The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-25
WOODLAWN

The regular monthly business meet ing of the Missionary society of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church was held Monday afternoon in the ehufch parlors. The programme was furnished by Division 1. Those taking part were: Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Mrs. D. I. Cox ana Mrs w. E. Perryman. At the close of the programme, refreshments were served to 40 women present
 Mrs l.. A. Christian entertained Thursday evening at an informal lawn party. as a surprise to MT. Christian on the occasion of his birthday. During the evening ices .were served and watermelon cutting was enjoyed
 The members of the Y. F. B., Patrl- otic Service Girls met Thursday after noor in the Red Cross headquarters, and a canteen service was organized to work under the volunteer relief as sociation at the Terminal station~They have fitted up room in the city hail' where they prepare surgical dressings , for the Red Cross. They are engaged in knitting for the soldiers and of this group of 30 girls, one has answered the call for volunteer nurses. A social gathering of the Wesley class of the First Methodist church was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs J. c. Spradley. Those as- sistlng Mrs. Spradley in receiving were: Mrs. Charles Guthrie, Mrs. l.. E. Bodey, Mrs. U. G. Nelson, Mrs, R. $. Ruder and Mrs. Neal At the close of short business session, a social hour was enjoyed, during which an inter esting musical programme was rem dered and an ice course was served About 25 members were present.
 Mrs. Hallie Yandle was hostess Thursday evening at party at her home. Games and an interesting con | ,,,b pnT rn6 by Miss Aline SimcoX and Miss Mamie Willoughby. Late in the evening an ice course was served. The guests were Miss Margaret Kennedy, Miss Emma Kennedy, Miss Margaret Proc tor, Miss Sara Louise Fulton, Miss Lou ise Ware, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Flor ence Burns, Miss Annie Watkins, Miss Eliza beth Buckshaw, Miss Anna Dougherty, Miss Margaret Bliss, Miss Majorie Gilmore, MT Milton Graves, Mr. J. Y Newman, Mr Hubert Bliss, Mir Heiser, MT. Willie White, MT. Him ton Miller, Mir. Harold Clapp, Mir. Ed Watkins, MT. Robert Corey, Mir. Fan cher, Mr Vernon Benham, MT. Frisbie Plant, MT. James Mercer.
 Mrs. John MeClendon entertained Wednesday evening at surprise party in honor of her guest. Missy Myrtle Banks. The evening was spent in games and an ice course was served. Those present were: Miss Banks, Miss Florence Allen, M'ss Clee Sullivan, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Laura Rice, Miss Mable Payne, Miss Mamie Will loughby. the Misses Wagner, MT. Bil- lie Rollins, MT. Tom Willngham, MT. Lynn Yielding, Mir Arnie stergberg, MT. Charlie Allen, Mir. Frank Payne. Mir. Homer Smile and Mir. Harry Payne.
 Miss Mildred McCarty of Peii City is the guest of Miss Louise ManSin
 Miss Eunice Wright left Saturday for visit to friends in Montgomery and south Alabama.
 Mrs. e. P. Logan and children left Friday for Stewards, where they will be the guests of her parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Eason of Norfolk. Va, are the guests of their parents MT and Mrs. w. T. Eason
 Mir. George Clover, who is stationed at cantonment at Butte, Mont. is visit ing friends in the city.
 Miss Lucille Kyle, who has been the guest of Miss. Eunice Wright, has re- turned to her home in Tuscaloosa,
 Dr. w. c. Tisdae of Mobile arrived Thursday to spend a week with friends in Woodlawn.
 MT. John Averyt of Columbiana is the guest of MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Christian.
 MT. and< Mrs. I. F. Manlsin are the guests of friends in Jasper.
 Mrs. T. Shapiro and children have re- turned to their home in Anniston. after a visit to MT. and Mrs. J. A. Mays. Mrs J. A. White and daughters are visiting friends in Atlanta and Temple, Georgia.
 MT. and Mrs Q. J. Moore spent the week end with relatives in Asheville.
 Mrs. H. E. Williams is at Fairmount Springs.