The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
WEST END

| Little Mary Holmes entertained num- Der of her friends, celebrating her sixth bithday at her home Poplar street, February 2S A color scheme of yellow
 and white was prettily carried out in ! the decorations, souvenirs and refresh
 ments. Frances Vernon Grim won the
 | prize in the donkey contest and Helen l Johns in the peanut hunt
 {, Delicious cream and cake were served
 i the following little folks by Mrs. w. w.
 Holmes, assisted Mrs. Fred Horton, Mrs.
 l J. E. Price and Mrs. A. D. Holmes, | Archibald and Helen May Mcdonald, l Margaret and Helen Johns Wena and Medora Hambaugh, Bernice and Geneva Marlborough, Alys Berrien and Margaret Rob binson, Janetta Sherrod, Elaine Gayle, Katie May Isbell, Mary aMrgaret O'Tolle, Annetta Holmes, Dorothy Hickman, Em- lily Lively, Pauline Johnson, Allen Price, Frances Vernon Grim, Margaret Horton and Mary and Catherine Holmes Mrs. Kate Woodward was hostess to | the Neighborhood Crochet club Thursday afternoon at her home The living room and dining room, where the guests were entertained, were fragrant with cut flow CTS After a business meeting, a delight ful hour spent in chatting and fancy work was enjoyed, after which delicious | ice course was served the following guests and club memb CTS, Mrs. Beulah Wheelck, Mrs J. A. Rountree, Mrs. J. H. Mayer, Mrs. w. O. Porter, Mrs. Bruce
 Jacks, Mrs. G. w. Turner Mrs, J. w. kirtland, Mrs W. J. Tucker, Mrs. D. U. Williams, Mrs. w. c. Mitchell Mrs. S. Mrs. Woodward.
 Miss Claude Carlisle was pleasantly re- membered by her friends on Thursday evening when they came to surprise her l on her birthday. Interesting contests had been arranged, the prizes falling to Miss Ix.i1n Nr5o 1,,I AHx,. ' rV-. ! while the booby prizes went to Miss Frances Cobb and MT. Charles Buff. The number of pretty gifts her friends show cred her with attested to the popularity of the honoree. At late hour tempting refreshments were served by Mrs. Car lisle. Those present were Miss Hazel Robinson, Miss Lucille Jordan, Miss Hen-
 rietta Jackson, Miss Frances Cobb, Miss Grace Johnson, Miss Lilla Pounds and Miss Claude Carlisle, Mrs. S. V. Town send, MT. Charles Buff. MT. Jim Jack son, MT Thornton Sheally, MT. Norman Jordan. MT. E. w. McCrary, MT. Ed Will liamson, MT. Jack Cobb and MT. Buck Carlisle and others.
 The West End Forty-two club was de- Ilightfully entertained at the home of Mrs s. M Cox, on Fountain Heights, Wednesday afternoon. Following the games & delicious salad plate was served the club members and few additional SucStS. lhoSo cllJOylilS IHlS afternoon with Mrs. Cox were, Mrs I. H. Schroe- der, Mrs. s. c. Johnston, Mrs. w. F. Jor- dan, Mrs. A. J. Garner, Jr, Mrs. w. M. Gwin, Mrs. Robert Drake, Mrs. l.. H. Warner, Miss Minnie Looney, Mrs. J. c. Stapleton, Mrs. T. M. Steen, Mrs. E. c. Ellis, Mrs. w. c. Johns Mrs Alexander, Mrs. Collum and Mrs. Hammond A business meeting of the w. M. U. of the West End Baptist church will take place on Monday afternoon at 2:30 In the church. All members are urged to be present.
 The w. M. U. will have an all-day meeting at the West End Baptist church beginning at 10:30 Tuesday morning. This is in observation of home mission week and interesting programmes will be given by the three bands of this society At midday a delightful luncheon will be served. All members and friends of the church are cordially invited to attend. Beginning at 7:30 on Wednesday eve- ming at the Baptist church, a 15 minute devotional Is followed by lectures that pr. Blackwelder is giving on the Old Testament. This takes the place of the regular Wednesday evening prayer serv- ice. In connection with this Judge Ander ton teaches the uniform Sunday school lesson. making this an evening of inter est and unusual instruction.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Holmes and Katie May Isbell are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. V. Holmes. Capt. apd Mrs. Gus Abrams have re- turned from several days spent in Flor Ida.
 Miss Margaret Turner left Thursday to visit friends and relatives in Nashville, Tenn.
 Miss Ella B. Rowe has returned from a pleasant visit to Miss Agnes Taylor at Gadsden
 Mir and Mrs. w. M. Everett have re-
 turned from few days visit to friends ! in Memphis. Tenn
 Mrs. Ina Harrison has moved to 111A
 TuscaloosR avenue