3. Waters, Mr.. Steve Moore, Mr.. Karl
McFarlin, Mr.. Gillespie and Mr.. w. E.
Wishart-
Mrs. W. w. Worrell charmingly enter
tanned Thursday at a spend-the-day party,
complimenting Mrs. ]. P. Morgan of War
saw. who is her house guest. Those who
gathered about the luncheon table, which
was made lovely with summer flowers,
were Mrs. ]. P. Morgan Mrs. Emma
Moore, Mrs J. T. Rogers, Mrs. P. j.
Rogers and Mrs. w. w. Worrell Mrs.
f. C. Wales will entertain Tuesday eve
ming for Miss Elizabeth Buckshaw.
The Epworth league of the Sixty-sev
enth Street Methodist church will give
measuring party and a watermelon cut
ting Friday evening, August a. at the
home of Miss Charlie Hardin, 104 North
Sixty-sixth street.
The Auction Bridge club will meet next
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. John Vance.
The Fiftieth Street Rock club will meet
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Miller.
Mrs. A. II. Simms, her granddaughter.
Miss Helen Gibson, and Miss Mary Lou