The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-11
EAST LAKE

A delightful luncheon was given
 Thursday by Mrs. ". c. Caldwell, com plimenting Mrs. Roscoe Meadows and Miss Elizabeth Taylor the guests of Mrs H. H. Hibbs and Mrs. Hugh Grant.
 The St. Patrick motif was seen in
 the lovely table decorations. The hand-
 some handmade luncheon cloth was centered by crystal basket filled with
 buttercups and miniature baskets tied
 with yellow ribbon were at each plate. The place cards bore the following names: Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Roscoe Meadows, Mrs. Hugh Grant. Mrs. H. E. Washington. Mrs. J. T. Mo Pherson, Mrs. H. H. Hibbs, Mrs. H.
 B. Wood, Mrs. T.. A. Keene, Mrs. N. Al, Barrett
 The Pi Sigma Psi club held an en- joyable meeting on Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Heck is hostess. After i a short business session presided over by Mrs. Hugh Grant, progressive rock
 was played and the first prize was awarded Mrs T. N Cottrell, while the consolation went to Miss Mary Anna Mcdonald. A dainty salad plate fol- lowed by an ice course was served
 just following the game, the hostess
 being assisted by Mrs. c. c. Collier and Mrs Ada Collier. Others present
 were: Miss Lucille Hill, Miss Estelle Hill, Miss Alma Leonard. Miss Odette Tyler, Mrs. Amelia Embry, Mrs Earl Hargrove. Miss Louise Mcdonald, Miss Ruby Mcdonald, Miss Kathleen Mead ow, Mrs. Hugh Grant, Miss Laura Col Her
 | At the home of Mrs. J. T. McPher- son. Mrs. E. G. Burchfiel was hostess on Friday to the Pierian club. The St Patrick idea was effectively car ried out. Papers were given by Mrs. Chappell Cory and J. D. Bancroft and southern war songs were delightfully."- rendered by Mrs. w. F.. Berry. Tho hostess was assisted in serving re- treatments by Mrs. J. n McPherson, Mrs. Sumter Lea and Miss Mary Eliz- abeth McPherson. The guests, out 1 side of the club members present, were: l Mrs B T. Woolley. Mrs B. Vintson, Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Mrs. D. E. Mc- l Lendon. Mrs. Roscoe Meadow, Miss 1 Hattie Weakley. 1 An all-day celebration of the Wom- ans Missionary union was held on | Wednesday at Ruhama Baptist church | in charge of Mrs. Sumpter Lea, Jr Lunch was served at noon, the guests of honor being Mrs. Daisy Pettus Ray returned missionary from Japan, and
 Mrs. w. M. Anderson, superintendent
 of the w. M. U. of the Birmingham 1 association.
 Mrs. w. o. Bass gave an interesting | ' conference of the Methodist church re- gently held in Gadsden at the meet | ing of the Womans Missionary so- ciety on Monday.
 ! Mrs. Roscoe Hogan entertained al dinner Thursday evening in honor oi
 her guests. Mrs. w. I. Mitchell of Tus-
 caloosa. Mrs. R. c. Bamburg of Gen.
 treville. and Mrs. T. F. James of Bir- mingham
 The Franklin Literary society oi
 Howard college entertained their
 friends at an open meeting on Fri | day evening.
 l Mrs. w N Griffin has as her guest
 Mrs. T. H. Griffin of Meridian, Miss. l Mrs. J. T. Lyons has returned tc
 her home in Edgefield, $. C., after g visit of several weeks with her sis l ter. Mrs. P. F. Burns.
 The open meeting of the Shakespeare
 club will be held on next Thursday al the residence of Mrs. H. IT. Hibbs. 4 l splendid programme will be given. The Barrett School Improvement as- sociation held most interesting meet 1 ing on Thursday. The address for thu
 afternoon was delivered by pr. J. s