The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
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porch and lawn party Thursday att- ernoon on the occasion of her thir- teenth birthday. Lilies and sweet peas were used in decorating and tables for progressive> rock ware placed upon the porch. The prize, a handsome box of stationery, was won by MT. Ed ward Morris and the consolation prize by Miss Myrtle Crenshaw. Following the game of rock, appropriate games were enjoyed upon the lawn and late in the afternoon an ice course was served The guests were Miss Myrtle Crenshaw, Miss Annie Laurie Bates, Miss Edith Barks. Miss Katherine Shiflett. Miss Virginia Massingale, l Miss Leedian Patterson, MT Earl Mentz Evans, MT. Burton Dowell, Mr Randall Swain, MT. Edward Morris, Mir Edwin Young and MT. Oliver Young.
 Mrs Gilbert Ritchie was hostess Thursday afternoon to the members of the Needlecraft club. This was the last meeting of the club until next fall and arrangements were made for the support by the club of a French orphan for the coming year. The club members spent an hour with their fancy work, after which an ice course in red, white and blue was served 10 the following: Mrs. Robert Ritchic,
 
 Mrs. Zack Cheatam Mrs. Bernie Vest, Mrs. A. D. Terreson, Mrs. J. E. Rhodes, Mrs. Zearley and Mrs. Hewett
 Mrs. J. Y. Parker entertained at lovely children's party Friday after noon in honor of her little daughter, Itara, on her fifth birthday. Pink anu white were the colors chosen for the afternoon and the house was made attractive with sweet peas and daisies. Nha dipino a Gpf orated, the table being centered with large white birthday cake with pinN candles. Pink ribbons also were fcs- tooned from the chandelier to the corners of the table. lees, cakes ard bonbons in pink and white were served to the following little guests: Mary Knox, Rose Knox, Elizabeth Urquhart, Leonore Woodcock. Ruth Woodcock, Frances Parker. Katherine Grahanl, Annie Elizabeth Graham, Emera Wal kley. Leedean Patterson. Ruth Chlid- CTS, Ora Childers. Leslie Moss, Anna Moss, Mary Wood Mildred Wood, Mary Leeta Taylor, Eliza Moss. Louise Moss, Julia Little, Pauline Green, Edith Fer rell, Eugenia Evans, Frances Terrell, John Leonard Vance, Harold Duggef, Richard Prescott. Charles Vance, Joe Parker. Walter Martin Wallace Cai ter, Pames Walkley, Philip Walkloy, Leonard Carter and Paul Lee Taylor Mrs. Parker was assisted in receiving and entertaining by Miss Marie Car ter and Miss Katherine Laird.
 Miss Celia Campbell entertained the members of the Brenau club at a Lyric party followed by tea at the Tutwiler Thursday afternoon. Those comprising the party were Miss Camp bell. Miss Floriede Jones of Atlantis, Miss Frances Adele Woodrow, Miss Maine Harris, Miss Eugenia WillNeI son, Miss Helen Shropshire, Miss Co zette Harris. Miss Stella Mae Orr, Miss Ledgely Harris and Mrs. J. l.. Camp- bell.
 The Sixteen club met Tuesday even ing with Miss Mae Roquemore at the home of Mrs. Lulie Bell. Tables were placed upon the porch where progress sive rock was played followed by au ice course, Guests present besides the club members were Miss Alta Jones, MT. Luther Terry MT Hathaway aLd MT. Frost
 Mrs George Patterson and Miss Cora Thompson entertained at love- ly surprise party complimenting their mother, Mrs Won l.. Thompson, on her birthday Pink Killarney roses and shasta daisies were effectively used in the decorations. The dining table was centered with a large birth day cake The ices were frozen in the shape of bluebirds and bluebirds, painted by Miss Cora Thompson, were | given as favors Little George Pattel : son, Jr.. presented the many beauti . | ful gifts. which were brought to Mrs. l Thompson on this occasion. The guests | were Mrs N. A. Barrett. Miss Sali.c | Stnson Mrs. J. D. Gladden.. Mrs. w. T. Eason Mrs, w. E. Wilmot, Mrs. | Wyatt. Mrs. F. Y. Patterson, Mrs, ! Miles Bradford. Mrs. Mason Mrs. Hs. F. Lovelady, Mrs F. w. Ross. Mrs ;. I P Moore. Mrs. J D. Robertson, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. s. T. Bigham Mrs R. D. Thompson. Miss Hattie Williams, Miss Alice Hale, Mrs. Theodore Buckshaw, Miss Marion Childers, Miss Clara Peck 1 Brown, Miss Lena Easley and Miss Minnie Whaley.
 Miss Emma Jones Willoughby and Miss Lizzie Willoughby are visiting l relatives in points in west Tennessee
 Mrs. w. II. Bell and MT. Charlie Bell of Marion Junction are the guests of i Nr. and Mrs. L. A. Christian.
 i Mir. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie and liz tie daughter Rossie. are visitire g friends in Columbiana and Shelby. Mrs l.. c. Wilson. who has been
 the guest of her niece, Mrs. J. w. AL
 len, has returned to her home in At lanta.
 Mrs. ]. R. Sharp and Dorothy Dixon are visiting MT. J. J. Sharp in Val dosta. Ga.
 l Mrs. Charles H. Davis and little