The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
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Mrs. l.. A. Christian entertained Tues : day evening, complimenting Miss Louise Collins nnd her guests, Miss Mamie Nix Raybur, Miss Evelyn Better and Miss Marjorie Craige, on the occasion of the birthday of her son, Mir, William Chris tan. The house was elaborately dec- orated with summer flowers. The even ing was spent in playing games and & musical contest was enjoyed. Music was furnished during the evening by AIr. and Mrs. w. W. Sharp and Miss Collins An Ice course was served to about 30 guests
 MT and Mrs. Charles Guthrie were hosts Saturday evening at a dinner party Among their guests were Mir. and Mrs G. L. Clapp Miss Hattie Leon Banks, Miss Lela Clark, Miss Gertrude Clapp, Miss Emma Belle Guthrie, Miss Elizabeth Guthrie, MT Prather Lock- halt.
 The Missionary society of the First Methodist church held the regular loca, department meeting Monday afternoon In the church parlors, Mrs. R. B. BroyIes acting as leader. Plans were made for the fall work and an interesting meet ing was enjoyed.
 The Needlecraft club will meet Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. k. M Williams
 Mrs. Robert Echols has returned from visit to friends in Talladega.
 Miss Elizabeth Gaines is visiting friends in Mobile.
 Mir and Mrs. E. L. Layfield and little daughters, Eleanore and Elizabeth. of Richmond, who have been visiting Mrs A. J. Massey, left Thursday for Colum- bus, Ga, where they will be the guests Of MT. and Mrs Charles Davis.
 Miss Wilma Gillespie is visiting friends in Siserunk, Ala
 Mrs Robert Mankin, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs R. A. AlIgood, has returned to her home in Rockwell, N NJ
 Miss Eugenia Thompson has returned from visit to her aunt, Mrs Charles Davis, in Columbus Ga.
 Mrs. s. J. Pruitte and daughter, Ruby have returned from a trip to Villa Rica and Atlanta, Ga.
 Little Heggie Halcomb of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. E. $. Cooley
 Mrs. Mary Gaines has returned from visit to friends in Clanton.
 Miss Aline McFarlin, Mrs. l.. A, Hem dirk and little daughter, Margaret Aline, leave tomorrow for a weeks visit to their aunt, Mrs. Goldman, in Culleoka, Tenn.
 Miss Rosa Barham is ill at the South Highland infirmary
 Miss Ruth Sandifer with Julia and Annie Perrin Little is visiting relatives in New Castle
 Private Albert H. Smith, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs J, H. McCarty, has rturned to Camp Sevier.
 Mrs & E. Willoughby and daughter, Miss Ruth, have returned from visit to friends in Jacksonville, Tex.
 Misses Alma and Hette Huddleston of Ayers are visiting Mrs Gilbert Ritchie.
 Sergt. Ed Hendrix returhed to Camp Green Wednesday after a visit to his aunt, Mrs. Will Hornbuckle
 MT. Arthur Boone of the United States navy at Norfolk is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs D. c. Boone.
 Mrs E. L. Morris is visiting friends in Decatur and Huntsville.
 Mrs. F. D. Patterson and daughter, Miss Ladeen, who have been the guests of Mrs. R l.. Walkley, left Wendesday for Cerulean Springs, Ky.
 MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Christian of Co- iumbia are spending the weekend with Mrs. Robert Ritchie.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy King are enjoying a trip to Cincinnati and Chicago
 MT. Willard Kellar of Los Angeles, Cal, is the guest of MT. Guy Bagley.
 Miss Katherine Cummings of Stewards is visiting Miss Doris Logan.
 Miss Mamie Nix Rayburn and Miss Evelyn Better of Guntersvile are the guests of Miss Louise Collins.
 Miss Marjorie Craige has returned to her home in Savannah after a visit to Miss Louise Collins.
 Mrs. l.. c. Thost has returned from a visit to friends in Columbus, Miss.
 MT. Robert Carter, who was the guest last week of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Collins, left Thursday for his home in Gunters- vile
 Miss Kate Howard of Selma is visit ing Mrs. Robert Echols
 Bishop Ainsworth of Texas is the guest of Mir and Mrs. l.. A. Christian.