The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-06

Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. c. A. Fancher aid Mrs. Jernigan.
 Mrs. Paul Taylor was hostess Tues day evening to the members of the | Eleanor Hord club The roll call was | answered with something patriotic | Mrs. H. c. Kegley read very inter- ! esting paper on Alabama facts, "Civic,
 Political and Social" A debate, "Re-
 solved, that the Interstate Commerce I Commission Should Prohibit Trans | portation of Articles Manufactured ir States Where Child Labor is Employed,
 was given by Mrs. F. c. Carter and | Mrs. w E. Clark. Mrs. Jesse John l ston, Mrs. R. L. Newsome and Mrs | Salle Stinson were the judges At the
 close of the meeting Miss Fannie Tay-
 Tor sang two beautiful solos. plate l luncheon was served to 30 guests. | The Sixteen club met Tuesday eve ming with Miss Hattie Willoughby ] Progressive rock was played during 1 the evening. A salad and ice course
 was served. The visitors present were | Miss Lois Mason. Miss Blanche Glass | Messrs. Luther Berry and George Dcn- l ham.
 The Young Matrons Needlecraft club
 met with Mrs. York Thursday after noon. The guests spent the afternoon | in doing fancy work. An ice course
 was served. Those who shared Mrs i Yorl's hospitality were: Mrs. Otto l Gladden.. Mrs. Robert Ritchie, Mrs. l.. l M. Parker, Mrs. Bernie Vest. Mrs. T. O ] Crane, Mrs w. c. E'arrar, Mrs Zao
 Cheatham. Mrs. Roland Crawford. Mrs. ] Harry Fossett, Mrs. A. D. Terreson, | Mrs. Daniel Glidden. Mrs Charles Law renee, Mrs. Marshman. Mrs Landrun, Mrs. A. s. Dyer and Mrs. George 1 Strange.
 The Womans club held a very inter 1 esting meeting Friday morning in the l club rooms. The subject of the meet l ing was: America in Ferment.' Mrs H. E. Neuman was leader of the meet l ing. Magazine review was given by 1 Mrs. Charles Hall. A paper. Radical 1 Movements of Today by Mrs. McLarn Mrs. Luke Franklin. and Mrs. Jesse Bivins were hostess. After the meeting a plate luncheon was served to the 9 members present.
 l Friends in Woodlawn will be inter- ested to learn of the marriage of MT i William T. Childers and Miss Anna B ! Martin of Paterson, N. J /. which took | place at the home of the bride Wednes- 1 day at o'clock. Rev. Edward M., iSan- :
 ner performed the ceremony. Follow !. ing a wedding trip to points in the
 east they will be at home after May 1 30 at 36S North Fifty-fourth street :, Circle No. of the Ladies' Aid of tic 1 Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church was l hostess to the women of the church, Monday afternoon at the fifth Monday social. in the church parlors. Mrs. R T. Croswell presided at the punch
 bowl. The following musical pro | gramme was much enjoyed: Piano soic Miss Ruth Gaines vocal solo, Miss All ford; violin solo. Miss Margaret Al 1 ford. Master Charles Guthrie sang
 two selections and two entertaining readings were given by Mrs. Shumat |. | of East Lake
 The following marriage announce
 ment has been received by friends
 Mrs William Montgomery Beatty ap- | nounces the marriage of her grand daughter. Lola Estelle. to Dr. Edgal Allen Johnson, on April 25, 1917, Coal
 ing. Ala At home Prince George ho l tel,~New York city.
 Many friends of Miss Bertha Foot,
 and Mr. Julian Daniels will be inter. | ested to learn of their marriage which occurred Wednesday, evening at
 o'clock at the parsonage of the Wes- Woodlawn Baptist church. the Rev. "
 q. Reeves officiating. Mir and Mrs Daniels will make their home witl