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

Mrs. Mary Morgan Carlisle gave party Wednesday afternoon Tn the schoolroom. the occasion being the eighth birthday of w. V. Neville. Jonn Stein made the presentation speech when the gifts of the children were given the guest of honor A cake con tained the eight candles.
 Mrs. l.. w. Walker was hos.ess dinner party Wednesday evening m honor of Capt. and Mrs. Q. c. Dehn of Anniston and Lieut.. w. c. Spldle of Fort Oglethorpe Covers were laid Tor i13 and the place cards were small flags. Miss Annie Ruth Carroll of Pensa- coia vas the honoree at delightful t,,,sI,eo,, at the Civic assocition, given hv Mrs Josephine Beerman. Covers were laid for 10, among whom were Nriss Annie Ruth Carroll. Miss Marion
 wsllser Miss Jeanette Walker, Miss Kathleen Coughlin, Mrs. J. B. John l son.
 tained with Thanksgiving dinner. Those enjoying the occasion were Mir 1 and Mrs William Mcfarland, William I eIcarland Betty Jane Mcfarland, 1 Mrs. yiorene Anderson, Cary Inez An | derson. Dorothy Mcfarland and MT and Mrs Edward Norris. | Mrs J. L. Anderson entertained ner 1 ScnOOl dav party Friday at her home The 1 day was spent with games and mu- i sic and in the afternoon trip to the | woods Luncheon was at O'CLOCK lo i about a dozen girls.
 Miss Mary Kate Oxford spent the 1 week end with her parents at Gotta.
 Mrs. w. D. Parrish and daugn Ninna Moore. of Sulphur Springs Ark were guests of Mr. w. M. Westprook l far,iIy the mast week.
 Mrs. R. L. Greene and daughter, 1 Annie Lee, and Prof and E, Y. Wesl
 are visiting the family Of MT. J. V. I Greene at Moundville -,. l Dean Leron and Ralph Holt are Visie- ing relatives in Nashville. 1 Misses Regina and Maybelle Downey l have returned from a visit to relatives l Mrs Alice Nelson will return to her home in Atlanta today after visit 10 |her daughter, Mrs. Charles Garmon
 MT. Horace Waide, who is stationed at Camp Wheeler, is home on a visit to his parents, MT and Mrs. Ben Waide.
 Miss Willie Johnson is visiting rea- ! tives at Moundville
 Miss Annalulu Cannon spent Thanks giving at Sylacauga.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Burks have moved to Vinemont.
 1 MT e E Purdy is i'll at his home. Mrs. z. R. Hall and son Zack have lsreturned from visit to relatives in Georgia.
 l The members of the Methodist and Presbyterian choirs who took part in the Christmas cantata two years ago, are requested to meet at the Methodist church Thursday evening.
 MT. Wilmer Westbrook has returned \ home after two years spent in Indian I apois
 MT. Ben waide is i'll at his home on Fourth avenue.
 The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet Monday with Mrs. R. T. Campbell on West street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Carney had as their guests recently Mrs. Carney's brother who were on their way from their
 former home at Perry, Fla, to make l their home at Jasper. | Mir. Lewis Mason of Savannah, Ga, 1 was the guest of Mir and Mrs. Raymond I Strickland Wednesday,.
 Mrs Leroy Higgins and children have l returned after a months visit to her Iparents at Hanceville.
 Mrs. James Sherbert and children VIII move to Montgomery this week. l MT. and Mrs. c. D. Adams have l moved to Louisville.
 l Miss Ruth Davidson is visiting the family of Mrs. Samuel Massey at One
 onta.
 cola is the house guest of Mrs. l.. F.
 Hoffman and Mrs Josephine Beerman.
 Captain and Mrs. John Malcolm of |Anniston are guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. w Walker.
 Harold Snyder is spending the week end at Warrior.
 The School Improvement association
 will meet Thursday afternoon.