The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-26
WOODLAWN

Mrs. J. c. Marlborough was hostess at a dinner party, complimentng Mir. Elm met Taylor on his birthday. Those in- cluded as guests were Mir Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Walker Collins, MT. and Mrs l J. C. Marlborough. Miss Florine Yarbrough and Mir Mike Bashara
 ] MT. and Mrs. R. L. Sparkman announce the marriage of their daughter Annie Walker, to MT. Bernard Cooley. The wedding occurred Monday evening in the presence of few friends, with Dr. J. A. Bryan officiating
 Mrs. J D Robertson was hostess on Thursday afternoon to the members of the Wesley class of the First Methodist church of Woodlawn. The assistant host esses were Mrs. J. A. Driggers, Mrs. M. c.
 Banks, Mrs. E. k. Evans, Mrs. c. B. Williams, Mrs. J M. Oliver, Miss Laura DeBardeleben. The house was decora ted with ferns and summer flowers. The fol- lowing interesting programme was given: Mrs T. F. Atkinson, reading; violin solos, Miss Lillie Horton and Miss Alma Wha- ley; reading, Miss Black piano duet, Mrs. Carl Mosely and Mrs. w. H. Robertson. contest was also enjoyed, after which an ice course was served. Others present were: Mrs. J. P. McCarty, Mrs. F. A. Speiss, Mrs George Oliver, Mrs. E. J. Dawson, Mrs J. C. Maaloy Mrs. F. C. Black. Mrs. w. R. Crumley, Mrs. J. l.. Crumley, Mrs. O. P. Fontaine Mrs. w. T. Holmes, Mrs. W. Fl Tavlor. Mrs. Y.
 F. Vest, Mrs. J. E. Brazeal, Mrs. Lucy Bell Mrs. Robert Echols. Mrs. j. A. Wal ker, Mrs. M. E. Fossett Mrs. Martin, Mrs. J E. Moselv. Mrs j. c. Davis Mrs M G. Nelson, Mrs. J. D. Spradley, Mrs. Charles Guthrie, Miss Lillie Hortense and Miss Alma Whaley and Miss Ruth Crum- ley.
 day evening, complimenting her brother, MT. Orris Scooner. The house was dec orated with summer flowers. Interesting games were enjoyed, following which an ice course was served The guests were Miss Birdie Ryan, Miss Sarah and Miss Lettie->Dillard, Miss Clara Graham, Miss Sallie Courson. Miss Gladys Aslew, Miss Essie Armstrong, Miss Stella Conner, Mrs Ella Shelton, Mrs. Ed Morrison, Mrs. M. l.. Head Mrs John Geiss, MT. James Dillard MT. Henry Miller, Mir. Will Mill Ter, MT. w. D. Helton, Mir Edward Nor rison. Mir Ed Morrison, Jr, and MT George Moore.
 The Woodlawn w. c. T. U met Friday afternoon in the parlor of the First Methodist church with Mrs. A. J. Mas sey presiding.
 An interesting meeting was held in which plans were made for the work of this union for the ambulance to be furnished by the w c. T. U. The Bibles to be contributed were re-
  esting talks were made.
 Mrs Leta Heaton was hostess Thurs. day afternoon to the members of the young matrons' class of the Methodist church at an enjoyable porch and lawn party. Theyymembers brought their fancy work and late In the afternoon an ice course was served Among those present were: Mrs. Dan Glidden, Mrs. Y O. Crane Mrs. W. c. Farrar, Mrs R. q. Crawford Mrs. Joe Dixon, Mrs F. l.. Williams, Mrs. Gilbert Ritchie Mrs. w. M. Sharp, Mrs. Pill and Miss Lucille Abercrombe.
 The Fifty seventh Street Christian church enjoyed a social Friday evening in the church parlors. About 40 mem bers were present.
 The Highland Crochet club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Paul l Taylor.
 Mrs. E. H. Smith is visiting friends in Charlotte,N. c.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rowe of Memphis | are visiting Mrs. J H. Beach.
 Miss Elizabeth Webb Is the guest of | friends in Pulaski. Tenn. Mrs. Claude Bell and children of l are the guests of Mir and | Mrs. J. B. Sandifer.
 Miss Mary George Clayton of Du- | rand, Ga, is visiting Mrs. w. c. Clay | ton.
 Miss Gussie Persinser of Albany is i visiting Mrs. F. Q. McGlathery
 Miss Jamie McLaurine has returned | from weeks visit with friends near Mont gomery.
 Mrs. A. E. Stafford has returned to | her home in Houston Tex
 Miss Thelma Martin of Stewards is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. T Whited.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. ". Mccarthy have named their little daughter Elizabeth Merle.
 Mrs Harry Wood and daughter Ruth of Jacksonville. Fla, were the guests l. last week of Mrs. J. B. Sandifer.