The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-02

1 Clapp, Mrs. c. l. Evans, Mrs w. M Clapp and Miss Sarah Evans. l Mrs. L. A. Hendrix entertained Tues l day afternoon at tea in honor of Mss
 Katie Lee Doughty. who is the guest l of Miss Aline McFarlin. The house was
 beautifully decorated with white roses
 and chrysanthemums. Mrs Paul Persons
 and Mrs. Stephenson assisted in receiv- l ing. About 25 guests called during the
 afternoon.
 | The Eleonore Hord club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. A. Carter. The 1 house was bright with pink carnations 1 Mrs. Eugene Newsom gave a Thanks giving reading, Miss Mabel Lovelady gave
 a vocal selection and Genevieve Hopson a piano solo. Judge Murphy was present and made a most interesting talk on the Relief Influence of the Poor in Bir- mingham. At the close of the programme
 an ice course was served.
 MT. and Mrs. William Alfred Love en- tertained Thursday evening at dinner party. Yellow chrysanthemums were used in decoration The guests were Miss Lula Stone, Miss Lorine Love- MT. Clyde Shepherd, Mir Bernis Love and MT. and Mrs. William H. Baulden. The missionary society of the Ladies'
 Aid of the F-irty-sixt Street Baptist church entertained Monday afternoon at
 a social at the home of. Mrs. c, Ross | erary programme was enjoyed, after which a salad course was served. The Woman's club met Friday morning in the library rooms. At the close of the business session Mrs. R. D. Thompson made a report from the federation cons vention at Mobile. Mrs. Lucy Bell read
 a paper on Booth Tarkington and the Boy" and Mrs. Underwood spoke on , Mary Reinhart.' The hostesses for the day were Mrs. E. A. Watson, Mrs. R. G. Alexander and Mrs. T. F. Vest. "The County Fair three-act come dy that will be put on by the Boy Scouts of Woodlawn on December 13 and IA at the Woodlawn city hall, Is arousing much interest The scouts are trying to raise funds to help organize a drum corps and | have secured the cooperation of the best talent of Woodlawn to stage the play. i The Sunday school class of MT. Newt Smith of the First Methodist church was entertained at an evening csy by l MT. Eugene Lawley Thursday X con. test was enjoyed. in which the prize
 was won by MT. Clyde Culpepper. An
 ice course was served to about 25 young people.
 l The woodlawn w c. T. U. will hold g
 called meeting Thursday morning in the
 Red Cross headquarters in the city hall ] Int Astraea club will meet Friday ! morning in the library
 | MT. and Mrs. B. B. Ballard of Memphi, 1 are the guests of MT. J. M. Ballard ant sister on Austin avenue.
 Capt. Horace Wilkinson of Fort Ogle- thorpe, MT. Frederic Bell and MT. Kar McFarln from Camp Wheeler have beer home for Thanksgiving.
 Mrs. F. O. McGlathery is visiting hel parents in Albany.
 Mir and Mrs. E. H. Newsom ant daughters and MT. and Mrs. R. l.. New
 som are the guests of relatives in Hunts 1 vile.
 Mrs. c. T. Logan and children and Miss Pauline Whited spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Stewards.
 Mrs. M. A Wimberly is i'll at her home MT. Clarence Edwards of Camp Wheeler l spent the past week with his mother, Mrs 1 Taylor.
 Mrs. B. Q, Moore of Asheville is visit ing Mrs. o. H. Moore
 Mrs. c. A. Jernigan will leave soon tc 1 visit in Atlanta.