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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
2LETY NEWS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE CITY AND SUBURBS

[ make an address on war work The date will be announced later. All women are invited. The Needlecfaft club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs G. O. Crane.
 Mrs. John Ellis of Anniston is the guest of Mrs. Fred Schwing.
 Mrs. A. C. Jernigan has returned from a visit of several months in Att lanta.
 Miss Lucille Abercrombie and brother Fulton of Leeds, are the guests of Mrs. w. c. Farrar. Mrs. k. C. Brooks has returned from visit to relatives in Springfield. Tenn.
 MT. W. o. Cummings of the United States battleship Louisiana, who has been visiting relatives in the city, has gone to his home in Stewards for a short stay.
 MT. and Mrs. l. P. Foster announce the birth of q son.
 Miss Blanche Heard, who has been visiting friends in Woodlawn. has re- turned to her home in Dadeville.
 Mir. and Mrs l.. M Dean of Kansas City were the guests last week of MT. and Mrs. ]. ". Thaxton.
 Mrs. Walter Passmore has returned from Norfolk, Va, where she was called by the illness of her sister.
 Mrs. J. w. Massey of Kelso, Tenn, and Mrs. J. w. Wakefield of Lewisburg. Tenn, who were the guests during the past two weeks of Mrs. R. L. Newsom, have returned to their home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
CENTRAL PARK

Miss Ollie Montgomery entertained the members of the Mispah Sunday school class of the Methodist church, of which she is a member, Friday evening at din- ner before choir practice. These get together meetings are very interesting for the girls, as they are social as well as instructive The girls assembled In ? body and went to Mrs. Clem Zubers for choir practice with their teacher, Mrs. E. E. Lambert.
 The School Improvement association met Thursday afternoon at the school building with Mrs B. F. Lambert vice president, presiding. A very Interesting programme was rendered. Subjects, What l Owe My Community, and What My Community Owes Me"
 The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church held their regular meeting Mon- day at the church. The ladies are hold ing all-day quiltings in order to place money in their treasury to do improve ments on the church.
 Mrs. Frank Morse had as her guests this week Mrs Powell of Ensley and MT Mofse's mother of Birmingham.
 MT. Brown and family of Docena have leased Mrs. Canble's home and will move in sometime during the month.
 MT. and Mrs. Lamb have moved from Vivian to Cherry street.
 The Missionary society will meet Mon- day afternoon at the church with Mrs. Brasfield in charge of the programme. The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet Mon- day at the church.
 There will be preaching Sunday morn- ing and evening by the pastor
 A surprise party was given MT. Ev-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
AVONDALE

erett McCool recently In honor of hls birthday. An ice course was served to Miss Mildred Martin Miss Jeanette Bibby, Miss Thelma Moore, Miss Mar garet Caffee, Miss Eleanor Mckibbon, Miss Sidney Haynes.
 MT. Ed Drennen, Mr Lionel Chaffin, Mir William Vildibuilt MT. Clarence McCool,' MT. Johnnie Hester, MT. Clar- ence Bibby, MT. Clyde Hester and Mr Willie Couch.
 Mrs. George Whitfield entertained the Christ Church Guild at her home Mon day afternoon. After an interesting pro- gramme dainty refreshments were served.
 Miss Eleanor McKibbon of Montevallo is the guest of relatives in Avondale.
 Mrs. Johnnie Kendall of Dothan is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alice Haynes
 Mrs. Bennett of Atlanta is the guest of her parents, Mir and Mrs. s. G.. Frey.
 MT. Wallace Gardner left Wednesday in answer to his draft call.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard. who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Jordan, have returned to Annistoh.
 Miss Louise O'Neill will return from Florida next week.
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Thursday afternoon for Red Cross work.
 The Eighteenth district of super vised teachers, under supervision of
 Prof. C. R. West. attended a meeting at Mt. Pinson Saturday.
 "The Womanless Wedding" was pre- sented at the Inglenook school audi
 torium under the direction of Misses Johnson and Scarborough for the bene
 fit of the School Improvement asso-
 citation of the Jefferson County High school.
 Inglenook chapter No. 1855, Order Eastern Star, will have an all-day oyster dinner and supper at Mrs. Pur- dys luchroom Tuesday. March 19. The School Improvement association at it's regular meeting Thursday
 March 14 will have two ladies from Birmingham to demonstrate the | Hcover kitchen. Rev Foster K. Gamble, a returned missionary from Corea, will lecture at the Methodist church Sunday evening at 7:30 under the auspices of the Ep- worth league. The Impromptu club will meet with Mrs. W. P. Blair Monday afternoon. The Methodist Ladies Aid society will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
 c. P. Smith. The Baptist Missionary union will ncld their meeting TueSuay afternoon
 with Mrs Sam Wallace, MT and Mrs Grady Curlu and little sons of Anniston visited friends here the past week Mrs. Alice Nelson of Atlanta is the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. w Finck Mrs. R. I. Baugh of Elkton, Tenn, is the guest of her son, MT. Frank Baugh and his family. MT. Roy Blackwell a senior at Jeff ferson County High school, will leave Monday for the army. Mrs. J. P. Carmy returned Satur- day from visit to relatives in Mont
 gomery.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Bodiford have moved to Mobile.
 MT. Willie Vogt of St. Louis is vis- iting his parents, MT. and Mrs George Vogt
 Mrs. A. L. Dillon Is spending some-
 time with relatives in Augusta, Ga. Misses Mary And Elizabeth Glenn and Hazel Nation of Morris were
 guests of Mrs. c. R. West Thursday night.
 Mrs. W. H. Edney has returned to her home in Louisville. after a visit to her son, MT. E. o, Edney,. and his family. MT. and Mrs. R. E. Lee have named their little daughter Wilber Roberta Mrs. Luther Westbrook and children have returned from visit to Blounts- vile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
WILLIAM

The regular meeting of the Mothers circle was held in the Kindergarten room Friday afternoon. The president Mrs F. w. Reid, presided. After a business discussion, the following programme was given: Natural Development of Unsel- fishness," Mrs. F. w. Mcdonald; How to Train the Anger Impulse,' Mrs. Me Creary; What to Avoid in Training the Anger Impulse" Mrs. O. T. Miller Cur rent Events" Mrs. Nelson.
 "The Cleaners were entertained by Mrs. Amos McCreary at her home on Wednesday evening. Following the busi- ness meeting a social hour was enjoyed Refreshments were served by the hostess.
 Mrs. Anthony Stoves and Mrs. Tom Stoves have returned to their home in Seattle, Wash, after visiting relatives here.
 Rev. l. K Waller is visiting relatives in Cairo. Ga.
 Paul Stewart has returned to Akron. O.. after spending couple of weeks with his parents.
 MT. Adam Powe from Camp Gordon Is visiting relatives here.
 MT Hugh Gilmore and MT. Tom Gil- more left the past week for Pittsburg.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Moore have re- turned from Sylacauga.
 Mrs. James Bethel of Garnsey Is visit ing relatives here.
 Mr. Will Brodie left Tuesday for Charleston, s. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
BOYLEs

The members of the Woman's Gull ture club were delightfully."- entertained Thursday, March '. at the home of Mrs. D. J. Moore, on Huntsville avenue A dered. Mrs. Mark Whitford read a pa- per on Ancient Constantinople," Mrs. M. H. Rudsille on Ancient Turks, Mrs. H. Sockoff on Modern Constan- tinople" Mrs. D. J. Moore and Mrs. Mark Whitford played several piano solos, Miss Allie Moore sang solo. Those present were Mrs. Sackoff, Mrs. R. c. Barton, Mrs c. M. Parrish, Mrs. NJ R. Rudsille. Mrs. Mark Whitford, Mrs Hubbard, Miss Ollie Erwin, Miss Bessie Erwin. Miss Allie Moore and the hostess, Mrs D. J. Moore.
 The members of the Red Cross unit were entertained at a spend the day party at the home of Mrs J. H. Gill Hand. The house was beautifully decor. ated for the occasion. The day was opened in Red Cross work. A Hoover lunch was served to the members of the unit. Mrs W. L. Walker Mrs. U H. Craig Mrs. R. N. Nunally Mrs. F. J. McCullum. Mrs. R. N. Crunk, Mrs. D. Cosby Mrs. M. Davidson Mrs Ellen Rue Mrs. J. Ed Lynch Mrs. J. Ed Lynch Jr.; Mrs H. E. Pearce. Mrs R. Hammin and Miss Jeanette Walker.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet Monday, March II, at the home of Mrs W. o. Hall, on Second avenue.
 The Jefferson Study club will meet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
INGLENOOK

Mrs. c. J. Holt was hostess Monday afternoon to the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid. The day was Mrs. Holt's birth- day anniversary, and the society pre- scented her with d pot Of lovely grow ins plants.
 The sixth birthday of little Lillian Ruth Edney was the inspiration of a lovely party given on Wednesday aft ernoon by her mother, Mrs. F. 0. Ed ney, at her home. Jessie Chantz re. ceived the little guests and served them with lemonade. In a billygoat contest Lois Beavers won the prize. which was a potted plant. Refresh- mcnts were served to 23 little girls The table was centered with a love- ly basket of pink and green flowers and the favors a pink candle in can dleholder which each small guest blew out, making wish for the hon cree.
 Missionary society held an all-day school of instruction at the church Tuesday. Mrs. S. G. McCluney of East Lake, president of Birmingham Gads- den presbyterial, presided over the meeting and a very interesting pro- gramme was given by Mrs. B. F. Mims, Mrs. C. E. Lewis Mrs. H. C. Breed ing. Mrs. J. C. Smith and Mrs. c. F. Lewis of Fifth Avenue church, Bir- mingham Other visitors were: Mrs. Sam Wallace and Mrs. W. c. Whit nlire. A plate luncheon was served.
 The Wahwahtaysee Campfire Girls went on a hike Thursday afternoon With the guardian, Miss Anne Mays, to Five Mile creek.
 Mrs. s. P. Bale entertained her lit- tie daughter. Ruth, and her friends Wednesday afternoon with a party in honor of her birthday. The house way beautiful in its decorations of pink and white. In donkey contest Fran ces shurbet won first prize and in a bean contest for the smallest tots Bar bara Hoffman won the prize. Forty little girls were among the guests.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Carlisle enter- tained Mir. Carlisle's class of 1e boys of the Methodist Sunday school Thurs day evening at their home on Fourth avenue. Music and games featured the evening and light refreshments were served
 The Young Matrons' Needlework club met with Mrs. Eva Mcdonald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
FAIRFIELD

Mrs. J. D. Matlock of Ensley was an interesting speaker at the meeting of the Falrheld School Improvement association Monday afternoon, taking for her topic School Improvement Work" Readings by Miss Carolyn Henshaw and Miss Jen- ne Chalmers were received with enthus- iasm by the guests. During the social hour- sandwiches and tea were served by Mrs. J. T. Mclaughlin and Mrs. E. Ii. Sadler, who were hostesses for the day
 At the meeting of the Booklovers club with Mrs c. J. Donald Tuesday afternoon an unique programme was given on war cooking, The roll call was answered with war recipes that mad been tested Mrs. c. E.. Busch winning the approval of judges on the most successful war cake The programme that followed was: Food Conservation discussed by Mrs. C. E. Busch; "The Relation of the Housewife to the Food Problem by Mrs. w. D. Miller. The afternoon was concluded with the hostess serving a salad course Besides the members Mrs. Donald had as her guests Mrs. D. A. Vaughn, Mrs. H. H. Gould, Mrs. A. D. Cochran, Mrs. J. B. Agnew of Mount Union, Pa. Mrs F. J. Erickson, Mrs Ida Bush, Mrs. c. L. Foster, Mrs. F. l.. Daniel and Mrs. Frank Reynolds.
 ss
 Fairfield's newest literary club, the Delphian club, was entertained by Mrs. P. J. Dempsey Thursday afternoon. The programme was on Egypt and as fol. lows: Antiquity of Egypt Mrs. B. J. Phillips Physical Geography ot Egypt, Mrs. j. l.. Phillips; Influence oi Topography on the People," Mrs. A. E. Wickham; "Prehistoric Egypt Mrs. F. F, French; Sources of Egyptian His tory' Mrs. R. J. Haering; '"rhe Great Pyramids prepared py Mrs. c. A. Thomas and read by Mrs. B. H. Sadler; "Memphis-Its Foundation Mrs. JoEu Daniel; Present Day Memphis. Mrs. C. A. Brk; Period of Collapse After Pyramid Age" Mrs. M. W. Glasgow A delightful feature of the programme was the singing of "A Perfect Day. Carrie Jacobs Bond), by Miss Nina Pharr. The guest of the club was Mrs T. A. Newbold. The hostess served dainty refreshments.
 The Methodist Missionary society will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. A. D. Cochran.
 The Fairfield Five Hundred club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Reynolds.
 Paul Gelston has been called to New York by the illness of his father.
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1 the different grades of the school taking | part.
 Mrs Thomas Christian will entertain the members of the New Idea clrcle l Tuesday at her home at Central Park. ! The next meeting of the Mid-Week
 Social club will be held Wednesday,,
 March 20, with Mrs. A. F. Elliott 1 A progressive spelling bee will be held l Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
 Roland Stephens on Hayes avenue under
 the auspices of the Ladies Aid society
 of the Hunter Street Baptist church. l News has been received by friends in 1 Fairview of the death of Mrs. Susan Clark, which occurred at the home of
 her daughter, Mrs Margaret Dillon, Fci- | day.
 l The Women's Missionary union of the Hunter Street Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
 church. An interesting missionary pro- gramme has been arranged by Mrs D.. l Beason
 | The regular monthly meeting of the Fairvew School Improvement associa- l tion was held Tuesday afternoon at the school A large number of members and visitors were present A special feature | of the meeting was an address by Dr. | J. H. Phillips superintendent of the Bir- l mingham schools who spoke upon School Improvements and the Benefits /: Derived From Them. Mrs. J. R. Hum. l phreys rendered one of her delightful
 songs, "A Little Gray Home in theWest, . accompanied by Mrs. H. l.. Turney, Mrs. | J. NJ. Oliver was appointed chairman | of committee to secure the services Of l an instructor for the classes of the
 Hoover kitchen, which the association 1 is planning to have at the school in the l near future. Mrs. J. B. Allen, Mrs. 1 Kyle Lawson and Mrs. J. M. Oliver were ! appointed a committee to purchase ma terials and make service flag for tho | school Mrs. Neal Dugger presided at l the meeting
 l MT. and Mrs. N o. Landers have re- | turned from visit to Cedartown, Ga. | Mr Herbert owens is i'll at his homo | on Rising street.
 l MT. J. c. Dearing is i'll.
 | MT w P. Thornton left Wednesday l for San Francisco, where he has ac- 1 cepted a government position
 MT. Thomas W. Jones is spending sev-
 eral weeks in New Orleans.
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Tuesday evening at S:3O o'clock, Miss I.rcie Walker, third department super intendent, will be in charge of the meeting.
 The board of control of the Boys club will meet on Thursday morning at 10.30 o'clock at the Tutwiler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
EAST LAKE

Mrs. c. F. Shumate was hostess on Friday afternoon entertaining the Pirian club and number of guests. C1uB colors were seen in all the deco- rations-the flowers used being lilac and volets. Readings were given by Mrs. D. F. McLendon and Mrs. T. R. Eagles Papers discussing magazines and their writers were presented by Mrs P. P. Burns, Mrs. N A Barrett and Mrs. c. c. Jones. The splendid musical numbers were a solo. by Mrs. Wayland Jones and violin selections by Miss Ruth Vintson, with Mrs. liar old Robinson as accompanist. Guests present besides the club members were Mrs. D. E. Mckinley. Mrs. Wayland Jones. Mrs. Paul Pim, Mrs. Hoehn, Mrs F. M. Franks Mrs B. Vintson, Mrs. Leo Byrd, Mrs. Bertha Mccall, Mrs. John N Griffin, Mrs. l.. A. Keene. Mrs. Me- Manus, Mrs. David Hibbs, Mrs. Hugh Grant Mrs M. $. McLendon, Miss Georgia Weatherall Miss Ottis Ligon and Miss Ruth Vintsun.
 Mrs Beecher Byrd entertained the Pi Sigma Psi club on Wednesday aft ernoon. A suggestion of St. Patrick was seen in the lovely green and white decorations. This was carried out by the IlOWefS, reIreSNmeHIS, HilHtS hiu score cards, After the game the prize, hand painted hair receiver was awarded Mrs Earl Hargrove. The vis- itor's prize was presented Mrs. Dewitt Sadler. Those present were: Mrs. De- Witt Sadler. Mrs Wayland Jones, Mrs. Leo Byrd, Mrs. David Hibbs, Mrs. A. H. Quinn, Mrs D. E. Mckinley. Mrs Guy Mckinley, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs Dudley McAdory, Mrs. Bower. Mrs. Joe Hick- man, Mrs. Hues Smith, Mrs. Hugh Grant Mrs. Earl Hargrove. Mrs Cecil Alexander, Mrs. Tom Mccullough. Mrs. Charles Heck. Miss Marianna McDon- ald. Miss Mona Pearce alid Miss Lucille Hill.
 The Fortniehtly Shakespearean club met on Thursday morning with Mra J. NJ. Hankins. Lovely spring flowers were used in the decorations. Those taking part on the programme were: Mrs Thomas R. Lea. Mrs. Dixon Me Lendon. Mrs. John Vincent, together with musical selections by Mss Lucy Jones Guests present were: Mrs. P. J. Robinson. Mrs Frank Feltus and Miss Sandifer, while club members present were Mrs. w. c. Caldwell, Miss Lucy Jones, Mrs. F. M. Franks, Mrs. J. M. uankins. Mrs. J. A. Hendricks, Miss Leila Hill. Mrs Earnest Lal'oint, Mrs. Tom Lea. Mrs. D. c. Meadow, Mrs. J. M. Mlnter Mrs J. ID. Moor, MrS. w. O Bass. Mrs, scudder Ryall, Mrs John Vincent Mrs. Whiteside Mrs w. q. Waldrop and Mrs. Dixon McLcndon.
 Mrs. E. c. Burchfield was hostess at her home Thursday morning honoring the teachers of the teen-age depart ment of the Methodist Sunday school Salad plates ornamented with violeta were served. the hostess being assisted by her little son, John Eurchfield and little Annie Joe Cornwell. Those en- toying this hospitality were: Miss Ethelyn Boidurant, Mrs. w. E. Kreh. Mrs. Dixon McLendon Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Carson Helm. Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. !. H. Gay. Mrs. J. Fl. Cornwell and Mrs. w o. Bass
 Dr. and Mrs. David Hibbs of Rich mond. Va. Are the guests of pr and Mrs. H. H. fiibbs.
 Mrs. M s. McI.sndon of LAGraneA, Ga. is visiting Her alsterA Mf1 c. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
FAIRvIEW

Mrs J. D. Butler will entertain the members of the Women's Missionary society Monday afternoon at her ho'ne on Crew street. An interesting pro gramme has been arranged. A cordial invitation is extended to all members to be present. A report will be read by the delegates, who have just returned from the conference held in Alexander City the past week.
 An interesting meeting of the Mid Week Social club was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. Dear ing on Avis avenue. The afternoon was pleasantly spent fin sewing for the Red Cross At the close of the meeting dainty refreshments were served to Mesdame Joseph Tate, J. T. Blakemore, Thomas Watkins, Carl Jones. Mir. McGregor.
 Under the auspices of the Junior He'd Cross auxiliary of the Fairview school, an excellent patriotic programme will be given Thursday afternoon at the school. The programme will consist of songs. readings and drills, children of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
WOODLAWN

Mrs Miles Bradford was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the members of the Eleanor Hord club at a very inter- esting meeting. The house was bright with spring flow CTS. The subject for the afternoon was "Conversation of Speech" Mrs Frank Steele acting as leader. Mrs. John Karns spoke on Slang" and Mrs. J. E. Sims gave a paper on "The Dialects of Our Coun- try" Miss Mabel Lovelady sang sev- eral Of the new songs, accompanied by Miss Annie Watson. A salad course was served Visitors present were Mrs Robert Lowry Mrs Smith, Mrs J. w. Wakefield and Mrs. Victor Smith.
 The Missionary society of the First Methodist church held their literary meeting Monday afternon in the church parlors. The subject of the meeting was Social Service" Mrs. H. B. Me- Laurine was leader, and made an in- teresting talk on Keeping One Day In Seven" Mrs. Alice Johnson, confer ence social service superintendent, and Mrs Maud Palmer Henderson, confer ence secretary, were present, and made reports on the progress of missionary work. About 25 members were pres- ent.
 Mrs. W. C. Farrar was hostess Wednesday afternon to the Young Ma irons Missionary society al her nome on Halstead street. Mrs. Farrar, who was a delegate from the conference re- gently held in Alexander City, gave report from that assembly. An ice course was served.
 The Woman's club met Friday morn ing in the library rooms. At the close of the business session a programme treating of some of the new Barrie plays was given. Mrs. F. W. Mere dith spoke of Barrie, the author: Mrs. C. B. Yandle told the story of the Twelve-Pound Look" and Mrs w G. Lewis gave the one-act play, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals" The hos tesses were Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell and Mrs. W. M. Peterson, who served a plate luncheon. Visitors present were Mrs. H. S. Ryall Mrs. Q. P. Witte and Mrs. Robert Lowry.
 A spend-the-day sewing party was enjoyed by the ladies of the Mission ary society of the First Methodist church at the home of Mrs Robert Fchols on Tuesday. About 16 women were present and spent the time in embroidering.
 The Astraea club will meet Friday morning in the library.
 special meeting of the woman's Christian Temperance union will be held during the week, when Mrs. Charles Sharp will be present and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-10
WEST END

The weman's auxiliary of tha yine Street Presbyterian church held it's rer-
 ular meeting Monday in the church nar- iors. Mrs. J. c. Orr gave a talk on Temperance" Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Joe Hull, president: Mrs A. WalIey, first vice president Mrs o.
 L a,, parlsh' treasurer. and Mrs. H. A. Middleton, secretary. The w A. w pand was hostess and they served a delightful ice course to about 25 ladies. The Chatterers club met Thursday aft
 ernoon at the home of Mrs. Lasiter on second avenue. Chatting and sewing were enjoyed throughout the afternoon
 and delightful refreshments were served to a number of ladies'
 Little Miss Louise Fielder celebrated ner nlnth birthday at her home on Tus- caloosa avenue. The rooms were beaut- ruily decorated in red, white and blue. and other patriotic ideas Games and contests were enjoyed. Little Miss Eliza beth Adams won the prize in flag con- test" A delightful ice course was served to the following: Miss Evelyn Sellers. Miss Majory Thomas, Miss Louise Wis., dom, Miss Helen Mae Mcdonald, Miss
 Elese Cross, Miss Evelyn Downs Miss Norma Agnes Leach, Miss Sara Dohles, Miss Jaunita McRae. Miss Louise Field CT
 and Miss Eleanor Fielder. The members of the Merry Needle club were delightfully."- entertained at the home of Mrs. w. E. Mauk The club was organized into a Red Cross unit and the afternoon was spent in sewing and knitting for the soldiers. A delightful salad course was served to the following Mrs. Lively, Mrs. A. F. Denson. Mrs. Prlchett, Mrs. Richard Yarborough, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. M. k. Hill and Mrs. W. E. Mauk
 The Womans Christian Temperance
 union will have called meting Thurs day at 3 o'clock in the basement of the
 Baptist church. Mrs. A. J Ozanne and Mrs. shelton, leaders of the quiz, re- quest that all be present, as there will be rehearsal of the quiz The West End Forty-two club will meet Wednesday at the home of Miss Minnie Looney.
 Band No. 2 of the woman's Missionary
 union of the Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon in the basement of the church.
 Mrs. Harry Metcalf left Friday for Chattanooga. where she will spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neil.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Schroeder, ST., of New Orleans are the guests of their son, Mir. R. c. Schroeder, and Mrs. Schroeder on Tuscaloosa avenue. Sergeant R. V. Wilson has returned to Camp Jackson, Columbia. s. C.. after spending few days with his parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Al Wilson, on Fourth ave- nue.
 Mrs. T. s. Morton is quite i'll at her home on Cotton avenue
 Mrs. R. w. Phelps has returned to her
 home in Salem, Ala. after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. F. P. Bledsoe, on Pine street.
 Mrs. E. H. Hart of Chicago Is the
 guest of her mother. Mrs. Nell Sweeley.
 Mrs. T. L. McDoodle and daughter,
 Lola Mae, have returned to their home in
 Burnsville after spending a few days