The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-10

box of crepe de chine handkerciefs, went to Miss Stella Dowell. Refreshments were served on the porch; the club colors, purple and white, were beautifully blend ed in the ice course. Mrs. Earl Hargrove and Miss Alma Leonard assisted the hos tess.
 Mir c. c. Jones was host on Friday evening, entertaining at a minute party in honor of the Boys Brotherhood class of the Methodist Sunday school. Baskets of sweet peas and nasturtium made a charming floral decoration. Guests were welcomed by MT. c. c. Jones' Mrs. T. E. Huey, Mrs. Amelia Embry and Miss Vesta Carlisle, Punch was served in the hall by Miss Mary Carlisle and Miss Marjorie Bass. A large box of candy was the prize in the old fashion games. A mock marriage furnished much amuse- ment, the bride and her attendants hav- ing been determined in a drawing con- test. An ice course was served in the dining room from a table centered with pink sweet peas by Miss Myrtle Walker, assisted by Miss Marjorie Bass, Miss Vista Carlisle, Mrs. T. F. Huey and Mrs. Embry.
 Mrs J. L. Powell entertained the Phlathea class of the Methodist church at her home on Thursday afternoon An address was given by Mrs. S. G. Me OluIley anu lNuSlC anu lulI dullAis, the social hour that followed. Refresh ments were served to Mrs. J. II. Aldrige, Mrs. w H. Chambers, Mrs. c. c. Hall, Mrs. Sallie Byrd, Mrs. E.. J. Matthews Mrs. w. R. Hilliard, Mrs. W. E. Morrow, Mrs. Charles Stuver, Mrs. l. B. Martin Mrs. George Davis Mrs. Sam Brown Mrs J. M. Mullen, Mrs. F. l.. Harkett Mrs s. G. McCluney and Mrs H. G. Goodlet
 The Joiar;o, I, cI,,h ,,oet on Friday r,1ornin g in the East Lake public library. Those taking part in the meeting were Mrs J. T. McPherson, Mrs. Wayland Jones' Mrs T. E. Huey, Mrs. w. O. Bass, Mrs w c. Caldwell, Mrs. N A. Barrett, Mrs A. D. Smith, Mrs. R. H. Walker and Mrs. Sumter Lea, Jr. It was decided that in serving refreshments another year everything containing meat or wheat would be omitted. Many matters of in terest were discussed and it was decided to call a meeting for June P at 10:3t O clock in the library.
 On Friday evening at the home of MT Marsh Acker the Epworth League soca was held. MT. Acker was assisted in wei coming the large number of guests by Mrs w. H. Thedford, Miss Annie Kate Hayes and Mrs. T. H. Murphree. A lovely musical programme was furnished after which games, contests and re treatments were enjoyed.
 Mrs. P. P. Burns left yesterday to visit relatives in Edgefield, s. c. Miss Mabel Mccullough is visiting hei sister, Mrs F. R. Bell at Bessie.
 MT. M. W. Herran of Lafayette, La is visiting his sister Mrs. J. A. Goodwin Miss May Wilson is attending the re-
 union in Washington this week and vii also visit New York before her return The Dorcas club will meet with Mrs
 Frank West on next Wednesday after noon.
 Miss Etta Mae Level of New Mexico and Mrs. w. A. Binkley of Nashville are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Manley Leavell at Lakewood.
 Mrs. E. J. Robinson and Memory Rob- inson are spending the week in St Peters burg, Fla.
 Miss Allena Hunt is attending summer school at the university in Tuscaloosa Mrs. Joe Jones of Wilmington, N. C.. Is visiting her sisters, Mrs w. l.. Tate and Mrs. J. c. McPhaul. Miss Eunice Leckie is in Washington this week.
 Mrs, R. I. Walstrom is i'll at her home in East Lake.
 Mrs. John Roper has as her guests Mrs sam Fonts and little daughter of Warrior Mrs. w. T. Brewer is at home after