The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
WOODLAWN

The Eleanore Hord club met Tuesda. afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jess Johnston. The subject of the meetinj was Bible Studies" Mrs. T. H. Dougla acted as leader. Interesting papers wer given by Mrs. J. H. Bemis, Mrs E L. Newsom and Mrs. Douglas At tn close of the programme plate luncheon was served by Mrs. Johnston, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Smith, Miss Mary Deli. Smith and Miss Anna Johnston. About 3 members were present.
 The Woodlawn Woman's Christian Tem perance union met Friday afternoon il the parlors of the First Methodist church Talks were made by Mrs R. A. Claytor and Mrs L. A, Christian. Plans wer, perfected for the county institute. whict will be held in Woodlawn in February.
 Miss Eben Cooley was hostess Wednes day to the members of the Gretchen club The morning was spent in doing fanc, work and at l o'clock luncheon wns served During the afternoon the game of tlve hundred was enjoyed. Those pres ent were Miss Katherine Gregory. Miss Carrie Lee Wilmot, Miss Lucy Proctor Miss Annie Claud Brown, Miss Annie watson, ", Miss Emma Kennedy and Miss Elizabeth Shores
 Mrs Joel Gammon entertained at a spend-the-day party Wednesday. The guests brought their fancy work and enn- nroldery. Those present were: Mrs. N. A bartholomew Mrs. B. c. Phillips. Mrs. Y r. Welch, Mrs J. A. McCartney. Mrs. M. s. Carson, Mrs A. I. Grubh Mrs T A. Collins, Mrs Frank Dotzheirner Mrs M L. Dodd, Miss Helen Dotzheimer' Miss Dorothy Phillips and Master Basil Col lins. S'i ooi-
 Mrs. Walter Passmore entertained at luncheon Monday. compllmenting Melvin .,rouen or Alexandria, Va, who has since ieft to enter college in Wisconsin. Those present were: Miss Mary Cooir Miss Ruth Suydam, Mrs. Passnore Mr Marvin McCuen, MT. w. S. Passmora and MT. Walter Passmore
 me Astrae club met Friday morning 1T, II, the rooms of the Woodlawn library . nne subject of the meeting was Modern Niuslcal Drift. Mrs. E. L. Morris was feauer. eoa,n interesting papers were given, as ioioWs: Richard Strauss, Mss Stella Dow ell; The Opera of Today Miss Annie claude Brown; "Birminghan's S+andine m the World of Musc.' Mrs. Morris AZ the conclusion of the programme nIata den. S' Ddn Glld- o,1as An interesting meeting of the Mothers clup was held Thursday mornin, in +ho rooms of the Woodlawn ,tbra ,s A" tne bagley, state president, mada ar ,nta, esths address. Papers were read bv NTna george Francis, Mrs. J. B. TesIia ana KITS '. F Underwood. The hostesses for G 1ss occasion were Mrs. J. P. Webb, Mrs e n. Nesbit, Mrs. R. G. Alexander ana isn Mrs. k. Sudderth. who served g da- Hcious luncheon. 'eu a oe- ,, ,at me flfty-second Street Crochet c1uh ,1e' n1 rlday afternoon at the home of Mrs ~. D. carson. After an hour snan+ ;y, eerTocheting. refreshments were served % tn tl, Ilrs I ;. A. Collins, Mrs Melton Mrs Soel S9e cannon, Mrs. Frank Dotzheimer Cruse. Nnrs' Frank r ne Woman's club will meet Friday wiIi ne LIZ doung 1s Matrons' Needlecraft club wlil meet Thusday afternoon win Wrs W. D. Laner. "A'" Nirs n, The Wesley class will hold social newt dhursday afternoon with Mrs. F. 1 Crowley. IT, h.
 Mrs. W. c. Puryear has as her s,,4
 Mrs. A. J. May has returned from Tens Ss,s Mrs. Harry Dancinger of Montgomarv