The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-03
WEST END

Miss Katie Smith entertained in honor of her fourteenth birthday at her home. The rooms were decorated
 with cut flowers and ferns. Progress
 sivo rock was played until a late
 hour. when refreshments were served
 to about 20 young people.
 Mrs. McBride was hostess Tuesday
 afternoon to the members of the Wom-
 ems Missionary society of the West
 End Methodist church. Mrs. J. c. Orr
 and Mrs. H. B. Abernathy gave in
 teresting talks. Miss Elizabeth Gcwin gave reading. Delightful refresl- nlents were served to about 30 mem bcrs following a social hour. Mrs. s. c. Johnston was hostess Wednesday afternoon at her home 10 the members of the West End Forty
 two club. The rooms were decorated, carrying out the color scheme of pink and white. The club game, "forty-two, was played, after which salad course
 was served to number of club mem bers and several visitors.
 Mrs. Henry Barclay was hostess at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Mabel Day, whose marriage to MT. M. L. Bonner was an event of Wednesday. The rooms were decorated with pink and white Miss Day was the recipient of many gifts. The Chatterers club was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lassater.
 Miss Elizabeth Gewin was hostess
 at one of the prettiest functions of ; the winter when she entertained at a farewell party to her class at Hemp hill school, as sbe enters high school. A unique programme was carried out
 in which Mike Albright made a talk presenting the picture to the teAch- from fha p1a fs1l ma "a by D. W. McCray, who gave an ap- preciation of the teachers. Miss Eliz- abeth Gewin gave the class prophecy and Miss Edna Patterson the farewell to the teachers Miss Nina Wells, Miss Elizabeth Gewin gave several piano selections and Miss Earle and Miss Mere Thomas sang. Professor Price gave toast to the teachers and class. A musical contest resulted in cur. ty several of the young people for the prize, which fell to Miss Edna Pat | terson Professor and Mrs Price and | the three senior teachers, Miss Frost, i Miss Luther and Miss Thompson, the I hostess invited her former teachers, Miss McLauren, Miss Matthews, and ! Miss Mamie Henry and her mother, Mrs. W. c. Gewin. Delicious refresh
 ments were served, carrying out the i school colors, green and white. | The House Service lea que hopes .o have with them the second Tuesday ! ill February Mrs. H. J. Mobley of Chi- ! cago. who will give lecture on gar | dens. A large attendance is urged at 2i30 o'clock at West End library. l The Epworth League of the West | End Methodist church will meet Sun-
 day evening at 6:15 in the basement
 of the church. Mir Sidney Smyer will l be leader
 1 MT. Roy l.. Burt is home from At- l lanta to spend few days with his 1 family.
 Miss Pauline Scott of Mobile is the guest of Mir. and Mrs Scott on Burke street.
 1 Mrs. J. B. Sheally is slowly improv- ing after long Illness at her home on l Tuscaloosa avenue
 Little Miss Mary Alkaline Parrish is | III at her home on Tuscaloosa avenue Mrs. John c. McReynolds has gone
 to Camp Wheeler, Macon. Ga, to spend | few days with her husband ! Mrs. s. G. Andrews is improving at her home on Cotton avenue after a se- rious illrsss.
 | Friends of Mir. and Mrs. Edmund I Efin will regret to learn that they 1 left Thursday to make their home at Bessie Mines.