The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
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Mrs Jesse Johnston was hostess to the members of the Eleanor Hord club on Tuesday afternoon. At the close of the business session an interesting pro- pramme was rendered. Dr. J. N. Kil- tough was present, and made an ad dress on the diseases of children and the effect on their future life. Mrs. C.. A. Merrill read an instructive paper, treating of the physical education of children Mrs. F. c. She1burn gave a reading Refreshments were served to about 20 members and the following guests: Mrs. John ONeal, Mrs. W. B. Dowell, Mrs. Victor Smith and Mrs. At kinson of East Lake.
 The Young Matrons Missionary met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. c. Farrar. Mrs. Gilbert Ritchie talked on "Consecration." which was follwed by general discussion. Among those present were: Mrs. q. H. Gill, Mrs. w. M Richard, Mrs. E. L. Wailes, Mrs $. S. vann, Mrs. R. c. Crawford, Mrs Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Jesse Flinn, Mrs Gilbert Ritchie, Mrs. c. F. Sharley and Mrs. J. S. McLauchlin-
 The Missionary society of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church met Mon- day afternoon in the church parlors An enjoyable programe was furnished by Mrs O. D. Freeman Mrs. D. I. Cox,
 S and Mrs Bal1entine Mrs. Rosenberg offered most inspiring prayer for our soldiers and sailors. Mrs. T. c. Bush was present in the interest of the Baptist training school which will be held in March.
 The Mothers club met Thursday morning in the library rooms. busi- ness meeting was held, followed by literary programme. in which Mrs. J. D. 1tnr no, ton of the Hour" Mrs J. D. Leslie, Save the Babies" Mrs J. F. Levvy, should High School Children Attend Dances" The hostesses for the meet ing were: Mrs. C. M. Rellsmyer, Mrs. o. D. Freeman and Mrs. O. P. Fontaine. Circle NS. 3 of the Missionary so- ciety of the Methodist church enter tained Friday afternoon and evening at box party at the home of Mrs. J. A. Collins Mrs. Collins was assisted In receiving her guests by Mrs. R. F. Crunabley, Mrs. W. R. Crumley Mrs. J. F. Stewart, Mrs. D. w. Pickens, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Patillo, Mrs Malloy and Mrs. J. w. Powers.
 The young men of MT. Newton Smiths Sunday school class enter tained their girl friends Friday even l ing at party at the home of MT. Will l liam Brazeal. complimenting MT. Will | liam Christian, who is over from uni versity for few days. The evening has spent with music and in playing 1 games, after which refreshments were served to about 25 guests. 1 A Iaeeting of the Wesley class was held Thursday afternon at the home of Mrs. o. F. Fontaine when important business in the interest of the class l was transacted. About 20 members | were present.
 l The Woman's club met Friday morn ing in the library. At the close of the l business meeting programme on South America was given. Mrs A. I.
 Massey gave talk on the Monroe
 Doctrine and Mrs. J. B. Sandifer read l an interesting paper on Brazil. The hostesses were: Mrs. F. s. Cooley. Mrs l J. w. IIargrove and Mrs. J. w. Allen,
 who served plate luncheon. Visitors
 present, besides the mebers, were: Mrs A. w. Bell. Mrs. S. J. Ansley, Mrs. s. A. Keene Mrs. Washington, Mrs
 R. l.. Newsom and Mrs. s. T. Bigham. 1 Red Cross unit No. 1 will meet Tues
 day in the city hall
 1 The Needlecraft club will meet Fri | day morning in the library.
 Mrs. L e. Melton of Tuscaloosa is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Col 1 tins.
 Mrs R c. Richards has returned
 from visit to relatives in Chatta-
 nooga
 Mrs W. J. Massey of Fayetteville,
 Tenn. and Mrs. J. w. Wakefield of Lewisburg, Tenn. are the guests of Mrs. k. L. Newson.
 Mrs. I.eiioy Dart and baby who have been visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. | Roherr Moore, have returned to Jack sonville.
 The Misses McIhce, who have Been i i'll. are much improved
 MT Flint Spradley has returned to Camp Wheeler after a visit to rela- | tives in tle citv
 MT. and Ms Cyrus Thaxton, who have been tho guests of their parents, | atr. and Mrs J. w. Thaxton, have re- ! turned to their home in Griffin. Ga. Mir. and Mrs. w. A Perry and little I darshter. Christine, who have been the guests of Mir and Mrs. IT. B. McLau
 rine, have returned to their home in
 Jackson. Tenn.