The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-13
WOOnLAWN

Mrs. Edgar Van Keuren and Miss Nina
Bair were hostesses Thursday at lunch
con at the home of Mrs Van Keuren
compimenting Miss Mary Hill Moore,
Who will be married to Mr.. Harry Me-
Neel on August 30. After luncheon the
bride-to-be was surprised with a hand
kerchief shower. The guests were Miss
Mary Hill Moore, Miss Annie Moore, Miss
Myrtice Wright and Miss Lois Mason.
Miss Margaret Proctor entertained
Thursday afternoon and evening at a
dinner party and dance. In the afternoon
heart, dice and rock were played and
in the evining other games and dancing
We're enjoyed. Those present were Miss
Alice Craddock, Miss Mary Brown Buck
shaw, Miss Alice Buckshaw, Miss Sarah
Louise Fulton, Miss Margaret Kennedy,
Miss Anna Dougherty Miss Van Pegnes,
Miss Gladys Harrlee, Miss Lulu Court
ney, Miss Louise Ware, Miss Margaret
Proctor, Mr.. Raymond Freeman, Mr..
Fred Jackson, Mr. Clarence Andrews,
| Mr.. Jimmie Noel, Mr.. William Tucker,
Mr.. Albert Burlington, Mr.. Charles
Webb, Mr.. Herbert Bliss, Mr.. Romaine
Proctor Mr.. George Mas and Mr..
Oliver Walker.
Miss Marie Spence and Mr.. Joseph
Routley were quietly married Tuesday
evening, Dr. W. NJ Anderson officiating.
The bride wore a blue cloth suit and
carried bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Rout-
ley will spend several weeks with their
father, Mr.. William Spence, after which
they will remove to Cleveland. O., where
| they will make their future home
The Broyles circle of the Missionary
society of the First Methodist church of
Woodlawn entertained at an apron party
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
Asa Faulker. Mrs. r. 3. Broyles Mrs.
Robert Echols, Mrs. j. H. Stephens and
| Mrs. Taylor assisted Mrs. Faulkner in
receiving and entertaining her guests.
Mr. Thomas Gross of Nashville, who sang
several songs, added much to the pleas
| ure of the evening. A watermelon cut
| ting on porch and lawn was enjoyed.
About % guests were present
The X X. club entertained Tuesday
! evening at the home of Miss Eugenia
Anderson. Games and contests were en-
joyed, the prize being won by Mr.. Ber-
nard Cooley. Among those present were
Miss Gay Sandifer. Miss Velma Riggs,
Miss Lou Ellen Cooley, Miss Doll Bar
clay. Miss Marjorie Merrel. Miss Estele
Rainey, Mr.. Charles Webb, Mr. Harry
Brown, Mr.. Bernard Cooley. Mr.. Paul
! Anderson Mr.. William Anderson and
others.
| Mrs, Robert moore eHtSTldiHcu o. q
luncheon Tuesday complimentng Mrs
| p r Fakes of Decatur Ga, who is her
house guest A basket of pink rises
centered the luncheon table. about which
were seated Mrs Fakes. Mrs. A, @
| Jernigan. Mrs C. A. Balm, Mrs w. r.
Morris, Mrs r. B. Broyles, Mrs. r. M.
Robertson and Mrs. Moore.
| Miss Doris Mackey and-Miss Jewei
| Mackey entertained Thursday at an
|
in playing games. Several contests were
enioyed. the principal prize being won
/ bv Mr.. Joe Harrell. About II guests
We're present.
Mrs. r. B. Broyles delightfully."- enter
tanned Friday at luncheon comph-
Imenting Mrs r. F. Fakes. The house
| summer flowers At / o'clock luncheon
was served to the following guests: Mrs.
r. f. Fakes Mrs Robert Moore. Mrs
Mary Hill Moore, Mrs. +. VI. Robert
son. Miss Laura Robertson. Miss Annie
| Myrick Miss Annie Sparkman, MISS
| Melba Walker. Mrs. r. l.. Sparkman ana
Mrs. A. c. Jernigan
The Sixteen club will meet Tuesday
with Miss Ollie Lou Davis.
The Young Matrons' Missionary So
| ciety of the First Methodist church of
Woodlawn will meet Wednesday after
! noon in the church parlors.
! Miss Annie Myrick of Millidgeville. Ca
is the kuest of Mrs. r. l.. Sparkman.
| Miss Meba Walker of Gadsden is visit
ing Miss Annie Sparkman.
Master N. A. Wimberly, son OF MT and
| Mrs N. "A. Wimbery. has recovered
from an illness of typhoid fever.
| Miss Nina Balm is visiting her aunt
Mrs. r. E. Oliver at Guntersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Van keuren nave
gone to Dallas. Tex, where they VIII
| spend the coming month.
! Mr. p s. Dixon left Saturday for CHAT
! tanooga.'
/ Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Laughln. Mr. an1
| Mrs J. H. yann and Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Vann are visiting relatives at Leeds
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Busbee have named
their little daughter Marv Allison
1 Miss Laura Mccoy and Miss Emily Nc
Mr. and Mrs. Otto GLADDEN. Of Olampo
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j
d. GLADDEN. in Woodlawn, are now the