The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13
WEST END

On Tuesray afternoon at the home of Mrs. $. A. Townsend there was a meet ing of the Workers on Mrs. Parrish s missionary band to sew for the white
 sale" that will take place May 25 at the Methodist church. in connection with the white sale, there will also be given a jitney supper.
 meeting of the Civic league was held Tuesday afternoon at the West End library. The league was divided into Red Cross units, each unit having 10 mem- bers. Mrs. Kernan was made chairman of unit one, and Mrs. E. J. Reimel chair man of the West End division of the Red Cross associa ton. Mrs. Cox will meet all
 ladies at the library on Wednesday who wish to enlist as members of the Red Cross. Mrs. Keirnan rendered her resig- nation as chairman of the sanitation de- partment, as she leaves soon to make her home in Washington. Mrs. c. C. Ellis asked for leave of absence, owing to the fact that she. with her family, spends the summer at their country home Mrs. Whitaker was appointed to get up data
 for the appropriation of schools in West
 End, and to make her report at the next meeting of the School Improvement association at the Hemphill school. A business meeting of the Woman 8 Missionary society of the Methodist church was held at the home of Mrs. | Robin Hickman on McMillan avenue Mon- 1 day afternoon Rev. R. T. Tyler read a call from the Civic league on Prepared
 ness" He also announced a mass meet 1 ing to be held Monday afternoon at the | Baptist church, on the conservation of | the food supply.
 The Young Peoples Missionary society met at the home of Miss Miriam Milner Monday afternoon. Missionary songs were sung, after which the devotional was led by Miss Ella B. Rowe. Miss Julia Belle Archibald led in prayer, followed by splendid missionary papers on Africans
 and their work. by Miss Lorena Johnson, Miss Trebbe Ryne and Miss Lois Smyer. 1 The work on Boys club is progressing,
 and May IS has been appointed as open ing night. All boys 12 years old and over are invited to join, and cooperate in l this good work. The club rooms are in the postoffice building.
 Mrs. s. c. Johnston was hostess to the members of the West End Forty-,wo on Wednesday afternoon. Those enjoy ing this occasion were: Mrs. B. c. Tay- Tor, Miss Minnie Looney Mrs. w. A. Hammond, Mrs. J. w. Brown, Mrs J. N. | Brown, Mrs L. H. Warner, Mrs. W. F. Jordan, Mrs. F. c. Ellis, Mrs. R. H. Schroeder, Mrs. c. B. Sewers, Mrs. R. l.. Drake, Mrs T. M. Steen, Mrs. w. c. oelidutl anu lIIS. JOHilSlOil
 | Mrs. R. E. McGee was hostess Thursday afternoon to the members of the Neigh l borhood Crochet club, and few guests l at her home on Oak street After an
 hour of fancy work a salad plate was served. The guests were: Mrs. J. A. l Rountree, Mrs. Kate Woodward, Mrs. J. K. Kirkland, Mrs. w. J. Tucker, Mrs. l J. B. Sheally, Mrs. J. II. Mayer, Mrs l W. w. Johnson, Mrs. w. F. Mitchell,
 Mrs. H. T. Rentfro, Miss Grace Johnson, Mrs. w. O. Porter; Mrs. Randall and 1 the hostess.
 1 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presby-
 terian church will begin parliamentary | law course in a short while. Owing to a
 meeting of the general assembly, the
 date has been postponed until Thursday
 May 2 at which time Mrs. J. H. Wal
 lace will begin the parnamenrary drills
 The Minnie Flynn Circle of the Presby- ! terian Missionary society will meet Mon-
 day at o'clock at the home of Mrs Bacon on Hawkins street and First ave nue.
 The Mission Study class of the West l End Methodist church will meet at the l home Of Mrs. E. J. Remel on Cotton
 avenue Monday afternoon. Mrs Harry
 Metcalf will have charge of the lesson | Mothers Day will be observed at the West End Baptist church Sunday morn l Ing. An appropriate programme has beer ! arranged.
 Bands Nos. l and of the Baptist church Will meet at the church Monday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. Band No. vii meet at the home of Mrs. James Smith
 on Princeton avenue, and Band No. will meet with Mrs. E. B. Sims on Cedar
 street.
 The Older Girls council will take a hike | to the mountain Sunday afternoon. The
 croYd is requested to meet at the li- brary at o'clock.
 All money collected by the ladies ol West End for the Red Cross should bs turned over to Mrs. E. J. Reimel so tha West End will get credit for as mucf as possible.
 MT. Jack Garner, Jr., left Wednesday
 for Asheville. N. C., to join Mrs. Garner
 Mir. and Mrs. Garner will make theil home in Asheville in the future.
 | Mrs. A. J. Garner has returned iron Asheville, N C., where she has beer
 spending sometime with her daughter Mrs. A. J. Garner. Jr.