The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
EAST LAKE

Mrs T. D. Moor was hostess this week to the Matrons' club The pretty patrtic color motif of red, white and blue made an effective decoration, while these colors were further noticeable in the ices, favor and prizes. Red and white roses were seen in the living room while the din ing table was centered with a basket of red dahlias. After the contest giv- ing the nickname of the states, the prize, a box of handkerchlefs, was awarded Mrs. T, R. Eagles, while the visitors prize vase of red dahlias, was presented to Miss Mabel Bost. An ice course was served. The members as- sisting were Mrs Anderson Mcconnell, Mrs. T. R. Eagles, Mrs. H. H. Hibbs and Mrs. J. H. Roper. Besides the club members the visitors present were Miss Maria Bost, Miss Mabel Bost and Mrs. E. J. Robinson.
 Mrs. c. B. Whitaker entertained the Dorcas society on Wednesday. During the afternoon the annual election of of
 icers was held, resulting as follows: President Mrs. w. s. Scott; vice presi- dent, Mrs w. M Brantley; secretary, Mrs. R. l.. Smith, and treasurer, Miss Juliette Odom. At the close of the busi- ness meeting the hostess served a de- licious ice course to the 2o members pres- ent.
 nlTleGH CluDS anu SOCltLlcS WCiC lCP- resented in the meeting on Monday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs H. H. Hibbs,
 when plans were made and committees formed to visit all the homes of East Lake with the Hoover cards. Those taking part were Mrs. E. J. Robinson, Mrs, J. T. McPhersoH, Mrs. J. M. Minter,
 Mrs J. A. Hilliard, Mrs, w. o. Bass
 Mrs H. E. Washington, Mrs. J. F, Levvy
 Mrs E. M Franks, Mrs James Walker,
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 Sumpter Lea, Jr., Mrs. John Vincent,
 Mrs. H. H. Hibbs and Mrs. N. A. Bar rett.
 The Kings Daughters Sunday school class was entertained by Mrs. J. II. Carnwell at her home the past week.
 Punch was served as the guests entered by Miss Bella Hale. A musical pro- gramme and games were enjoyed after which an ice course was served to the following young people: Miss Estelle Tompkin, Miss Annie Bibb Graves. Miss Annie Ruth Hayes, Miss Alana Leonard, Miss Ruth Glenn. Miss Mary Strickland, Miss Lula Mae Turner, Miss Mary Reid, Miss Josie Aston, Miss Kathleen Mead ow, MT. Dick Clem, Mr. Ruffin Beall, MT. Marsh Acker, MT. Andrew Cruli, and Mr. Wyatt Hale.
 Miss Pauline Goodwin left yesterday to visit relatives in Greensboro and New berne.
 Miss Olive Spnks of Meridian, Miss, spent several days with Miss Burma Hill Hard and Thursday they started for a western trip expecting to remain in Den yer and Colorado Springs until Septem- Der l.
 On Friday evening Miss Cornell gave an Illustrated lecture at Howard college to the members of the summer school and to representatives of the different clubs of East Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Marion Davidson have 1 just returned from their wedding trip and were visitors this week in the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Hibbs. They VIII
 be at home after Monday in Ensley with ! Mr and Mrs. Payton Eubank.
 Miss Kathleen McPhaul Miss Florrie
 Ewing and Miss Celia Lacey are visiting i the family of MT. Robert Lacey in Blount l for the weekend.
 | MT Frank Moffett left yesterday after
 week spent with his mother, Mrs. R. h l N Walker. He left for Norfolk, where ht I will receive his assignment ii duty in ] the navy, having recently graduated 1T i the training school at Newport, R. I. i Mrs. w. c. Caldwell is in St. Vincent hospital. where she will undergo an opea- l ton.
 1 Mrs. M. G. Hubbard of Cordova spen |! she rast week with her mother at thu | nome of Mrs k. G. Burchfeld. | Capt and Mas Sumpter Lea, Jr.. arr