The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-20

Edwards, Mrs. J. E. Lacey, Mrs. E. o. Sanders and Miss Maude Daniel.
 The Crochet club, with few additional guests, were entertained in a very de- lightful way this week by Mrs. William Jenkins at her home on Thomas avenue. A tempting repast was enjoyed by the following club members: Mrs. M. L. Shores, Mrs J. E. Wood, Mrs. c. D. Comstock, Mrs. Roy Custred. Mrs. S. L.
 Batey and Mrs, A. J. Monfee. The in vited guests were: Mrs. W. w. Worrell,
 Miss Mary Lou Wiggins and Miss Mary
 Lou Wood.
 Among the social affairs that have been given Miss Elizabeth Richards, none
 was more charming than the luncheon 'forty-two" party, given by Miss Annie Louise Wright this week at her home on
 Fourth street. A delicious four-course
 luncheon was served at 1:30 o'clock from
 an attractive table, the center motiff being a gilded basket filled with frag-
 rant jonduils. Following the luncheon very interesting game of "forty-two'
 was enjoyed by the guests, numbering "A. Complimenting her attractive house
 guest Miss Bertha Milner of Montgom- cry, Mrs. Oscar Warren entertained at rock party recently. In the living ] room and parlor, which was attractive
 in spring flowers. an interesting game of | rock was enjoyed. salad and ice course was passed to Miss Nettie Fox,
 Miss Florence Phillips, Miss Margaret Hill, Miss Ellen Lokey, Miss Ruby Tro- wick, Miss Ellen Tomlinson, Miss Mary Ellen Watts, Miss Helen Kirkpatrick, Miss Augusta Hooper Miss Elizabeth | Clarke, Miss Lena Harkins, Mss Nellie
 Harding, Miss Betrah Milner, Miss Eva l Hart Miss Zella Anderson, Mrs. Cecil I, Gilbert, Mrs. E. w. Harding, Mrs. Robert Nolan and Miss Earl Wilson.
 Miss Elizabeth Kelley was an informal | hostess of the past week, complimenting her attractive house guest Miss Nellie ton rooms were attractively decorated | in ferns and jonquils, the color note of
 green and yellow being further developed | in the ices. About 20 guests enjoyed this hospitality
 l The Five Hundred club was entertained
 this week by Miss Mae Talleley at her | home on North Highlands. After an in- | teresting game a tempting plate lunch was enjoyed. The members present were l Miss Kate Hannigan, Miss Loretta
 Trores, Miss Tressa O'Hare, Miss Eliza beth Fox, Miss Kate McArdle Miss Hell en Fox, MT. John Fox, MT. Pat Harlsins, Mrs. James O'Hare, MT. and Mrs. James
 and Mrs. c. J. Collins, MT. and Mrs. Hugh Tallelay
 l Miss Lora Poole will be hostess to the Leap Year club Tuesday evening The {! Bon Ami club will meet with Mrs. F. C.. 1 Culverhouse
 Mrs. N. S. Crocker will entertain the Needle Crafters Thursday afternoon. l Mrs Charles Atkins will be hostess to
 the members of the Woman's Missionary
 union of the First Methodist Episcopal {, church Tuesday afternoon. | A leap year social will be given at the home of Mrs. Andrew J. Monfee Thurs day evening" Mrs. Monfee and Mrs. Roy ] Custred will be joint hostesses. 1 Mrs. Robert Webb Is expected home l Sunday after visiting in Atlantic City
 and Virginia.
 l Mrs Frank Miller left Friday for a visit to relatives in Chattanooga. 1 Mrs Wilson Lewis has as her guests
 Mir. and Mrs. Archibald Perry of Allan I ta, Ga
 1 Mr and Mrs. Leonard McAdams have
 named their little daughter Florence Lou. | Mrs Claud Thomas has gone to Ten nessee to attend the marriage of her | sister, Miss Frances Stillwell, who will ] be remembered here as popular visitor 1 of the past summer.
 1 Mr and Mrs David Moore left this
 week for New York via Savannah for a several months stay.
 | Miss Rena Reed and Miss Layne Ste .phenson are visiting in Boligee. r Mrs. Jack Roddy and daughter, Helen. have returned from visit to relatives in | Edgewater.
 Mrs Oscar Wright and Miss Roberta I Wright have gone to Millersburg, Ky. Mrs. w. E. Harris of Cincinnati is a l guest of Mrs. R. Evans