The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20
WEST END

The c. P. N band met with Mrs. $. J. Walker at her home Friday after noon. The meeting was of a patriotic nature; patriotic devotional being the opening feature. A business session followed this, at which the self-denial envelopes were turned in. a neat sum being realized from this. The subject of the after noon was Immigration" Mrs. B. M. i Eastburn, Mrs. J. w. Hickman and Mrs J. P. DeJarnette having splendid pa pers on this subject. The programme was printed on United States shields,
 making lovely souvenirs. Miss Josephine Cleveland sang a
 beautiful solo. Following this was a
 delightful social hour with the hostess.
 Delicious refreshments were served to about 20 guests.
 The West End Forty-Two club will
 be entertained at the home of Mrs. w. M. Gwin at 1920 South Thirteenth street, Wednesday, May 23. Mrs. Ross Hancock was hostess to the members of the Inchthyan club of
 the Fisher class of the Baptist Sum
 day school at her home on Berry
 street. At a late hour delicious re- treatments were served to about 80 ladies.
 The ladies of the Southern Presby- terian church will entertain the ladies of the various Presbyterian churches in Birmingham at the Young Women's s | Christian association. Monday after noor at 3:30.
 | There will be a lecture by Dr. Egbert | Smith. the executive secretary of for
 eign missions Mrs. Winborough will also give talk on Methods" 1 Both these addresses will pertain l to womans work of the Presbyterian church FOllOwinp this thera will he a social hour.
 The pulpit of the West End Meth odist church will be filled Sunday morning. by some one of the ministers | from the general assembly of the | Presbyterian church, which Is now in session in Birmingham. Assignments 1 for all the churches will be made later | in the week.
 1 The parliamentary law class of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Vine Street Presbyterian church will meet next Monday, May 21, in the primary room
 of the church.
 Owing to lectures to be given al
 the Young Women's Christian associa- l tion next Monday afternoon. all meet 1 ings of the missionary circles of the Vine Street Presbyterian church have been postponed; the time and places l of meeting to be announced later
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. James and chill | dren have returned from Centerville,
 where they spent sometime. l The friends of Mrs. Walter Slack will regret to learn that she is seri
 ously ill at the Birmingham infirmary, l following an operation. | The little daughter of Mrs. J. M
 Aiken Is seriously i'll at the Children S hospital.
 l Mrs. John Moses of Mobile Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. w. M. Black
 welder on Hawkins street Mrs. Moses came to Birmingham especially | to attend the graduation exercises of 1 MT. Lee Blackwelder at Howard col | lege.
 Mrs. w. c. Johns has returned from a short stay in Montgomery. | Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Miller have
 moved from Birmingham to Chatta-
 nooga. where they will make their future home.
 Mrs. Loranz of Jackson has returned to her home after spending sometime
 with her son. MT. c. P. Loranz and
 Mrs. Loranz. in West End. Mrs. M. J. Ward has returned to her home In Centerville, having been I called to Birmingham on account of the serious illness of her son, MT. G. H. Ward. who makes his home with his sister, Mrs. T. F. James. on Tusca- : loosa avenue.
 Mrs H. A. Middleton and two chil dren are in Eutaw, the guests of rela- tives and friends.
 Rev. and Mrs. Scott from Aberdeen Miss. while in Birmingham attending the meeting of the general assembly, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson, at SPA First avenue. Miss Zelma Craig and her mother Mrs. J. o. Craig. left Saturday for Chattanooga. From there Mrs. Craig will return to Birmingham. but Miss | Craig will go on to Cincinnati, Pitts | burg and other points in Pennsylvania I to be gone sometime.