The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-09
WOODLAWN

Miss Pattie Mae Duncan was hostess to the members of the Christian class of the First Methodist church. The lower floor was thrown together and was beautifully decorated with chrysanthe- nuns and ferns. An enjoyable pro- gramme was given. Mrs. J. N. Killough told a Christmas story, Miss Mildred King played several instrumental solos, Miss Alta Jones furnished entertaining readings. The programme was followed by an interesting contest Late in the evening refreshments were served. Miss Duncan was assisted by Mrs. L. A.. Christian, Miss Ollie Lou Davis, Miss Ada Porter and Miss Lera Strange Mrs. L. A. Christian entertained Wednesday at spend-the-day party, complimenting Mrs. C. A. Jernigan and winter away from Woodlawn. The guests occupied themselves with fancy work and knitting. The place cards about the beautifully appointed table bore the names of Mrs. Jernigan, Mrs. Bell, Mrs Robert Echols, Mrs. J. D. Robertson, Mrs. Claude Brown and Mrs. l Christian.
 1 The R. ID. Jackson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. N. {! Rillough. The following programme was rendered.: Mrs. R. B. Broyles, Ala bamas Industrial Interest in the War; Mrs Luce Bell, Patriotic Service of American Women and a reading by Mrs c. A.. Bain. Plans were discussed and arranged for Christmas work for the Veterans at the Old Soldiers Home and the hospital equipment which is to be furnished one soldier. Music was furnished during the afternoon and 1 light refreshments were served to 30 members present.
 l Mr and Mrs J. E. Carson entertained the members of the mems and women's Bible classes of the Fifty-seventh Street 1 Christian church Friday evening at their home. A business meeting was followed by social hour About 15 guests were present.
 Mrs E. s. McGlathery entertained Saturday at a lovely luncheon. The l guests were: Mrs. F. R. Price, Miss Johnnie Mae Cross Miss Leila Harris Miss Lillian Lotsperch and Miss Clara Bell Senn.
 Miss Ollie Lou Davis entertained. the i members of the Sixteen club Thursday lin honor of MT. H. L. Smith, who left 1 Friday for service. Flags and bunting \ were used in decorating and at the close of the game of progressive rock a salad
 course was served. The guests were i Miss Emma Jones, Miss Lizzie Will loughby, Miss Hattie Willoughby Miss | Aud UItol, 4hloS DOWdCll, hlSs
 Jamie McLaurine, MT. Claude Thornton
 MT. John Ballard, MT. Fred McGlath- cry, MT. J. H. Mccain. MT. Howard TIadaway, MT. B. L. Frost and . MT Schening.
 The Christian Endeavor. of the Fifty seventh Street Christian church enter tained Thursday evening at social 1T the church parlors, complimenting Mir Leon Omer of the United States navy
 who left Friday for Charleston, S. c. The Needlecraft club met Thursday
 afternoon at the home of Mrs J. E
 Rhodes. The colors chosen for the aft
 erIoon were yellow and white. The ta.
 ble was centered with 8 crystal baske
 of yellow chrysanthemums, tied witt
 bow of white tulle. A salad course
 with crystalHzed fruit and bonbons 1T
 yellow and white was served. Those
 present were: Mrs. E. M. Williams, Mrs
 l.. M Parker, Mrs J. P. Dixon, Mrs
 B. R. Vest, Mrs Zack Cheatham, Mrs
 Robert Terry, Mrs. Otto Gladden., Mrs
 Richard Bell. Mrs. Dan Glidden, Mrs N