The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-11
WOODLAWN

The Woman's club met Friday morning in the rooms of the Woodlawn public library. The subject of the meeting was the play, Michael and His Lost An gel" Mrs. F. S. McGlathery was leader, and gave an Interesting paper on 'The History of the Play" Other papers were read by Mrs. w. M. Anderson and Mrs. Jesse Burns Mrs. W. E. Oldham and Mrs. c. Ross Baker were hostesses and served a delicious plate luncheon.
 The Young Matrons' Missionary society of the First Methodist church of Wood lawn met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. N. Killough. The sub ject for the meeting was 'The Cotton Mill District" Those present were: Mrs. Robert Ritchie MT. Dan GIdden, Mrs. T. o. McGlathery, Mrs. R. J. Crawford, Ms T. E. Palmer, Mrs. Robert Craw- ford, Mrs Robert Stephens, Mrs. J. s. Mclaughlin and Mrs Harry Fossett.
 Mrs. Eugene Newsom was hostess Tues day afternoon to the Eleanor Hord club. Mrs. Monroe Clark, who has lived for number of years in Korea, made an ad- dress on life in that country, particularly of life among the women there. Mrs. Asa Faulkner sang two songs, and the club responded to roll call, with quota tions on the subject of the modern Jew. A plate luncheon was served to about 50 guests.
 The Sixteen club met Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Lizzie Willoughby. Progressive rock was played. Those present were Miss Jamie McLaurine, Miss Emma Jones Willoughby. Miss Rowe
 Neegby, Miss Lizzie Willoughby. Miss Ollie Lou Davis, MT. T. S. Lucius, MT. H F. Smith, Mir. Fred McGlathery, MT. Claude Thornton, MT s. E. Batson, MT. R. L. McIain and MT. L. M. Ballard.
 The following invitation has been ex- tended MT and Mrs. Edward Gregory request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Kath- eryn Marie, to MT. Dawson H. Mullen on Saturday morning, February 1T, 1917 at Il 30 o'clock, Grace Episcopal cshurch, Birmingham.
 Or Wednesday Mrs. R. K. Kennedy and Miss Emma Kennedy will entertain at a linen shower complimenting Miss Kath- eryn Gregory, whose marriage will oc- cur on Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. Edward Gregory will en- certain the bridal party Friday evening at a buffet supper following the we'd ding rehearsal.
 The Gretchen club entertained Friday afternoon at a kitchen shower at the home of Miss Lucy Proctor, compliment
 ing Miss .Katheryn Gregory. The club members are: Miss Nina Bain. Miss Car rie Lee Wilmot, Miss Lucy Proctor, Miss Annie Claud Brown, Miss Annia Watson, Miss Helen Duncan. Miss Emma Ken nedy. Miss Eben Cooley and Mrs. Rich- ard Yarbrough, all dressed in bungalow aprons and caps to represent kitchen maids, received and served their 75 guests, The gifts were brought in by a messenger representing the parcel post. Mrs George Oliver was hostess Monday evening to the members of the Young | cial Mrs. Oliver was assisted in en- tertaining her guests by Mrs Anna Spiess. Miss Bessie Spiess served the punch, and late in the evening a plate luncheon was served. Among those pres- ent were: Miss Lizzie Wiloughby, Miss Ruby Divine. Miss Lera Strange, Miss Villa Gillespie, Miss Hattie Willoughby, l Mrs. J. N Killough. Miss Ruth Will | loughby MT Jones and MT. Joe Divine l The Fifty-second Street Crochet club | met Saturday afternoon at the home of | Mrs. M. Carson. Among those pres- I ent were: Mrs. Frank Dotzheimer Mrs. | Melton Mrs. Joel Cannon, Mrs. Walter l Vernon and Mrs J. c. Collins.
 1 The Needlecraft club enjoyed a thea | tre party Thursday afternoon in place 1 of their regular meeting. Those com prising the party were: Mrs. J. D. Rhodes, Mrs Roland Crawford, Mrs Otto Clad den, Mrs. Henry Fossett. Mrs. A. D. Tor reson, Mrs. E. M. Williams. Mrs Zack Cheatham, Mrs. George Patterson and Mrs. Turner.
 l The County institute of the w. c. T. U. win be held Thursday, beginning at IL ] O clock in the morning In the Baraoa ! rooms of the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church. In the afternoon a gold medal contest will be held All those who have won silver medals in previous contests are eligible for entrance. l The Mothers club will meet Thursday I morning at 10 o'clock in the rooms of the Woodlawn public library. The Astraea club will meet Friday
 morning in the library
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