The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-15

Bearden, Mrs. c. Giles, Mrs. J. C. War ren, Miss Carrie Wasley. Miss Florence | Wasley, Miss Agnes Mills, Miss Grace | Hooper Miss Edwina Sloan, Miss
 Gladys Riggin. Miss Agnes Mccoy Miss Katie Mccoy, Miss Geneva Bear | den. Miss Marie Hall and Miss E. h. gram.
 A wedding thai came as surprisc | to their many friends was that ol Miss Olean McPherson of Ensley tc 1 Mir Claude Burgin Edwards of Pratt | City, Thursday afternoon. They werf accompanied to Rev. w. P McGlawn's home by Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Cara
 way and were quietly married by Rev | McGlawn. They left immediately fol I New Orleans and points in Florida. Mrs William Boozer and Mrs. Rob ert Boozer were hostesses to the 1 Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
 church at their home on Third street 1 last week. Piano selections were eiveI l by Miss Lola Boozer and readings by , Miss Kathleen Perkins. Punch was dispensed by Miss Mary Julian and Miss Lola Boozer. Those present were Mrs. w. c. Mcclure. Mrs. C. J. quinn Mrs. A. o. Blankenship. Mrs. ". A Hall. Mrs J. D. Folmar Mrs L. A Golden. Mrs. Lynn Williams, Mrs. W F. Wyatt, Mrs R. L. Durant. Mrs J F Griffis. Mrs. Dowis Mrs. T. P Bates. Mrs. J. F Jackson. Mrs, Harreli | Mrs John Harris. Mrs. Fields. Mrs l George Perkins, Mrs. V c. Wood, Miss Kathleen Perkins, Miss Agnes Durant Miss Mabel Blankership. Miss Gettiy l Mae Mcclure and Miss Vera Mcclure One of the prettiest birthday parties l held recently was when Mrs. lame: i Burdiss entertained for her daughter ! Elizabeth, in honor Of her seventh birthday The apartments were decor 1 ated throughout with colors of pins and white and potted plants. and aft . CT an afternoons pleasure of games and music the guests were invited into the dining room where tab!t of dainties. centered with large birthday oake hen,'inr seven cao,'' ee awaited them. There were 50 presen | to enjoy the hoepitality
 The womer of fhc Missionary societ ' of the Methodist Episcopal church south. held an "all-dav 1uilting party last week at the parsonage. The morn ing was spent in work and at nool a box luncheon was served to the fol lowing: Mrs w. O. Horton. Mrs c +, Atkins. Mrs William Jenkins Mrs George Perkins. Mrs. Will Atkins Mrs T. l.. James. Mrs. Al thrr Powell, Mrs
 !. H. Nunlee. Mrs. NJ H Bennett. Mrs D. F. Cook, Mrs. l.. J. Rtgein. Mrs T M Hughes. Mrs. Georee Donaldson Mrs. c. T Smith. Mrs. Wallace smith Mrs. A. II. Daniel. Mrs. Frank Merl1l Mrs. Alice Johnson and Miss Mol!ie Cooper.
 Mrs B. F. Phillips was hostess Thursday afternoon to the Croche! club. After "a very pleasant afternoon spent on their fancy work and con versation delicious salad course was served to Mrs. B. F. McPherson, Mrs D. Eugene Cook, Mrs F. w, Harri son. Mrs. R. R. Custard, Mrs C. W Overstreet. Mrs T D Comstork. Mrs s. l.. Baty and Miss Evie Phillips An interesting meeting of tho 1 School Improvement association was held at the school building Wednesday afternoon. After the regular business session, in which plans were made fot spring work. Mr. F. F.. Smith. prin cipal of Martin school. made a splendid talk on Home and School Garden Work urging planting every avail able space of ground to prepare for hard times. Mir, NJ. P. Hollingsworth' : talk was on Necessity of Boys Club Work At the close refreshments were served