The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-07

Mrs. Massey with life membership III
 the w. c. T. U., the gift of this or
 ganization. Mrs. w. H. JeffrieS was pres
 ent and gave an interesting address,
 About 75 ladies called during the a1ter- noon
 Mrs. Robert Echols entertained the
 members of the Susanna Wesley clrcle Tuesday afternoon. The house was acc orated with vases of the fall roses. ALL CT short business session social houl
 was enjoyed and salad ana an -ce
 course were served, Among those pre- ent were Mrs. P. B. Wells, Mfs' R' Tyler, Mrs. Fl. Whitehead and two oaugh-
 ters, Mrs. Claude O'Rear, Mrs. W H,
 Mansfield Mrs. M. M. Newton, MrS J. T. Miller and Mrs. Graham Ecnols' Mrs. Katherine Newsom was hostess Saturday afternoon to the members ol the R. D. Jackson chapter Of the Chil-
 dren of the Confederacy Plans for ene work of the new year were maoe ana
 after a short business session a soclal hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Mrs. G. o. Crane was hostess Thurs day afternoon to the members or the
 Young Matrons' Needlecraft club. nls bowl of nasturtiums centered the nv irg room table where the guests as sembled, knitted and sewed. Mrs. H. B Hewett, the new president, presided. Mrs Bernie Vest was elected vice president in place of Mrs. Robert Rttchie, re-
 signed. At the close of the business
 meeting little Margaret Crane served an ice course in yellow and white Among
 those present were Mrs. Fred Beli' m4.1 Mls Vann. Mrs. Bernie Vest, Mrs. QUO Gladden., Mrs. Zacl1 Cheatam, Mrs Brano
 Currie, Mrs. l.. NJ Parker Mrs. H. b.
 Hewitt and Mrs. Crane.
 A wedding of interest Tn Woodia "n. where the bride and groom nave IlVeo g' since childhood, was that of Miss Ialne Elizabeth Courson and MT Wllllaih Matthew Ware, which was quietly ce.e- brated Saturday evening at o'clock In
 the presence of few friends at the nome of Rev. and Mrs Robert Echols. The bride wore a dark blue satin golhs-
 away gown with gray hat and boots, ana a corsade bouquet of pink roses. After a short wedding trip MT and Mrs. Ware will be at home with MT. and Mrs' H. T. Ware 5409 Union avenue. Mrs. Robert Echols entertained -ne home department visitors of the First Methodist church and business ana SO cial meeting Friday afternoon. After reports for the orarter just passed were made delicious refreshments were se' About 30 members were present. An interesting meeting of the R. D. Jackson chapter of the U, D. c. was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lucie Bell. Mrs. F. S. McGlathery, | the new president, presided, and the ln- l stallation of new officers occurred Mrs. 1 Asa Rountree was present and made an l interesting address. An interesting mu- l sical programme was enjoyed, after which light refreshments were served 1 The Woman's club met Friday mornlna morning in the library rooms About 4
 members were present, Mrs. R. A. Clay 1 ton, the new president, made an inter
 esting and instructive address. Mrs
 Eunce Moore gave an enjoyable reading 1 The hostesses were Mrs. J. l.. Burns, Mrs l Luke Franklin and Mrs Gilbert Clapp A delicious plate luncheon was served MT. Tom Ellard and MT. Joe Ellard from the United States battleship Ari zona are at home on a visit
 MT. w. F. Iuckie, Jr, is i'll at loca infirmary, where he was operated upoI for appendicitis.
 Mrs. J. B. Patterson Is in Tennessee Mrs. Roy c. Baker, who has been tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. c. Ross Baker. hal returned to her homs in Opelika.
 Mrs. T. M. McPhai1 has returned iron a trip to Asheville, N. c.
 Mrs. L. c. Propst has returned iron a visit to friends in Columbus, Ga.
 Mrs Dick Beard and children of At
 ianta are visiting her aunt, Mrs H I E. Williams.
 Il Mrs. R. B. Bacon of Tallapoosa, Ga
 has returned home after visit to Mrs
 W. c. Lewis