The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-06
FAIRvIEW

Mrs. T. A. Rummage, who will leave shortly for Nashville to spend the summer with relatives. was the inspii- ation for delightful reception given Monday afternoon by her daughter, Mrs J. L. Turney, who entertained the members of the Woman's Missionary society and a few invited guests. All excellent musical and literary pro gramme was rendered by Mrs. Herbert Owens and Mrs. E. E. Fuller after which Miss Grace Mcconnell, a social worker of New York, gave an interest ing lecture Mrs. A. A. Gambill, dis trict secretary of the Missionary union discussed plans for the future work of the society. Mrs. Turney. assisted b$ Mrs. Gates and Miss Owens, served delicious plate course to those present, who were: Mesdames J. T. Means, H H. Thomas. J. M. Oliver, F. E. Fuller, Gates, Canite, Grady, A. H. Majors. Lila Stanton, Neal Ray. Moches, Rich ardson. Peck. R. W. Bremner. w F, McDaniel, Ackenhauser. W. F.. Minor. Owens. J. B. Walker. T. A. Rummage and the hostess.
 Owing to the indictment weather Of Thursday afternoon the patriotic exer- cises to be held at the Fairview school were postponed until Tuesday after noon at I o'clock. when the handsome new flag presented to the school by the School Improvement association will be raised A programme consisting of patriotic songs, recitations and flag drills will be given, followed by an address by City Commissioner J. R- Hornady. The public is invited. I'll. exercises will be held on the school grounds.
 The members of the Fairview Meth odist church will entertain at church social Friday evening on the lawn n front of the church. Dr. George Stu art will deliver an address. Mrs. Her bert owens will have charge of tt;G musical programme. The public is in vited.
 At meeting of the Womans Chris tan Temperance union held Friday afternoon at the Hunter Street Bap- tist church, baby welfare day was ob- served. An enjoyable feature of tue afternon was the address by pr. R. F. Talley on Better Babies A largo number of mothers were present.
 Mrs. J. T. Blackmore will be hostess to the Mid-week Social club Wednas- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home 1042 Alois avenue. Owenton. All members are urged to attend-
 The New Idea circle will meet with Mrs. J. J. Smith Tuesday afternoon at her home on Rising street. Fancy work ana other QlVerSlOnS Will De lnuulSeC in.
 Mrs. Frank HeitlingerS the past week for Nashville. where she was called by the death of her brother, Mr William Collins.
 Mrs C. c. Williams has as her guest her sister Miss Florence Moore of Re- public.
 Miss Margaret McMillan of Colun- biana and Miss Coleman Sheppard and Miss Dora Argo of Jasper were guests the past week of MT. and Mrs. A. John son on Birch avenue.
 Mrs Thomas McGibbony and little daughter. Helen. have returned home after visit to relatives and friends in Columbiana
 Rev and Mrs A. H. Majors have as their guests Mrs. Nabors' sister, Miss Minnie Jones of Longview.
 MT Murray Smith. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs Robert Furman. has returned to his home in Duluth. Minn.
 A meeting of the Fairview School Improvement association was held on Tuesday afternoon at the school. Ar engagements were completed for the pa- triotie programme and flag raising to be held Tuesday afternoon at the school grounds. Mrs. Kyle Lawson, treasurer of the association, read an excellent report of the work whic h had been done during the year. A called meeting. the date to be decided on later. will be held to elect officers for the next school term.
 MT. B Reeves of Long Island, wl.o has been the guest the past week of relatives and friends in Fairview, has returned to his home.