The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-22

Mrs Earl Hargroye and Mrs. H. P. smith. Others assisting the hostess in
 entertaining and receiving were Mrs. Amelia Embry, Hr Earl Hargrove, Mir.
 D. D. Jones and Mr. c. c. Jones. A large number of guests enjoyed this re- ception.
 On Thursday morning Mrs Dixon Me- Lendon was hostess to the Fortnightly Shakespeare club in it's final meeting of
 the season. A splendid address. was given by Prof. P P. Burns, who discussed
 and compared Shakespeare's earlier plays. Standing committees for the year were appointed and plans perfected for the story hour for the children on Sat urday in the library. During the social hour the guests were invited into the dining room where the hostess was as- sisted in serving an ice course by Mrs j. M. Jones, IT, to the following guests
 Mrs Amelia Embry, Mrs. George Bard Mrs. Willis Bass, Mrs N. A. Barrett
 Mrs w. A. Hill, Mrs. w. C. Caldwell
 Miss Leila Hill, Mrs T. R. Lea. Mrs. !
 M. Minter Mrs T. D. Moor Mrs Donald
 Mcdonald, Mrs. w. H. Helms. Mrs. Earnest LaPoint Mrs. H. II. Hibbs, Mrs
 Hugh Grant, Mrs J. M Hankins.
 Mrs W. N. Griffin was luncheon hostess Monday when she entertained in honor of her sister Miss Alena Hunt, and her visitor, Miss Mary Reynolds, from Jud-
 son college. who were the week end guests of Mrs. William Hunt. A yellow color scheme was used for the eX- quisitely appointed table, which was cen tered by miniature automobile decor ated and filled with buttercups. The going away" idea was emphasized by the tiny suit cases filled with bonbons and the auto place cards marking the plates. Cars were in readiness and the entire party accompanied the guests of honor to the station on their way back to college Mrs W. P. McAdory, Mrs William Hunt and Mrs Lula Hunt Baird were: Miss Mary Reynolds, Miss Alene Hunt Miss Lois Warrington, Miss Martha Truss Miss Lucille Hill Miss Stella Dowell and Miss La Tresa Hall.
 Miss Rosalie Walston was hostess on Thursday afternoon to the We Do Things" Sunday school class. Officers elected for the year were: Miss Rosa lie Walston, president; Miss Ethel Bass. secretary treasurer. During the social hour handkerchief shower was given Miss Rita Walker. who will soon leave for her new home and a toast in her honor given by Miss Wal ston. Those enjoying the meeting were Miss Lucille Harris, Miss Mona Ran som, Miss Ethel Bass, Miss Elinor Dan iel Miss Edna Sively, Miss Rila Wal ker. Miss Rosalie Walston, Mrs. W. o. Bass and Mrs R. I. Walston.
 Mrs. Beecher Byrd will be lunch con hostess Wednesday In honor of Miss Erin Bernhard. whose marriage will take place on April 2S and for Miss. Willie Davis Farnsworth of At lanta. who is the guest of Miss Fran ces Macon.
 Mrs S. r. Adams of Alexander City spent the past week as the guest of Mrs. James Walker.
 Mrs Margaret Hunt Ruff was in charge of the play, "Fhe Bishops Can i given Friday evening by the 1 Epworth league. Those having prin- 1 cipal parts in the play were: MT Ar l Aleta Jones. Miss Kathleen Meadow, i MT Andrew Crull. MT. L. A. Whet- l stone and Mir: Marsh Acker.
 Plans have already been arranged i for a box party to be given Miss Will 1 lie Davis Farnsworth by the Sigma l Tau Delta society on next Friday.
 reception will be given the Shakespearean club members on May 2 bv Mrs. J. M. DilE Jr.
 The Pierian club will meet on next l Friday with Mrs. A. D. Smith.
 Mrs James Going has returned to her home in Opelil1a after a visit to Mrs. w. E. Mitcham
 Mir. and Mrs A. F. Smith of Wood lawn have moved into their beautifu new nome, 7Ine f1O1lyWOOd Face. To- cated on the picturesque hill overlook ing Irondale.
 Mrs. J. s. Hawkins entertained with a spend- day party on last Friday in honor of her sister. Mrs j. F,. Will | Hams Covers were laid for 12 guests
 Miss Maggie Regan has returned from Marvel.
 Master James Waller and Jacob 1 Lynn Waller will leave Monday for Lenoir City, Tenn. where they will | spend three months with their grand parents, Mir and Mrs. D. N. Jones.