The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02

the Orphans Home at Montgomery. The rooms were beautifully decorated with cut flowers and ferns. Punch was served clusion delicious ice course was served to about 25 ladies.
 Little Miss Adele Cohen entertained a number of her little friends in cele- bration of her tenth anniversary. This was one of the prettiest of the juvenile iparties of the summer. The little hos tess mother was ably assisted in en- tertaining the guests by her mother, Mrs S. Kline, Mrs. l.. J. Davis. her sis ter, Mrs. w. R. Woodward Mrs. Kate Woodward and Mrs. Mey. The rooms were beautifully decorated In the na- tional colors. Patriotic music and games were also enjoyed, and later delicious punch and an ice course was served to about 50 little people.
 1 The woman's auxiliary of the Vine Street Presbyterian church was enter tained at the home of Mrs. Wahli, on Princeton avenue, at a farewell party in honor of Mrs. F. G. Patton, who leaves soon to make her home in Charleston, S. c. The rooms were beau tifully decorated with baskets of cut flowers and ferns The officers of the auxiliary were in the receiving line. As 1 the guests entered they were served punch by Mrs. J. G. Caldwell. A friend ship book was passed and each lady lpresent wrote a good wish" for Mrs. Patton. A very interesting contest was ] enjoyed, prize being awarded the twinner. At the conclusion of the con- 1 test a shower bouquet with ,handker- chiefs attached to the ribbons suspended from the flowers was presented the fhonoree by Miss Bernice Lea. A dainty ice course was served to about 40 ladies.
 Miss Miriam Milner and Miss Hope Kellogg were joint hostesses to the Young Peoples Missionary society of the West End Methodist church, at lthe home of Miss Kellogg on Vine street. Mrs. A. J. Ozane gave a very in- teresting and instructive talk. A de7 Ilightful musical programme by Miss Lila B. and Miss Ina Mae Cochran and Miss Vida Wadley was very much en- joyed by those present. Punch was served to about 10 members.
 Miss Grace Johnson entertained at a nd-the-night party Wednesday night in honor of Miss Mari Emma Nor man of Nashville, the guest of Miss Dorothy and Miss Gladys Kirtland.
 Bands One, Two and Three of the West End Baptist church will hold a joint meeting in the basement of the church Monday afternoon at 2:So o'clock.
 Mrs. c. B. Sewers left Saturday for Wauchula, Fla, where she will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Walter S. Brown on McMillan avenue, is rapidly recovering from a severe illness of typhoid fever. MT. and Mrs, McCrary and little son have returned from a visit to Shreve- bort La
 Mrs. J. S. Edwards and daughter. Ifro o1xyor aro !, tc of Mrs. c. B. Savers last week.
 Miss Mary Dean Clifton of Wetumpka, en route to Windfield, where she will have charge of the vocal and instru- mental music in the school, stopped over for short visit to her cousin, Mir, G. W. Turner and Mrs. Turner, on Pine street.
 Miss Sybel Nehls has returned to her home in Louisiana, after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. A. H. Smith, or Pearl street
 Mrs. J. M Brown leaves today for a visit at Oakman.
 Miss Miriam Milner is i'll at her home on Tuscaloosa avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. William Scott have re- turned from a pleasant visit to Vir- ginia and Carolina points.
 Miss Josie Martin of New Orleans lis the guest of Mrs. Harry King, on Pearl street.
 Mrs. c. A. Buff and grandchildren, Dorothy and Moody Childress, have re- turned from Tuscaloosa
 MT. J. c. Clements and Miss Corinne Elements have returned to their home lin Culloden, Ga, after spending sew
 eral days with MT. and Mrs. w. K Clements and Miss Clements, on Jef-
 ferson avenue.
 Mrs. John Hall and children have returned to their home on Fulton ave ; nue, after visit to relatives iri<At-
 lanta.
 MT. Charles Buff and Mr. Williams
 spent the weekend with MT. Buff's parents, on Tate avenue. Mrs. L. J. Davis from Shreveport La, Is the guest of her sister. Mrs Cohen, on Oak street.