The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18
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 Mrs T. F. James delghtfully enter tained few friends at Lyric party, experimenting her sister. Mrs R. C. Ban- burg of Centreville. Those enjoying the 1 afternoon with Mrs. James and Mrs. Hamburg were: Mrs. E. B. Sims, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Abingdon and Mrs. R. B. Ho- gan.
 l Mrs. J. B. Sheaily entertained the lnem- bers of the Neighborhood Crochet club
 on Thursday afternoon The St. Patricks l idea was observed in the decorations, | souvenirs and the delicious salad plate
 that was served. Those present were:
 Mrs. J. H. Mayer, Mrs. D. U. Williams.
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree, Mrs. w. c. Mitch- 1 ell, Mrs. Bruce Jacobs, Mrs. S w Crab-
 tree, Mrs. w. R. Woodward Mrs w W.
 Johnson. Mrs. Kate Woodward, Mrs J.
 2. Orr, Mrs. T. J. Harmon and Mrs. l Sheally.
 The Chatterers met at the home of
 Mrs E. W. McCreary Wednesday aft i ernoon. Sewing and chatting were en- , loved, after which a delicious plate luncheon vas served the following: Mrs. Mel Sweeley, Mrs. L. J. Hal Mrs. Y. A. Neal, Mrs. W. A. Farriss Mrs F. NJ. Hatcher, Mrs. William Scott. Mrs J. K Kennedy, Mrs. H. H. Harper, Mrs c. F. Loranz, Miss Cora Barrett, Mrs Wal ter Thaggart and Mrs. McCrery The Ichtyan club of the Fisher class of the West End Baptist church met at
 the home of Mrs. Jack Garner The 1norn- ing was spent in sewing and chatting. and at noon lovely luncheon was
 served The next meeting was an- | nounced to be held at Mrs Fishers home on the evening of March %. at
 which time the husbands of the mem- bers will be present. April 25 visitors and
 members enjoyed the day with Mrs. Gar ner
 The High Flyers social club organ ized among some of West Ends young
 men, met Tuesday evening at the hcme of Mir Earle Biackwelder. At the close of pleasant evening Mrs. W. M. Blac,-,
 welder served delicious refreshments At the home of Mrs. E. M. Shelton on Thursday afternoon one of the prettiest affairs of the season was given. when the ladies of the Walker Memorial Missionary society complI-
 mented Mrs. R. c. Reid with a fare wal reception and miscellaneous 1 shower. Mrs. Reid. who has been their president, is leaving very soon to mako | her home in Hattiesburg, Miss The St. Patrick idea was prevalent throughout the entire party. the dec- oratfons being in shamrock and Irish | flags, ferns and potted plants. A large basket in green, tied with green l tulle. adorned the center of the table.
 In the contest for making the great est number of words from the hon. orees name. Kate Reid" the prizs was awarded Mrs Reid herself. Tho gifts were presented in unique man. ner. by Mrs John Farrell the new president. when she introduced the ! Irish lady" dummy dressed in green. who carried large basket on her arm containing the gifts. The re- sponse by Mrs. Reid was made in her l own characteristic way Mrs vann gave some lovely piano selections and at the conclusion of most delightful afternoon 8 salad plate was served to about 40 ladies'
 The Junior Missionary society of the West End Methodist church whicn was announced to meet Friday has been postponed until Friday week. March 2s. with Miss Elizabeth GewIn. The Mission Study class of the Meth odist church will meet Monday at 2.sO with Mrs. R. T. Tyler on Elyton street. The ladies of the Methodist church who have rummage for the semi-an-
 nual rummage sale will please bring their bundles to the home of Mrs w. C. Gewin by the 24th of March. The W. A. w. band of the Pfesby- terian church will meet Monday with Mrs. R. c. Booth. 71e Tuscaloosa ave- nue. The hour is D. m. The J. O. S band of Presbyterian
 
 Norwood and Mrs Sidney Norwood, 1921 First avenue, Monday at D. m. The Minnie Flynn circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Bailey. 141l Tus- calposa avenue, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
 The Basket band will meet at tho home of Mrs. Charles Ally, 1874 First avenue, Monday at D. ln The W. NJ. U. of the Baptist church ; will meet Monday at 2:30 at the church.
 Band No. l will have charge of the ! meeting and delicious refreshments will be served. The Y. M. A. will meet at the homo of the counselor. Mrs. w. NJ. Black welder, on Tuesday evening yearly election of officers will take place ana all members are urged to be present The Howard College Glee club will
 be given the regular preaching hour at 1 the Baptist church on the evening of March 25 A beautiful musical programme will be rendered and all members and friends of the church are cordially in- vited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Merrill have gone to Ell Paso, Tex, to make their home. Mrs Mark Lott and little daughter.
 Elmer, have gone to Admission to visit friends and relatives.
 l Mrs. Sallie McCaa will leave Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. c. Nelson. in Mississippi.
 | Miss Garrison of Mobile has come to | fill the place made vacant by the resig-
 nation of Miss Phillips who was one of the seventh grade teachers at Hemphil 1 school.
 l MT. M l.. Mitchell Is on visit to hin son. Mir w. c. Mitchell. l Miss Lucia Jones and Miss Menomah 1 Afford spent the weekend with Mrs w C. Mitchell in Pearson avenue Mrs. T. s. Coleman of Riverside. Mrs. Marbury of Lathrop and Mrs Willis l Brown of RoXden. Ga are tha cl,asta