The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-29
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study lesson, by Dr. w. M. B1ackweIder. Miss Rosa and Miss Pearl Gilbert were Jolnt hostesses and served a delicious ice course to the following: Miss Jennie Sledson Miss Jennie Davis, Miss Lucile
 ward, Miss Marie Ward, Miss Julia Weaver, Miss Mary Weaver Miss Zelma Matthews, Miss Catherine Houlden Miss Rachael Wright, Miss Sadie Rogers, Miss Ada James, Miss Grace Steen, Miss Bloise Allen, Miss Rosa Gilbert, Miss Pearl Gilbert, Mrs. Ella Bankston, Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. J. D. Steen, Mrs. Gilbert and Dr. and Mrs. w. M Blackwelder.
 The missionary social of the w. M. U. met at the Baptist church. Decorations were in the patriotic colors. The devo- uonal was led by Mrs. w. M. Black welder, assisted by Mrs. M. E, Bell. Band No. entertained, and band No. 4. which IS a new one, was welcomed by the others giving the chautauqua salute. Refresh ments were served to about 60 ladies.
 meeting of the Junior Missionary so- ciety was held at the home of Miss Elsie Orr. The children were divided into bands, and plans were made to begin active work for raising money TOT mis- sions.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Social club had as hostess Mrs. c. G. Alley. Sweet peas in abundance were used in decorat- ing. The club game, 42, was played, after which refreshmentswere served the fol- lowing: Mrs. Roy Osborn, Mrs L. l.. Matthews, Mrs. Wallace Johns, Mrs. w. V. Holmes, Mrs. Charles Looney, Mrs. John Simmons, Hrs. J. J. Lee, Mrs. D. A. Lively. Mrs. w. A, Reynolds. Mrs. J.. B. Price. Mrs. Ped Hickman and the hostess, Mrs. Alley.
 The Chatterers had as hostess Mrs. c. P. Lorang Wednesday afternoon. Salad and Ice course was served. The guests were: Mrs. w. A. Farris, Mrs. F. M. Hatcher, Mie F. W. McCrary, Miss Cora Barrett, Mrs. Y A. Neal, Mrs H. H. Harper, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. J. K. Miller, Mrs. J. K. Kennedy, Mrs. Walter Thaggart, Mrs. Roberson, Mrs. Hankins, Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. L. J. Hall
 The Missionary social of the West End Methodist Missionary society will meet with Mrs. M. B, Cochran Monday after noon.
 There will be 8 runmage sale, conduct ed by the ladies of the Methodist Mis- \ sionary society Monday, April 30. ! Bands Nos. and of the Baptist Nhurch will meet at the church Monday Afternoon; band No. will meet with Mrs. Jim Smith, and band No. will haNe as hostess Mrs. E. B. Sims, Jr., atkher home in West End place.
 Ccl. and Mrs. Thomas w. Peagler and Mr.Aand Mrs. w. w. Peagler motored up from Greenville to attend the Good Roads convention. While here they visited MT. and Mrs. J. B. Williams and friends in West End.
 Mrs. Harry Metcalf and children have returned from Chattanooga, where they were called on account at the illness of Mrs Metcalf's mother.
 Mrs Marion Allen is seriously Ill at her home.
 Mrs. H. T. Rentfro of Chicago Is the guest of Mrs. w. J. Tucker.
 Miss Grace Johnson continues to i'm prove from a recent serious operation.
 Miss Ruby Stewart of Hartselle has re- turned to her home after pleasant visit to Mrs Victor Blake.
 Mrs Sallie C. McCan has returned from a visit to Mississippi.
 Mrs. J. p. Fryer and children left Sat urday for F't. Davis to be the guests Nof relatives and friends for several weeks.
 Rev. and Mrs. R. T. Tyler have re- turned from a weeks stay in Tuscaloosa, where Dr. Tyler conducted a meeting.