The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05
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The prettiest of the fall parties was
given by Mrs. w. C. Johns when she
entertained the Wednesday Afternoon
social club at her lovely new home.
The rooms were attractive in their
decorations of autumn leaves, chrys-
anthemums and Halloween novelties.
The Halloween idea was also observed
in other details of the party. Punch
was served as the guests entered. Miss
Beatrice Tate rendered lovely music
and several splendid Victrola selections
were enjoyed. At the conclusion OF the
games a salad plate was served the
following guests and club members;
Mrs. Gilmer Allison, Mrs. D. Q. Wat
kins, Mrs. N c.. GLASS, Mrs. Henry
Kelso. Mrs Gordon Kinnemar. Mrs.
Roy Osborne, Mrs. w. w. Johnson.
Miss Martha Lou Pembrey, Mrs. G. G..
Alley, Mrs. E. w. Ellis, Mrs. Henry
Barclay, Mrs. Ped Hickman, Mrs. w.
v. Holmes, Mrs. E. A. Lively, Mrs.
John Merrill, Mrs. Charles Loone, Mrs.
J.. L. Parrish. Mrs. W. A. Reynolds,
Mrs. j. c. Simmons, Mrs. J. E. Wal
tiers, Mrs. Charlie Worrell, Mrs. Johns,
Miss Elizabeth Tate, Miss Beatrice
Tate and Miss Virginia Kelso.
Mrs. S. c. Johnston was hostess
Wednesday afternoon when she enter
tanned the West End Forty-two club at
her home. The decorations. score CARDS
and refreshments carried out the Hal
loweeh idea After the games a salad
plate was served Those enjoying Mrs.
Johnston's hospitality were: Mrs. Redd,
Mrs. S. M. Cox, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. X.
Fl. Schroeder" Miss Minnie Looney Mrs.
w. F. Jordan, Mrs. W. M. Gwin, Mrs.
w c. Gardner, Mrs. r. j.. Drake, Mrs
Jack Garner, Jr., Mrs. c. E. Sewers and
Mrs. J. c. Stapleton.
Miss Lurline oliver delightfully."- en-
T@1I .fxy G.
day evening. Mrs. Ocie oliver and Mrs.
Jack Garner Jr., greeted the guests as
they entered. The home was beauti-
fully decorated, carrying out the Hal
loween scheme. Miss Louise Golston
was the gypsy beggar, adding largely
to the enjoyment of the evening with
her guitar. The crowd gathered around
the gypsy tent to have their fortunes
told. Several interesting contests were
enjoyed Mr.. Theodore Wright win
ming in the gumdrop contest, the prize
a huge stick of candy. Miss Louise
Golston won the prize in the leap year
proposal contest, her prize being
lemon. At late hour delicious refresh
ments were served the following: MISS
Virginia Kelso, Miss Elizabeth Tate,
Miss Eileen Croy, Miss Mary Hall,
Miss Grace Will Worrell, Miss Zelnia
Craig, Miss Edith Craig, Miss Cecilia
Mcnamara Miss Elsie Thum, Miss Julia
Belle Archibald, Miss Katherine Kay,
Miss Lurline Oliver, Mr. Charles Steen,
Mr. Sumpter Steen, Mr. Charles Ward,
Mr.. Ed Norton. Mr.. Hugh Bryant, Mr.
John Bryant, Mr.. Grady Boland, Mr..
Theodore Wright, Mr.. Phil Garner, Mr..
win steen, Mr.. Kelley Garrison. Mr.. I. II.
Howell, Mr.. Roy Cochran, Mr. Robert
Huddleston, Mr.. Thomas Hall. Mr.. H.
Wimberly Oliver, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Garner, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ocie Oliver,
Mrs. Turner, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Oliver.
Miss Willie Thompson was hostess at a
pretty Halloween party "Wednesday eve
ming at her home on Vine street. The
decorations, refreshments and contests
carried out the Halloween scheme Those
young people enjoying this delightful oc-
casion were: Miss Nevadelle Thomas
Miss Grace Johnson, Miss Earlene Shell
ton, Miss Mary Wilson, Miss MarJory
Salmon, Miss Helen Harrison Miss Lii
liam Burks, Miss Kathryn Williams, Miss
Ennis Vandergrift, Miss kathleen Coffey;
Mr.. William Tucker. Mr.. Robert Burks,
Mr. Theodore Wright, Mr.. Mckinley Hui,
Mr. Earle Blackwelder, Mr.. and MIS-
William Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
Miss Byndie Thompson, Miss Mamie
Thompson and Miss Willie Thompson
There was a rally at the Elyton school
Friday night, under the auspices of the
ocnOol Improvement oooo~i'N''-'
did exerciSes by the children and speeches
on the educational amendment were en-
joyed.
The Young Peoples Missionary society
of the West End Methodist church met
at the home of Mrs. M. E. Cochran Thurs
day evening. After the business hour a
social hour was enjoyed by the following
members: Miss Julia Belle Archibald.
Miss Eileen Croy. Miss Ella B. Rowe,
Miss Mary Hall, Miss Ina May Cochran,
Messrs Roy Cochran, Charles Ward and
Buff McVickar.
Members of the Lucky Thirteen clue gre
requested to meet at the home of Mrs.
S. G. Johnston, 2O2 North Pearl, Thurs
day afternoon at 3 p. M, for the purpose
of reorganizing.
There will be business meeting OF
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