The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
WEST END

Mrs Oscie Oliver entertained the "As You Like It. club Tuesday afternoon at a Lyric box party. After the matinee ices were served at Nunnaliys 10 tne following club members and guests: Mrs. Jack Bethea. Mrs. Ryan Watt, Mrs. Cor don Scarborough, Mrs. Ross Hancoch' Mrs. W. M. Gwin, Mrs Water Ihom1as' ma, Mrs. J. w. Brown, Mrs Murray wal lace Mrs. Smith and Mrs. William Oll- yer.
 The members of the Woman's Temper ance union entertained at reception a' the Mercy Home Industrial school Ill honor of the new members. During the afternoon the girls of the Scnool enter tained the guests with play, which was both splendid and unique. Later in the afternoon delicious ice was SerVeu 'o a large attendance.
 The Young Peoples Missionary society of the West End Methodist church was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Edith Caller on Tusca- loosa avenue An interesting programme had been arranged on Japan. Ihose taking part in the programme were MISS Lois Smyer, Miss Vlda Wauuy anu NisA Edith Caller.
 The Merry Needle club, which was re- cently organized into a Red Cross unit, met at the home of Mrs. w. w. Black | we'll and sewing and knitting TOT the | soldiers was the feature Of the alter- | noon A salad course was served to about 20 ladies. club members and guests 1 The J. U. G. club was entertalneo III a most delightful manner when the members and several additional guests were invited to go to the home Of Miss | I J,eonide smith on Shades mountain. The young folks and their chaperons went | to the end of the Miner Heights bus | line. and hiked from there to the home I of Miss Smith, distance Of three mics. | A delicious course dinner was serVeo soon after the arrival of the guests after which music and dancing "ele | enioyed until a late hour. About one dozen couples of oung people and the chaperons enjoyed the evening with the hostess, who was ably assisted in enter taining her guests by her mother and sister.
 1 Mrs. R. L. Burt was hostess at forty l two'' complimenting MT. Burt, who Is at home for a few days. Several ta- l bles were arranged for the games, ana l at late hour refreshments were served | to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bledsoe, MT. and Mrs. William Dobbs, MT. and Mrs. Warner Coleman, MT. and Mrs. Fletcher Williams. MT. and Mrs. Renfroe Upshaw, Mir. and Mrs. J. n. Rowe. MT. and Mrs. Warren Johnson Mrs J. E. Fryer and MT. and Mrs. R. | l.. Burt
 Section "B" of the Junior Missionary society of the West End Methodist church met Saturday at the home of Miss Edith Rowe on First avenue. ] The Fisher class of the West End Zap ltist church will meet Friday, May II, at the home of Mrs. J. N. Brown on Cotton avenue. with Mrs Brown and Mrs w. F. Jordan as joint hostesses. | The Red Cross unit of the Woman s auxiliary of the Vine Street Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday in the church parlors.
 Miss Grace Steen left Monday to visit friends and relatives in Chattanooga,
 Tenn. and from there will go on to Greenville. S. C., to visit before return | ing 10 her home in West End.
 Mrs. J, N. Brown spent the week I end with friends and relatives at Oak. man.
 | Mrs. William Fryer of Jasper is the | guest of Mrs. Turner on Hawkins street
 Mrs. H. Schwarz has returned to her l home in Norwood. O., after an extended visit to her sister. Mrs. G. Schweikert and MT. Schweikert in West End. Miss Grace Lacey is rapidly improv. ing, following a serious operation at thu
 Birmingham infirmary.
 Little Virginia Metcalf is very mucA