The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
WOODLAWN

l ! Mrs. Frank C. Black entertained l experimenting her sister. Miss Leila 1 Dawson, whose marriage to Mir. Willis McMchael was an event of Wednesday l evening. The house was made gay with spring flowers. Punch was served I by Miss Mary Black. A contest was enjoyed in which the prizes were won l by Mrs. L. B. Dodd and Mrs. James
 Black. plate luncheon was served
 Miss Leila Dawson. Mrs. George Wetzel. I Mrs. P. J. Dawson. Mrs. o. s. Wilder.
 Mrs John Schral. Mrs. H. E. Newman.
 Mrs. Emma Moore. Mrs. Lester Mauck. I Mrs. D. c. Jones, Mrs. G. J. Black. Mrs.
 c. T. Black, Mrs. Mackey. Mrs B. L. ] Dodd, Miss Carrie Dawson. Miss Ruby l CottMgham. Miss Ruby Gore, Miss 1 Mary Black. Mrs. Frank Black. l Mrs. Lester Mauck entertained I Thursday afternoon at a reception in
 honor of Mrs Harry Clay Edmundson,
 a bride of Sunday; Miss Cora MauclS l of Luray, Va. and Miss Ruby Gore oI Clanton. who are her house guests. A profusion of Shasta daisies. com bined with ferns were used in decordt- f ing Mrs. Mauck was assisted in re-
 ceiving by Mrs. c. M. Lawrence. Mrs
 c. B. Hughes and Mrs. F. M. Jones' l Punch was served by Miss Matilda I Lykes. An interesting musical pro- granfne was furnished by Miss Gore. who gave a-violin solo, Mrs Hughes
 at the plano and Miss Flora Jones, who sang. Ices were served to about fifty 1 guests.
 Mrs l.. A. Christian entertained ut i luncheon Wednesday. complimenting
 Mrs D. P. Blue. The table was bright with summer flowers. Mrs. Christians S
 guests were: Mrs. Blue. Mrs. George Earnest. Mrs. T. R. Sharp, Mrs |. K | Rat inf Mrc nd ] Goode.
 1 Mrs. c M Lawrence entertained at a miscellaneous shower Friday after noon in honor Of Mrs. Harry c. Ed- mundson. whose marriage occurred on l Sunday. The house was decorated in the national colors which were also l carrie ed out in the ices. Little Charles Lawrence and George Strange dressed respectively as soldier and a sailor, | brought in the gifts upon a miniature stretcher. Little Miss Elizabeth Smith, | attired as a Red Cross nurse. presented I them to the bride Punch was served upon the enclosed porch by Miss Mamie Duke and Miss Katherine Lawrence. Mrs, Lawrence was assisted In recciv- I ing by Mrs T. F. Waldrop. Mrs. $. A 1 Ellis Mrs c B. Hughes, and Mrs. j. k 1 Ellis About 50 guests were present.
 truck ride to West Lake was en- I joyed Tuesday evening by the mem 1 bcrs of MT. Newton Srnith'S Sunday school class and their friends.
 Miss Gertrude Davis entertained the 1 members of her Sunday school class at . picnic at East Lake
 ! Mrs. Y. J. Reese of Palatka, Fla. Is ! the guest of her mother, Mrs. M A. Maus ] Mrs w. R Lawley of -acksonville,
 Fla. has returned to her home after a visit to Mrs E. r. Crawford.
 MrseF F. L. Blau and baby have gone | to indiana to spend the summer. MT. Blau will be engaged az the summer
 school in Tuscaloosa for the next six weeks.
 l Mrs E. r. La, field. with her little l daughters Eleauore and Elizabeth arrived yesterday from Richmond to visit her mother Mrs A J. Massey. | Mir. and Mrs Will Knight and chill dren of ColuInbus, Ga, arc the guests of their parents MT. and Mrs. j. B. l Knight.
 MT. Henry Maus left Wednesday for
 Mrs. A. V Owens has returned to her home in Heflin after a yist to Mrs F. F. Crawford.
 I Miss Marjorie Newsoin of Fayettc- vilIe. Ky. is the slest of Miss Sarah Newsoin.
 ! Mrs. Thomas J. Carter. who was l operated upon for appendicitis at a local infirmary. returned to her nome yesterday.