The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-10
WOODLAWN

Miss Greene and Miss Ruth Willoughby
 were hostesses Thursday evening at a charming party complimenting their brother, Sergeant Sam Willoughby, who is al home on a furlough from Trenton, N. J. The patriotic colors were used in bunting and flags were used to make the house gay and bright. Rock and oth- | CT games contributed to the evening s pleasure. An ice course was served to Miss Ava Tritt. Miss Mary Frank Ross, Miss Ella Mae Ethridge, Miss Lynnette Bagley, Miss Alne Mize, Miss Helen , Powell Miss Shirley Morris, Miss lone Graham. Miss Ellen Graham, MT. Ellis i Cole, MT. Nobel Jones, MT. Parker Gill lam, MT. Paul Angel MT Claude Morton, MT. James Pratt, Mir. Harry Mcdonald and MT Joe Harrell.
 l An interesting meeting of the R. D. Jackson chapter of the United Daughters 1 of the Confectionery was held Thursday
 afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Me | Donald. Joint hostesses with Mrs. Me- l Donald were Mrs. T. M. Harper, Mrs MeElreath and Mrs. E. J. Harris, The house was elaborately decorated in the national colors and sweet peas, ferns and 1 southern smilax. The dining table was | very handsome with red, white and blue 1 streamers draped from the chandilier. Punch was served from a decorated bowl. 1 An interesting musical and literary pro- l gramme was enjoyed. Miss Mabel Love- lady and Mrs G. R. Carlton sang and Mrs. Horace Wilkinson gave two readings. | Mrs. w. c. Clark read a paper on Re | construction in Alabama" Mrs. R. l.. | Newsome gave a talk on The Ideal 1 South" and Mrs E. l.. Newsom read | "A Georgia Volunteer" At the conclusion l of the programme a beautiful Confed- 1 crate pin, the gift of the chapter, was presented to the retiring president, Mrs. l H. B. McLaurine
 1 Miss Matte Ballard entertained the i members of the Kikare club on Thurs 1 day evening" The house was made bright and fragrant with spring flowers and a refreshing punch was served At the close of the game of progressive rock an ice course was enjoyed Members of the club present were Miss Ruby Norton,
 Miss Majorie Nelson, Miss Mamie Will Hams, Miss EvangeIine Williams, Miss
 Ballard, Mrs. Weathers, Mrs. Williams McGowan, MT. Hathaway, MT. J. A. Har- per, Mir. Orr, MT. Y. s. Lucius, Mr. Weathers, MT. Beasley, MT John Bal lard and MT Pennington.
 Miss Carrie Hayes delightfully."- enter l tained at a party for the members of the Junior Baptists Y Young Peoples union | on Friday evening. Patriotic decorations
 were chosen and flags were used with
 sweet peas and ferns to make the house 1 lovely. A patriotic contest was enjoyed 1 and interesting games were played. At l their conclusion an ice course in red l white and blue was served to about 5C guests by Mrs. E. c. Brooks. Later a l Suests
 1 Mrs. Gladys Hayes entertained a party 1 of young girls at a spend-the-day party l Wednesday complimenting Miss Josephine 1 Powell of Lowndesboro, who is her house guest. Those who attended were Miss Celia Campbell Miss Frances Strange, Miss Ruth SnsZnam, Miss Margaret EIillhouse, Miss Florence Cheatham, Miss Annie Brown and Miss Helen Moore. 1 The regular meeting of the Woodlawn
 unit of the Red Cross assocIarlon will be
 held Wednesday afternoon in the Wood lawn city hall. All women are urged to l be present
 i The Maccabees of Woodlawn Review No. 10 will hold their annual picnic at
 East Lake Thursday, June IA. All Mac cabees of the district and their friends
 are invited
 The ladies of the Woodlawn Presby-
 teran church will have a spend-the-day
 party Wednesday at the church. Al
 ladies of the church are urged to be pres
 ent. Come prepared to sew
 | Miss Ruth Sandifer, who had her ton sils removed at the Robinson infirmary
 is doing nicely.
 1 Mrs A. J. Ivie of Sheffield, en route
 to Atlanta, was the guest of for severa 1 Ivie
 Miss Emma Ghoson of Selma is the | guest of Mrs. Horace Wilkinson.
 1 Miss Mary Clark has returned iron 1 Spartansburg, s. C., where she has beer
 attending college.
 Mrs NJ. c. Greene, who was the guest
 of Mrs. Mary Gaines, has returned to hei 1 home in Mobile
 Mrs Frank Kitchens and children, who have been visiting Mrs. J. w. Oliver, have
 returned to Mobile.
 Mrs II. G. Ware is ill at her home or l Union avenue.
 Mrs Lucy Bell has returned from 2
 visit to Mrs. E. M Sellers in Anniston.