The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17
WOODLAWN

1 Miss Anna Johnston was hostess Friday afternoon to the members of the D. Y
 C. club at a charming party. The house was made bright and fragrant with sum- mer flowers. The game played was five 1 hundred At it's cose an Zee course was
 served The guests were Miss Grace Meghan, Miss Alice Stockmar, Miss Mary | Woodruff Miss Neva Bell, Miss Stella 1 Mae Orr, Miss Edith Smith Miss Helen Shropshire, Miss Stella Dowell, Miss Lila Dowell. Miss Marian Bradford, Miss Hell en Mohun, Miss Mary Brown Buckshaw. l Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Nellie Spinks, l Miss Hazel Newman and Miss Elizabeth 1 Crow.
 1 Mrs. Dawson Mullen entertained the members of the Gretchen club Friday afternoon at a lovely party at her new home in Docena. The decorations, of garden flowers, were tasteful and attrac- tive After an interesting game of rock an ice course was served.
 Mrs Harvey Wood was hostess to the Wood Family association Friday after noon. The members brought their fancy work and at the close of the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and an ice course was served. Among those present were Mrs. O. w. Wood, Mrs Charles Bruce Mrs. J. B. Sandifer, Mrs l J. E. Wood, Mrs. William Waldrop, Mrs. James Wood, Mrs. Fannie Beck, Mrs. Fannie Bates. Mrs. Lela Hit Mrs Cor | don Thompson, Mrs. F. M. wood ana i Miss Emma Wood.
 The young men of the Sixteen club entertained the young women members Tuesday evening a motor plcmc at Bayview. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lovln- good were chaperones and Miss Aleta Jones was a guest.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Crochet club met with Mrs. Margaret Fosset. The members brought their fancy work and it was decided to adjourn the meetings of the club until fall.
 The Woman's auxiliary or the l Woodlawn Presbyterian church enter tained Wednesday at a spend-the- daJ l party in the church parlors The host esses for the occasion were Mrs. J. M i Morgan, Mrs. William Ready, Mrs 1 Luke Franklin and Mrs. c. M. Camp l bell. The guests came prepared Fol sewing and a pleasant day was spent At 1 o'clock an enjoyable luncheon
 was served to about 25 guests | The Epworth League of the West l Woodlawn Methodist church met at
 the home of Mir. Cecil Douglas on Fri | day evening. A musical programme was enjoyed and interesting games were played, following which an ice { course was served to Miss Jessie Lee l Hodges, Miss Mable Hodges, Miss
 Flora Jones, Miss Ruth Hammett, Miss Mildred Butler, Miss Eva Early Miss l
 Miss Ruby Fitzgerald Miss Mary Har-
 old. Miss Fay Deaton, Miss Marie 1 Rowland, Miss Ruby Elliott, Miss Gladys Hutchinson. Miss Hazel Black,
 Miss Fannie Mae Kaminsky, Miss Liz I zie Mae Jeter, Mrs. J. c. Carter, Mrs.
 G. II. Butler MT. Plant, Mir. Will Fl 1 liott Mr Malcolm Lovingood, Mir. Sam
 ford Plant. Mir. J. c. Carter, MT. Les 1 ter Lyons. MT. Joe lsllard and MT. Ce- | cil Douglas
 The Highland Crochet club met 1 Thursday afternoon with MT. and Mrs. ] D. E. Dugger. The members brought | their fancy work and late in the aft
 ernoon an attractive ice course was served Those present were Mrs. AL
 bert Cross, Mrs smith. Mrs. I. H.Urq- hart. Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. i Manllin Mrs l.. H. Holcolm. Mrs. c. L.. Propst, Mrs Keenum Mrs. Dugger
 was assisted in entertaining her guests 1 hy Miss Mary Dugger and Miss Celia
 Campbell.
 NIr and Mrs George Lester Olive 1 have returned from their wedding trip and are at home with Rev and Mrs, l c. Ross Baker.
 Mrs. Harry Fossett and little dauSh- ter, Helen. have gone to Norfolk. Va. ! where they will join Mir Fossett. | Mrs. Robert Ritchic has returned ] from Columbiana, where she has been visiting relatives.
 l Mrs. J. E. Beard and son. Orville, and
 Mrs. Lucie Bell have gone to Calcs | where they will visit MT. and Mrs l Fred Jackson in their country home 1 MT. and Mrs. T. O. Fontaine are l spendins q few weeks at Tvbee Island Mrs. F. P. Dunnam, Mrs. R. o. Noojn
 and little son, Ray Noojin left Monday for Green Bay, Wis. where they will l spend a few weeks with Mrs Dunnams | daughter, Mrs. Leonard F. Greer. Mrs. Tate Frazier Wallace is visiting 1 friends in north Alabama
 1 Mrs, Annie Mae Cathey of Columbia, Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J l.. | Finley.
 1 The regular meeting of the Woodmen
 unit of the Red Cross association will be