The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15

Florence Woodall, Miss Mathews. MT Ewell Fullerton, MT. Harold Stallings Mir. George Freeman, MT. Harry Ran dall, Mir. Ellis Cole Mr. Hurley Knight MT. Claude Mize. Mir. Fletcher Leverat MT. Caton Cox and others. Mrs. c. A. Bain entertained the Thursday afternoon Social club at a party The decorations were white snowballs which, being used in pro- fusion, produced a beautiful effect The guests upon entering were served with tea by Mrs. Edgar VanKeuren The game played was forty two. Al the conclusion of the game a plate luncheon was served. The guests were as follows: Mrs. J. L. Campbell Mrs R. A. Clayton, Mrs. F. P Dunnam Mrs Earl Evans. Mrs. ]. H. Terrell, Mrs Charles Burris Mrs. George Hopsor Mrs. Hudmon Hopson. Mrs. N w. Proc tor, Mrs A. J. Masse, Jr., Mrs. ". E Oldham, Mrs. O. B. Sparks, Mrs. J B. Patterson. Mrs. w. B. Dowell, Mrs J. B. Morgan. Mrs. VanKeuren. Mrs C. A. Ballard. Mrs. Harold Robinson and Mrs, Robert Moore.
 The Astraea club met Friday morn ing in the library. The subject of the meeting was Some Short Stories oi Today" Miss Mary Dugger being the leader. Miss Pearl Sandifer presenteJ "The Rise of the Short Story Miss Dugger and Miss Helen Duncan re- viewed popular short stories of th. day. Mrs L. NJ. Parker was hostess and served plate luncheon About 20 members were present
 Miss Cecelia Cain and Miss Nell Hodges entertained the Beta Omega Sorority Friday evening at the homo of Miss Hodges. Flags and buntine were used in decorating the rooms where the guests gathered. The even ing was spent in playing games Lat in the evening an ice course in the na- tional colors was served. About }; guests were present
 The Mothers club will meet Thurs day morning in the library. This wit be the annual business meeting ana officers will De elected for the com ing year. Miss Rosa Strickland will be present and will address the club
 Division No 3 of the Ladies Aid of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church will have charge of a missionary meet ing to be held in the church parloi : eIonday afternoon. Mrs. Lucille Hun, will act as leader. There will be a musical programme. followed by so- cial hour
 The Wesley class of the First Meth odist chureh of Woodlawn will enter tain Thursday afternoon at social at the home of Mrs. E. E. Williams
 Miss Lucille DeLoach of Harpersvile is the guest of Miss Lila Cobb.
 Mrs. w. R. Wilmot and Miss Carrle Lee Wilmot have returned from St Petersburg, Fla, where they have been for several months.
 Mrs. J. J. Hunter and son. Mr Wal ter Hunter, have moved to Atlanta where they will make their home in future.
 Mr. J. F. Wood of Brownsville, Tex is the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. B Sandifer.
 Mr. and Mrs R. E. Oliver who have been the guests of their sister Mrs. C. A. Bain, have returned to their homo in Guntersville.
 MT, ". O. Cummings of the United States navy left Thursday for Phila- delphia
 Mrs. o. N. Lawrence of Leeds is wis itine Mrs, c. T. McLaurine.
 Miss Lilla Dowell. Miss Witt Will kinson. Miss Ethel Gillespie. MT. Paul Anderson. MT. James Gibson, Mr. Tom Ellard. Mr. ". D. Newman and Mrs A. D. Zbindon left Thursday for AL bany. to attend the state convention of the B. Y. P. U
 The condition of MT. Richard Bell who was operated upon at Anniston hospital, is much improved and it is hoped that he will be able to return, to his home during the coming week