The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-29

promised the hearty cooperation of the club. This club will also co-oper- ate with the Mothers club in obserV ing baby week. At, the close of the meeting an ice course was served to were Mrs. Mckenzie. Mrs. Lennox and Mrs. E. B. Pennington.
 Miss Erline Candy was a delight ful hostess Friday evening at her home in honor of Mr. Robert Sneed, who's Is leaving soon to make his home in Detroit Miss Mary Candy, the young sister of the hostess, presided at the punch bowl and dancing was enjoyed by the following young peo- pie: Miss Margaret Norris. Miss Paul inc Phillips, Miss Ruth Lawson, Miss Ollie Montgomery, Miss Winnie Der ryberry, Miss Mattie Swann, Miss Ros- lyn Philips, Miss Virgie Dickens, Miss Lucille Stanton, Mr John Wilcox, MT. Ray Hassler. MT. Andrew O'Byrne, MT. Walter Blackburn. MT. Joe Brooks, MT. Robert Rollins. MT. Glenn Mont gomery, MT. Goehegen, MT. Stewart Gand. MT. R. Taylor, MT. Sam Hooper, Mir. Hunter Grant. Mir. Stanley Gan dy, Mr and Mrs. Robert Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Bromley and others
 Miss Edna Bailey was hostess Thurs day afternoon to the D. A. M club. Miss Maxine McCarty was the only member initiated" at this meeting. Music and games were enjoyed and later an ice course was served to Miss Maxine McCarty, Ruth Crossgrove, Jes- sic Darling, Edith George. Dorothy Youngblood Irma Lee Cauthorn, Mol ly Jordan, Virginia Hay Louise liar man and Miss Bailey, the hostess sis ter.
 r,s a4.. 4S rY-.4.. ,oz Thread of the Story clubs, by invita- tion of the management, paid visit to the telephone exchange in Birming- ham. They were shown throughout the building and were especially in terested in the switcbboards and "cen- trals." The ladies were served ice cream in the form of bells. Friends of Mrs. D. A. EchoIs anu Mrs. J. F. Eehols. who are i'll with typhoid fever at local infirmary will be glad to learn of their improve ment
 Mrs. J. N. Winston of Valley Head Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Turnipuseed on Ensley Highlands Mrs. c. C. Burke left Saturday for an extended visit to relatives in Geor- | gia and Florida.
 Mrs Robert L. Daniel has returned 1 from a visit to her mother. Mrs. D. B,
  Dr. G. w. Willis returned Friday l to his home in Ocilla, Ga. Mrs. Will | lis and little daughter. Harriet, will remain several weeks as the guests oi MT. and Mrs. Joe Brown on Ensley South Highlands.
 Mrs. w. E. Turnipsced will repre- sent the Thread of the Story club al the district meeting in Cordova this 1 week.
 1 Mrs. J. Ellis Brown Is visiting hei | mother. Mrs. Mcclellan. in West Point l Miss
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Millar lef this week for an extended trip through the north and east
 MT and Mrs. E. H. Hastings, whos' home was destroyed by fire this week l are guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas R. Walker at Wylam.
 Miss Mary Esslinger of Huntsville is the guest of Mrs. J. II. McCarty. MT. aN Mrs. J. s. Hammett hav'
 come from Laurel. Miss. to make thei
 home in Ensley
 MT. and Mrs. Hartsfield have moved linto their new home on Jefferson ave
 nue.
 Mrs. William Richardson and Mis-
 Mamie Richardson. who have been tn
 guests of relatives. leave today fo
 their home in North Carolina.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Wilmore hay , named their little daughter Margare , Anne
 The Friday Bridge club was enter