The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28
A CHRONICLE OF SOClEI Y EnnARE REHDRYA1
By EMMA REID RYALL

I F. Jordan, Mrs. Hobart Hawkins, Miss
 Minnie Looney. Miss Alma Thorpe and Miss Sallie Glasscock 1 The choir members of the Episcopal chapel were guests of Mrs. Joe Smith at her home Thursday evening. Follow ing the practive melons and fruits fruits were enjoyed, after which a straw
 ride was enjoyed. Those present were: Miss Carrie Williams, Miss Elsie Garth, Miss Gertrude Garth. Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Tall, Mrs. Herr. Mrs. Will simmons,
 Mir Graves MT. Hix and the Rev Mr.
 Douglass.
 Troop Ss of the Boy Scouts entertained
 with banquet at the West End Meth
 odist church Friday evening. Parents and friends of the scouts were present.
 musical programme was enjoyed, those
 on the programme being Mrs. $ A.
 Townsend Mrs. Lawyer, MT and Mrs
 Upson, accompanied by Miss Ellen Crovl on piano.
 Mrs J. NJ McCord was hostess at
 dinner at her home in honor of Mrs. Will Stapleton from Spirit Lake, la. Those enjoying this occasion with Mrs. McCord were: Mrs Will Stapleton, Mrs.
 Nell Lively, Mrs. Almon- Andrews and
 Mrs. c. A. Buff.
 Mrs w. c. Smith was hostess to Band
 No. l of the Baptist Missionary society Monday afternoon. There was an in- spirational devotional, in which Paul Smith, Reeves Sims and Mrs. Guilford
 took part, At the conclusion of the aft ernoon Mrs. Smith served ices.
 Mrs L. A. Daniel and family. Mrs O. l, Rawlins and family, Mrs. Wade
 Brooks and family and Mrs Clark B. lShaugnessy have returned from a 10 1 days camp on the Cahaba river The Woman's Auxiliary of the Vine l Street Presbyterian church will have d 1 social in the church parlors Monday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock. All women of the l congregation and friends are cordially invited to be present., l The Ichthyan club of the Fisher class of the West End Baptist Sunday school will met August ? with Mrs c. l.. Pass more at her home, l705, Cotton avenue.
 All members are urged to be present at | il o'clock.
 Rev MT. Freeman, pastor of the l Walker Memorial 1dethodist church, will have c..arge of the services at the l Union taoernace Sunday evening at s:t5 o'clock
 Mir W F.. Mitchell left Sunday to join ! Mrs. Mitchell in Columbus. Ga. MT and Mrs C. R. Cochran and little
 daughters, Charlotte and Jane, have rer i turned from a visit to MT. and Mrs. l Walter Gresner st their pretty country home at Flat Ton. Mir and Mrs. lA II. Smith and Miss
 Anna Merle Haggard have returned from | Cincinnati. i5
 Russell Burrows of Camp Wheeler, Ma
 con, Ga. is on .furlough and is the guest of his mother. l Corp Fleet Kllingsworth has re- turned to camp at Kelley Field. Tex.
 after having spent a short furlough with relatives.
 Mir and Mrs. ]. D, Landerbach and | little daughter, Elizabeth. and MT Will l liam McCarty, who motored down to Birmingham to be the guests of Mrs. Landerbach's mother and father MT. and Mrs Oliver Hull, have returned to their 1 home in Chattanooga. 1 MT r. 0. Croy is resting comfortably
 at St. vincents inirmary following an operation.
 l Mir. and Mrs Frank Hawkins andslit-. tie son, Frank Jr., have returned from | Greenvlle, where they were called on | account of the illness and death of Mir.
 Hawkins father Mir Hawkins mother l returned with them.
 | Mrs M C. Thomas Is the guest of 1 friends and relatives in Cullman. | Miss Annie Baylock and little daugh- ter, Mary Elizabeth, have come down (Continued on Page Two)