The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
FAIRVEIW

An interesting meeting of the Far v;aw School Improvement association was held Tuesday afternoon at the school building. A number Of mothers were present during the afternoon ana the annual election of officers was held with the following results: Presi- dent. Mrs H. B. Allen; vice president Mrs. Walter V. Glaze; secretary, Mrs. John E. White; treasurer, MT. E. E. Gordon. Mrs. Neal Dugger, the retiring president, delivered very interesting address. MT. F. E. Gordon, principal or the school, then spoke upon the eN- cellent work which the association had accomplished during the past year. Mrs. Dugger was presented with bouauet of roses, which was presented bv the faculty of the school in appre- citation for the excellent work which she had rendered the association.
 Mrs. J. J. Smith was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the members or the New Idea circle at a social session. The Smith home was very attractise ml.n it's vases of garden flowers and follage. After an interesting programme an ice course was served
 Mrs. T. S. Watson will be at home to
 the members of Midweek Social ciuo
 Wednesday afternoon at her home on
 Bessemer boulevard
 Many friends of MT. P. H. Meehls
 will be pleased to learn that he is rest ing nicely after an operation at St. Vim cents hospital Tuesday.
 Mrs M. G. Arnott was hostess or Thursday at a spend.the-day party at her home on Compton street to the members of the New Idea Sewing circle and a few guests. During the day a number of useful garments were mace for the Red Cross. At noon delight full box luncheon was served. At the Hunter Street Baptist church Monday afternoon meeting Of the Rantist Womens Missionary union will he held. The subject for the Mission arv circle will be "Women's Missionary Training School" Mrs. H. B. Allen will preside.
 Mrs. w. Cole has returned to her home in Cullman after visit spent with her relatives, MT. and Mrs w.. T. Taylor.
 The Tairview Red Cross unit met Thursday with Mrs. J. M Oliver Much excellent work is being done by the members. A number of garments and supplies have been completed. l MT. Charles Higdon is i'll at his home on Browns avenue.
 Luther Gilbert is improving after a recent Illness at the home of his uncle ana aunt, NIT. anu D <NAtSAt' Mrs. T. G. Cornelious of Anniston is the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. M. Oli- yer, on Oak avenue
 Mrs. J. w. Penn is ill at her home on | Ann street.
 Mrs. R. E. Stephens has as her guest her mother, Mrs T. A. Reid Of Dothan- I Mrs Sudden of Tupelo, Miss. is hte guest of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Hor- ton.
 l Many friends of Mrs. Ennis Graham | of Fairview will regret to learn that she is i'll at the Norwood infirmary. 1 Mrs Earle Gilmore is improving aft | CT an operation on her throat at her home on Lanch avenue.
 | One of the most delightful affairs or the past week was the reception ten- ldered the Woman's auxiliary of the l Fairview Presbyterian church Monday lafternoon at the beautiful cottage home l Of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Moebes with Mrs. Moebes as hostess. Quantities of red | and pink roses lent their beauty and fragrance to the music and living i rooms. The programme consisted of an l invocation by the Rev. J. C. Mcqueen. l vocal solo by Mrs. Edgar Montgom l cry. pian3 selection by Mrs. Thedore Furman, a vocal duet. Keep the Home Fires Burning" by Miss Irene and Mas ter Conrad Moebers. After which ices were served to the following guests: Mrs. Ella T.. Bell, Mrs. J. c. Sains. Mrs
 J. A.. Walker. Mrs. J. w. Smith. Mrs
 8. c. Spence. Mrs. Theodore Furman4