The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-11
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Revival services will be held at the Methodist church beginning at the
 morning service by the pastor, the Rev. w. c. Huckaby, assisted .by the Rev.
 H. M. Hurst. and continuing through
 out the week at 10 a. m. and p. m. MT. Horace Waide left this week for Virginia to be absent several weeks. Miss Golda Marlow and Miss Cecil Marlow of Oneonta are the attractive
 guests of Miss Gladys Green. Miss Daisy Curtis of Double Springs, Ga., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. c. Huckaby.
 Miss Clessie Keith left this week for
 the University of Alabama. MT. c. T. Helton, MT. w. Doyle and Mir. Freeman have returned from a fishing trip near Pensacola. Miss Clara Sherbet of Pell City is the guest of Mrs. James Sherbet. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Jones are spend ing the weekend with Mrs. Rosa Jones' Mrs. Josie McCubbin and Miss Opha
 McCubbin have returned to their home
 in Kentucky after a pleasant stay with Mrs. $. P. Bale. Master Garnet Bale ac- companied them home. MT c. E. Purdy remains quite ill at his home.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Harris have
 named their little son John William Harris.
 Mrs William Jones and little daugh- | ter have returned to their home in Vir- | gina, after delightful visit with he. mother, Mrs. w. R. Cox. Miss Ola Walker has returned to her 1 home in Athens, after spending the | winter in Inglenook.
 /. Mrs J. Weldon and children of Will sonville are the guests of Mrs. s. J Lively.
 Mr. S. G. Lively left this week for
 Kentucky.
 Mr. Robert Bainbridge has gone to New Orleans, where he has accepted a position.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Pounds of Mon- tecello, Ga, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Pounds.
 A pretty party was given Thursday ! evening at the home of Mrs. Jesse
 Chantz in compliment to her attractive visitor, Miss Williamson of Verbena | The evening was spent with progress sive forty-two. and the tables were placed in the living room. which was attractive with profusion of nastur- tiums. At the conclusion of the game
 an ice course was served to Miss Will liamson. Miss Marian Walker, Miss Jeanette Walker. Miss Olivia Cox, Miss Mildred Ford, Miss Mayme Cox, MT. Dan Heaton. MT. Shaver, MT. Earl Middle ton. MT. Winner Westbrook. MT. Mitch ell ChantZ.
 The Pleasant Hour club met Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. w. D. Lang ston at her home on Park Row. The rooms were attractively decorated with ferns and cut flowers and after the game ices were served. Her guests were: Mrs. R. E. Lee, Mrs. Ellen Rev, Mrs. S. B. Wallace. Mrs. w. Davidson,
 Mrs. S. G. Lively, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Gibbons.
 Mrs. ". A. Lavender entertained the
 members of the Impromptu club at a call meeting this week. Sweet peas dec- orated the rooms and a delightful ice course in the club colors, violet and green. was served to Mrs. Jesse Chantz, Mrs. F. c. James. Mrs. Wallace, Mrs Beavers. Mrs. Boles, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Edney, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Blair. Mrs. Green. Mrs. Lavender, and Mrs. Fortney.
 Mrs. Cleve BurkS was hostess yester- day afternoon at her home on Sixth avenue to the members of the Entre Nous club. Sweet peas decorated the rooms. where the afternoon was pleas antly spent in fancy work, and the (COntinued on Page Five)