The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-16

at the residence of Rev. and Mrs R. L. Durant, the occasion being the six teenth anniversary of their daughter, Miss Agnes Durant, and complimentary to Alice Robinson of Palmetto, Fla, their attractive house guest Games, music and contests were enjoyed after which the young people went to the dining room, where the cutting of .the birthday cake afforded much merriment. Dainty ices were served.
 The members of the Thursday After noon Crochet club and additional friends were delightfully."- entertained this week by Mrs. Andrew J. Monfee at her home on East Highlands. After spending a while With their fancy work, tempting re- treatments were served. As visitors in- vited to share this hospitality with the club members were Mrs T. J. Carter of Ensley, Mrs. J. D. Duncan of Fairfield, Mrs A. l.. Hosseler and Miss Erie Phil lips of Ensley and Miss Mary Lou Wood.
 Miss Elizabeth Moore entertained infor- mally at her home on Fifth street re- gently, complimenting her house guest, Miss Inez Newton of Gadsden. Progress sive games and music were the main discourses, after which ices were served.
 Miss Katherine Wilson was hostess to a coterie of friends recently. A very unique contest was the principal source of enjoyment
 Complimentary to Mrs. O. s. Adams, Mrs. R. T. Ellis was hostess at lovely luncheon this week at her home in the city. The table was centered with plaque of roses, about which stool burn ing tapers, with rose shades. Place cards held the names of 12 guests.
 A business meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be held Monday afternoon at the Baptist church.
 MT. and Mrs. Archibald Thomas has arrived from Selma and are spending several days with Mrs Wilson Lewis, en route to their home in Atlanta.
 Miss Rena Reed is the guest of friends at Boligee.
 Mrs. Frank Miller left Thursday for Chattanooga where she will spend sev- eral weeks with her parents Mrs. R. T. Fulmer is expected home to- day after an absence of several weeks spent at Atlantic City and Virginia. Miss Eva Mae Smart of Atlanta, who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Charles Gibson left today for three-week' s visit with relatives in Gadsden. Miss Iallie Dunbar left yesterday for Kansas City to be gone several weeks Milton Cole the young son of MT. and Mrs. c. T. Cole, is critically ill with ty phoid fever.
 | Master Christopher Little has returned from Pelham. where he has spent several weeks with relatives. l Miss Lola Boozer is visiting relatives at l Thomaston.
 1 MT and Mrs. D. E. Cook and son, D. E. l Cook, Jr., have returned from a trip to | Athens.
 I Miss Katie Lee Payne, who has been visiting friends in Brighton for the past
 week, has returned home. | Miss Sallie Long visited friends at Ox-
 moor recently.
 Miss Gladys Poole is the guest of her
 cfo Mrc at i terville.
 | Master James Young is ill at the home
 his mother, Mrs. Parker Young, on Maple street
 Mrs. John Poole and two children are visiting at Independence. Mrs. David Williams of Chicago visited Mrs. William Jenkins recently. | Jimmie Cross of Pelham is visiting Christopher Little at his home on Third street.
 l H. w. Cornelius is i'll with typhoid fever at his home on Third street