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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-03
WOODLAWN

Mrs. J. 1T. Ham, Mrs. D. I. Cox and Mrs. A. H. Abel were hostesses Tuesday afternoon at farewell shower. compli- menting Mrs. D. c. Cantilou, who left Saturday to make her home in Califor- mia, at the home of Mrs. Hahn. Red and green were the colors chosen for the aft ernoon and ferns and poinsettias were effectively used in decorating. The mu- sic was furnished by Miss LaTrieve Hall A salad course was served. Among those who called were Mrs T. J. Adams, Mrs M. O. Haney. Mrs. c. w. Hall Mrs. v. D. Russell, Mrs W. R. Schuster. Mrs c. B. Hughes. Mrs. H. r. Caldwell. Mrs c. M. Rich, Mrs. s. H. Shepherd, E. l.. Craveley Mrs. T. A. Harrel, Mrs. J. L. Parker, J. B. Abney, Mrs. S. P West, Mrs l.. P. Hamilton, Mrs. S. A. Cox, Mrs Robert Ballentine, Mrs. George Bellsny- der. Mrs. o. B. Sparks, Mrs j. B. Pat terson, Mrs. M. L. Pruitt, Mrs. Ida Yam. Mrs. o. D. Freeman, Mrs. o. P. Fontaine, Mrs s. S. Carpenter, Mrs. J. R. Morgan, Mrs. IT. c. Gribbon, Mrs. J. B. Dukes, Mrs. M. A. Owen and Master Sidney Car penter, who represented the parcel post man and presented the gifts given in re- membrance.
 Mrs A. B. Woods entertained Thurs
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Mrs. J. r. Travis were guests, and the club members present were: Mrs. James Almon, Mrs. Alfred Carraway. Mrs. H. c. Culverhouse. Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs James Howard. Mrs. N. J. McRimmon' Mrs. Robert Learson, Mrs. John w. Owens, and Mrs. W. F. Varin. At the close of a series of games Mrs. George served 9 delicious salad course.
 Miss Inez Roberts left Wednesday for Clarksville, Tenn, to spend the Thanks giving holidays.
 Miss Bernice Tate and Miss Estelle Sims of Amory. Miss, are the guests Of Miss velma Taylor.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. o. Mullin of Gads- den spent Thanksgiving with their par ents Mir and Mrs M. T. Mullin.
 Miss Inez Monroe and Miss Gladys Monroe are visiting friends in Atlanta
 MT. and Mrs. V. C. Woods have moved to Brighton, where Mir Woods Is con nected with drug store.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Lokey, who have been in Florida for the past six months, have returned to their home in this city.
 The girls intermediate class of the Bap tist church entertained a number of their friends Friday evening at the home of Miss Hazel Rutledge. Contests and music were enjoyed and hot chocolate was served to the large crowd present.
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dent, Mrs. Annie K wesel who has just returned from the National Woman's Christian Temperance union convention, held at Indianapolis. After the reception Mrs. Weisel will give a report of the con vention. The district unions are included in the invitations.
 The regular meeting of the Creche will take place on Tuesday morning at II o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. T. Lon don, on Highland avenue.
 There will be a meeting of the Birming- ham Graded union on Wednesday morn ing at 10 o'clock at the First Methodist church.
 There will be meeting of the board of control of the State Training School for Girls Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Ridgeley.
 
 Mrs. George F. Harrington will enter tain the Twentieth Century club Friday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock.
 The Nineteenth Century club will meet on Friday afternon with Mrs. R. M. Ma gill, 915 South Eleventh avenue at 2:SO o'clock.
 The Joy Crofter club will meet on Fri day afternoon with Mrs. R. M Magill, 915 South Eleventh avenue, at 2:30 o'clock.
 
 The Physical Study club will meet on Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock with Mrs. c. c. Adams, on Willow avenue. There will be a meeting of the Barrett School Improvement association Thursday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the school The subject will be, Home and School" and Dr. Phillips will give short talk There will be no meeting of the Benevo- lent society on Tuesday, but an important meeting will be held on Saturday morn ing at the temple.
 The Joe Wheeler chapter of the Chill dren of the Confederacy will participate in "dansant' at the home of Mrs. k G. McCarty. 211 Hanover Circle The money received will be given to the Con federate Veterans
 The Lakeview School Improvement as- sociation will meet Tuesday at 10 o'clock. St. Andrews church will resume their lunch room Monday, at Saks' old store on First avenue.
 The Owls will hold their weekly meet
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day afternoon at children's party, cele- brating the seventh birthday of her lit- tie daughter Nellie. Red and green were the colors chosen for the afternoon, car rying out the Christmas idea. Games and contests were enjoyed by the little people and prizes were won by Louise Woods and Edith Bodey Fruits and an ice course were served to Margaret Prosch, Laura Wood. Alice Crawford Edith Bodey. Mary Elizabeth Spradley. Mary Grant Nelson. Evelyn Wood, Irene Bodey, Lottie Bodey. Lizzie Mae Neai' Lillian Gribbon. Lillian Dorsey. Ivan Iris Cane, Mildred Chestnut. Augusta Bivens, Dorothy Bagley. Frank Woods. Charles Guthrie, Ramsey Knox Hyde, Walter Bivens and Charles Bagley. Those who assisted Mrs Woods in entertaining her little guests were Mrs. J. IT. Mosley, Miss Lucille Cash. Miss Irene Prosch, Lillian Woods and Miss Marie Shannon.
 The Sixteen club met Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Ollie Lou Davis. Progressive rock was played and at the conclusion of the game an attractive :alad course was served. Those present were: Miss Mae Roquemore, Miss Ada Porter Miss Hattie Wllloughby, Miss Jamie Me- Laurine. Miss Emma Jones Willoughby Miss Lizzie Willoughby. Mir. Ballard, MT. Claude Thornton, Mfr Fl. l.. Smith. M~. s. F. Batson, Mir. Fred McGlathery. MT. T. r. Lucas, MT. McCane and MT. B. l.. Frost.
 The Sunday school class of Mrs. J. B. Sandifer of the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church enjoyed a picnic at Lovers Lane Friday, leaving early in the morning and having breakfast and dinner prepared over a campfire Those who comprised the party were Mrs. J. B. Sandifer, Miss Eugenia Thompson, Miss Maud Stavey, Miss Gay Sandifer. Miss Kathleen Willis. Miss Vesta McCarty, Miss Marie Dark,
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SOCIETY NEWS AND ACTIVITIES TN TFEE CITY AND SUBURBS

Miss Lila Dark Miss Gladys Bird. Miss Bessie De Holl. Miss Gesina De Holl, Miss Frances Newman and Miss Ruth Sand fer.
 The Woman's club met Friday morn. ing in the rooms of the public library. The study for the morning was the drama "The Yellow Jacket" Interest ing papers were given by Mrs. J. s. Mclaughlin. Mrs. A. w Bell and Mrs E s. McGlathery. The hostesses vera Mrs. IT. B. McIaurine, Mrs. II. Y. Ware and Mrs. Gilbert Clapp, who served lovely plate luncheon.
 Miss Charlie Hardin entertained in- formally Friday evening at rock party. Among the guests were Miss Annie Meyers, Miss Lena Hardin, Miss Alice Meyers. Miss Charlie Hardin, MT. Luther Hollums. Mir. J. NJ Knight. Mr- Claude Hallums and MT. L. T. Hill At the close of the game an Ice course was served.
 The R. D. Jackson chapter of ths IT. D. C. will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c. ". Brown, All South Fifty-seventh street
 Mrs W L. Purifoy is visiting rela- lives in Lehigh.
 Nobel Evely. the attractive httle daughter of Mir and Mrs. John O'Neai ,. who has been very i'll. is improved.
 Miss Wayne Morris and Miss Elsle
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WILLIAM

happy occasion with the little folks was given Saturday afternoon, when Mrs. A. F. Morgan entertained at a birthday party for her little daughter, Kathleen. GA number of children's games were played, including a peanut hunt. Dainty refreshments were served. A large white birthday cake with four small candles formed a pretty center piece for the table. Those invited were: Ella Mary Wallace, Frank Haigler, Elea- nor Russell Mabel Nordan, William Nor dan, Virginia Claire Sawyer, Lesley Saw yer, Willie Reviere, Mgnoyohn Riviere, Dorothy Page, Evelyn Hall Page, Etoyle Chenault, Virginia Rountree and Caro- lyn Spencer.
 Mrs. R. l.. Glasglon was a delightful hostess Thursday, when she entertained at a dinner party, complimenting her husband, the occasion being to celebrate his birthday. Those invited were Mrs. w. A. Spencer, MT. J. J. Stacey. MT. Godfrey, MT Ali Shoemaker MT. Jake Moore, MT Tom Glasglon, MT. D. T. Irvine, Mir D. A. Cagle, Dr. H. A. Riviere, MT. Sam Glasglon. MT. Ed Glasglon. MT. Thomas R. Walker, Rev. l. K. Waller, MT. Roy Glasglon and MT.
 Joe Dobbs, Jr.
 The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church met with Mrs. Jim Rountree Friday aft erroon. A business hour was first held, after which a social hour was enjoyed Mrs r w. Canterberry will entertain Wednesday afternoon at miscellaneous
 shower for Miss Elizabeth Massey, a bride elect.
 MT. Grady Fain and Mir. Ed Tain were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. E. F. Askew
 Mrs. Howard Blbro is spending few days at Sanford, Fla.
 MT and Mrs. Van King have taken rooms with MT and Mrs. Will Cobb. Mrs. R. T. Burden of Alexander City is the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. A. Walker.
 One of the most delightful social af- fairs of the week was Thursday evening at the home of MT and Mrs. J. w. Hay
 woods. when the ''Wylam Jolleyettes' entertained a number of friends at a box supper. Games and music furnished amusement for the evening. The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church will hold business meeting at the church Monday. MT. ]. T. Stewart and MT, T. C. Reese were hosts Wednesday evening. They entertained the Brotherhood class of the Methodist church. After short business
 session a social hour was enjoyed Hot chocolate and cake were served Those enjoying the evening were: MT. Thomas R. Walker, MT. B. l.. Glasglon,, Dr. H,
 A. Riviere, Mir J. F. Nolen Mir. Ray, Mir. H. H. Turner, Rev. I. K. Waller.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Nordan were
 hosts at box party at the Bijou Thurs day evening. Those in the party were MT. and Mrs. Edmond Hastings and MT. and Mrs. Jake Gum.
 MT. John Guthrie and Mrs. Mary Mont
 gomery chaperoned the children of the junior department of the Methodist Sun day school on an outing to the woods Thursday afternoon. Fires were built and the children enjoyed preparing a lunch.
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ing in the club room, over the West End Drug Co, Tuesday night at o'clock. All members are expected to be present
 
 There will be a meeting of the executive board of the Mercy Home Industrial school Wednesday at 10:So o'clock, at the school.
 The Southern Association of College Women, Birmingham branch, will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs Oscar Wells, on Crescent avenue.
 
 The Mercy Home Industrial School board of managers will meet Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the home.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Princeton Methodist Episcopal church will hold a bazar on December 7th, Sth and 9th at Sparksmans furniture store. Many at tractive and useful Christmas articles will be for sale.
 There will be meeting of the federated clubs of the Council of Women's Clubs, Tuesday, December ,, at 10:3O o'clock in the commissioners audience room, second floor, city hall The call is made by the executed board. The object of the meet ing is to hear the official report of the central committee who had charge of all arrangements of the resent meeting of the Alabama Federation of Womens Clubs at the Tutwier. The committee is as follows: General chairman, Mrs. T. D. Parke; Mrs. John London. chairman of entertainment committee; Mrs. Frank Clark, chairman of welcome committed; Mrs. George Blinn, chairman of finance committees; Mrs. l.. J. Haley, chairman of publicity committee. The presidents or their representatives are urged to attend the meeting as other federation matters will be acted upon. Mrs. John London, president; Mrs. George F. Harrington secretary.
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brief visit with Mrs. F. F. Melton at Trussville
 Rev w. C. Huckaby has returned from Georgia
 MT. William Rockett and little daugh- ter, Lula May, spent the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives In Collinsville
 Mrs. D. c. Pinion, who has been visit ing her granddaughter, Mrs. C. D. liar vey, left this week for Nashville where she will spend the winter.
 Mrs Ben Waide has returned home aft CT a visit with her mother, Mrs. Boone. in Virginia.
 Miss Maud Strother has returned to her home in Dadeville after a visit with Mrs. Charles West.
 Mir and Mrs Jesse Carney have named their little daughter, Aranell Carney.
 Mrs. J. W. Jones and children are spend ing the weekend with relatives in Helena.
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INGLENOOK

One of the prettiest affairs of the sea son was the reception and Book Shower" rendered the members and friends of the Impromptu club at the school audi torium on Friday evening. The rooms were lovely with palms, ferns and autumn leaves and the club colors, violet and green, were artistically used. The guests were welcomed by Mrs. J. l.. Anderson, Mrs. S. P. Bale and Mrs. F. c. James
 Prof. c. Moseley of the County High school and Prof. c. R. West of Ingle- nook made interesting talks, and musi- cal programme was rendered by Miss
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Will present ideals of refinement and beauty in foot for the holidays Our twotone boots especially attractive and have been often admired by ladies who have them.
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4us Der StaSt6aae.

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miro, ais fait in alien Saaen Den
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NanmmoGe.
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Hrime CRUDE Cotton Geel Oil. So
Neilfs pei Wnlone
gseu gprf, IL Sea. Spot $3.50
bio; 9e5ember $12.64 un0 $40. 70,
s%anuar, $t2.54 mn6 $12.55; Jebraar,
$12.46 nnb $12.47; Nldr5, $12.43 unb
$12.44; Mpril, S12.40 unb $12.45;
Iai, 1882 lmo $f2.45; Nai, $12.52
unb $12.54; SSnni, $3.50 nnb 912.66;
Ssnli, $12.56 nnb $12.57.
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San antpnio, Ser, IL Sea. 1916
Butter ........ 20 per Bfuli0
@ier (mir friide) go, I. 40e per SIR.
$50. 2, zoe per $50.
6ilbner ...... 13c-18c per BfuIib
ElrfeDs 22c per Yfullo
&ei8en .......... $40 per Bnihel
&orn ......... $1.18 per BuldeI
9afer .,..... 64c per SIidei
Sen ...... $1,000. $14.00 Der Sonlie
Uemiiie.
9artoffeln, California, 1925 nlo
$3.50.
eiBe aartoffcln, 8bite gam. S1.50,
Gumpfin Gam, $1.75 ulb $500.
3fpiebln, California, $4 H.. $4.25.
Bobnen, Crime, $2.2h per @uifel.
Somaten. Seras, A Scribe. $1.0o.
Gaoieshen, 40c I. 1 9bo. z@iinoeI.
glumenfohl. &c un6 Il per Hfb.
Soil, $3.50 per Crate.
@riiner Efeffer, SIPS per Nnihel.
Squaib. LOO Mno $1.25 per guFbel.
Spinnt. 75c Der DusdleI.
ORA, $3.50 fir 8uidel.
8eeten. 46e per $50. sBiinbeI.
MeerrettiasB ursein, per Yfb. f2ht
0urfen, per Crate. $1.50.
5elIerie. soc utlo 90c per Dnbeno.
4eteriilie, Acc Der Dbo.sBiroeI.
&opfialat. $2.75 per Crate.
@eIbe Wnr3efn, 40c II. Soc Der 9bo.
gnntafonpes. 6tnnoaro. 1925 per
Crate; Yont. 75e per Crate.
gi~erpffansen, S1.25 per @nIdef.
TieH Narft.
San antpnio, Ger, IL. 9e5. 1915
&iihe $4.15 bis $500.
adlber $3.50 Biz 1925.
Odfen $6.65 BIS $50.
gulen $3.50 nnD 1925.
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bieh. serassgieb, $3.50 Biz $500.
Shfpeine $7.25 big 5000.
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