The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-12
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home of Mrs. A. A. Adams. All officers Of the chapter are serving as the units officers. The members who responded to Mrs. Pearsons call are Mrs. Mamie Will
 Hams, Mrs w, c, Montgomery, Mrs. Fe- liX Tarrant, Mrs. Florence Jordan, Mrs.
 R. B. Smyer, Mrs. J. D. Dabney, Mrs. ! C, M. Tardy, Mrs A. A. Adams, Mrs. l F. R. Stevens, Mrs Frank s. White Mrs. R. M. Marshall, Mrs R. W, Trimble, ! Miss Leona Paul, Miss Mary Williams,
 Miss Annie Tardy Mrs. John M. Cart
 wright Mrs. J. s. Donahue, Mrs. A. o. Lane Mrs, Otto Stoelker.
 1 Unite No. 1 of the Red Cross associa- ton held it's first meeting yesterday at the home ef Mrs J. Fl. Mcintyre on South Highlands, which was opened with i a prayer by the Rev. Mir. Williams, rec tor of the Woodlawn Episcopal church, l in the absence of the Rev. MT. Claybrook 1 of St. Mary 's-on-the- Highlands and na- tional hymns were sung. Mrs. Frank Deedmyer gave splendid reading of one of Henry VanDyke's unpublished poems, America" Much interest was displayed in the meeting and work begun in ear- nest. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mcintyre.
 Miss Louise Musgrove returned home Friday evening after a delightful week s visit to Miss Mary Munger in Birming- ham. She was charmingly feasted and feted during her stay at a round of so- cial pleasures. Among the most enjoy able of these was luncheon at the Tut wiler and the dinner parties at which MT. Bob Badham and Mir. Henry Gray enter tained in her honor. Miss Musgrove left Tuesday for visit to Fort Smith and Van Buren, Ark, where she will be the guest of Miss Scott and other schoolmates during an extended visit-Anniston Star and Hot Blast
 Mrs. M. R. McNeiI entertained at a bridge party yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Lois Brown, who will be mar 'ried soon to Mr. I<nodel of New York. The house was thrown open and adorned with quantities of dogwood, Easter lilies and other spring blossoms combined with handsome ferns and palms. The first prize was cut glass rose vase and the guest of honor was presented with handsome pair of white silk hose. After the game elaborate refreshments were served The ices were in pink and white shade and were served in the shape of dainty slippers and the cakes were at- tractively embossed and contained the two letters E and K. Miss Ruth Me Neil presided at the punch bowl. The guests were: Miss Mallie Moughon, Mrs. Edward Claughton Mrs. Richard Lus- sier, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Ed Irwin, Miss Katherine Ross, Mrs. Hubert Stockham, Miss Julia Carney, Miss Dorothy Allen, Mrs. N. L. Steele, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Mrs. J. B. Roberts, Mrs. James Hood, Mrs. w. H. Hit, Mrs. R. c. White, Mrs. Jack Phillips, Mrs. M. w. Oden, Mrs Lawson Gambill, Miss Evelyn Going, Miss Minnie McNeil, Miss Ruth McNeil and Mrs. F. T. Brown.
 The members of the Edgewood club will spend Friday afternoon in the woods when the regular programme will be car ried out. The members will be in auto mobiles and a picnic lunch will be spread out under the trees. The party will leave towE for Shades mountain at 2:30 o'clock
 MT. and Mrs Jack Connors' will give large dancing party at the Elks' club to- morrow evening. The invitation will n- clude about 250 friends.