The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-06
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MT. and Mrs. F. F. Martin enter tained at dinner Sunday. The dining room was beautifully decorated in Christmas colors. Covers were laid for Mrs Graham, MT. and Mrs Tom Martin, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Spain and children, MT William Martin and Miss Lydia Gill more.
 Miss Irene IIopwood entertained at a watch party Monday evening at her home on Huntsville avenue. Those present were: Misses Katherine War dell, Emma Emerson, Grace Smith, Tommie McMuran. Belle Williams, Myr- tie Clay, Hilda Brown, Edna Spain and Miss Hopwood Messrs. Grady Wardell, Clay Howell, Rodie Roberts, Farris nest Johnson, Watts Jones, Williams Bearden. Holmes Thomson. Robert Mills and others.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Pearce enter tained at dinner Thursday at their home on Huntsville avenue. The en- tire house was beautifully decorated in the Christmas colors. Covers were laid for Mir and Mrs. c. H. Ohme, Dr. c. F. Murphee, Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Beatty,
 Mrs. R. F.. Martin proved charm ing hostess Thursday afternoon, when she entertained the Woman's Culture club at her home. Interesting papers were given by Miss Bessie Erwin on Poland. "A Story of the Storm" was read by Mrs. NJ Whitford An ice course was served
 Mir. Jim Duncan celebrated his fif- teenth birthday Monday evening by en- tertaining number of his friends at watch party. Those invited were Misses Neener Maude Comfort, Myr- tie Roberts, Mary Roberts Dorothy Duncan, Mamie Erwin, Messrs Fred Hughes. Claude Lloyd, Joe McCollum, Elmer Sorrell, Grady Locklier, Willie Jennings and Jim Duncan.
 Mrs w. o. Hall entertained at a spend d-the-day party Friday. At o'clock delicious luncheon was en- joyed by Mesdames F. Barton, J. M Marsh. J. W. Clay. T. L. Clay, Fred Mur- phee, Shikle, w. s. Kelly, Oscar Hall and Mrs. w. o. Hall.
 Miss Ruby Brown was hostess to a number of friends Tuesday evening. complimenting her guest. Miss velma Nolan of Sulligent. Games and music were enjoyed. The guests were: Misses Ruby Barton, IIi1da Brown, Stella Brown. Myrtle Clay. velma Nolan, Ruby Brown, Messrs Preston Roberts, Joe Clay, George Brown and Albert Bowen.
 Mrs F; Bryant entertained in honor of her music class at her home on Huntsville avenue Friday evening. Christmas colorS were carried out in the decorations. The guests included Misses Reba Jennings, Ruth and Blanche Thomson, Ruby Mullins. Mary Bryant. Evelyn Smith, Virginia Moore, Nellie, Eva and lone Smith, Messrs. Billy Anderson, Doll Darden. Clarence Hilton, Marvin Morgan. Paul Bradley, Jerry Jernigan. Willie Du- rant. Clarence Thomson, Eddie Bran ham. Mrs. Mullins Mrs. Thomason. Mrs. Smith.
 Little Mildred May celebrated her eighth birthday Wednesday, entertain ing a number of her friends at her home. The color scheme of pink and white was carried out. Various games were played, after which an ice course was served to Misses Amy Mangrum, Mary Sibert, Hazel Clay, Edith Shikle. Odeil Thomas, Nadine Crunk, Master Homer B. Lalford, Misses Mildred Crunk, Janice Craig, Edna Hall. Ruth Brown, Mary Spain, Rosa Lee Hap wood. Lillie Colgate. Masters John Gilland, T. c. Colgate, William and Henry Kelly Donald Parrish. Harold Dorsey, ]. F. Taylor. Louis and Clinton Mangrum, William Shoemaker.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M.Talford left Thurs day for Gadsden.
 Miss Velma Nolan has returned to her home in Sulligent after spending several days with Miss Ruby Brown.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. E. Pilson, who have spent several days with Mir. and Mrs.