The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-02

Miss Mabel Williams, Miss Elizabeth Dunklin, Miss Mamie Dun1lin, Miss Maud Hardy, Miss Lula Mae Hardy and Miss Grace Dunkln.
 Mrs. E. A. Lively was hostess Tues day afternoon at her home honoring Mrs. Ernest Price, who leaves this week tor Montgom cry, and Mrs Watson Good by. who is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Live ly. The rooms where tables for forty
 two were arranged were beautifully dec- orated in cut flowers and ferns. The first prize was a cutglass vase and was awarded Mrs. Ped Hickman. The hostess. Mrs. Lively, presented Mrs. Ernest Price with a beautiful cutglass perfume bottle. Little Alyne Price, Elizabeth Gosiger and
 Emily Lively assisted the hostess in
 serving delightful ices to the following; Mrs. J. Ernest Price. Mrs. Watson God by, Mrs. W. V. Holmes, Mrs. Dawson,
 Mrs. Charles C. Alley, Mrs. Ped Hick-
 man, Mrs. c. H Dodge, Mrs. William
 Fariss Mrs. Ferd Gosiger, Mrs. Will Hoover, Mrs. William Mauk, Mrs. L. l.. Matthews, Mrs. Wallace Johns, Mrs. J. c. Simmons, Mrs. Milton Simms, Mrs Charles Looney, Mrs $. S. Godby and
 Mrs E. A Lively.
 Mrs. W. V. Holmes enterte ined Wednesday at her home on Poplar street at luncheon in honor of Mrs. Ernest price At noon a tempting
 course lunching was served. The table was centered with daisies. Place cards
 bore the following names; Mrs Ernest Price, Mrs E. A. Lively, Mrs. Ped lick man, Mrs. Lucian Hewey, Mrs. Watson Godby, Miss Helen Mann and Mrs. w. V. Holmes.
 Mir. and Mrs Matthews Lively enter tained Thursday evening at a dinner party at their home in Ensley in honor of MT and Mrs. Watson Godby oi Waynesboro, Ga, the house guests of MT and Mrs E. A. Lively on Elyton street There will be an all-day meeting of the Woman's missionary society of the @es' End Methodist church Friday June z from il a. m to 3:30 p. m. An lnterestIhs programme is being arranged, includlhs an address by MT. Frank Deedmyer' Miss Nina Louised of Mobile IS spenu- ing a few days with Mrs. Green on flrs' avenue en route to Michigan, where sIlt will spend the summer.
 Mir. J. R. Gardner has returned to ni'
 home in Princeton after spending the winter at Auburn, where he attended l school
 Mrs A. R. Newton of Rocky Ford, Ga. l is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. " l F. Mitchell, who has been ill for severa weeks.
 Mrs. H. B. Hester is the guest of Mrs l B. C. Taylor.
 | Mrs. 0. Smith entertained the members | of the As You Like It club Wednesda.
 afternoon at a Lyric party Those en | loving this delightful occasion were: Mrs Jack Bethea, Mrs. Murray Wallace, Mrs 1 B. c. Taylor, Mrs. Ossie Oliver, Mrs w. M. Gwin, Mrs. J. N. Brown, Mrs. Ros l Hancock. Mrs o. Smith, Mrs. Ryal Watts and Mrs. Gordon Searboro. l Mrs. J. H. Bell entertained the mem
 bers of the Merry Needle club. SewinI
 and music were enjoyed, after which delightful salad course was served to tn l following: Mrs. w. E. Mauk Mrs. E | A. Lively, Mrs. c. H. Kennedy, Mrs. A H. Denson, Mrs. Ferd Gillen, Mrs W K. Hill, Mrs w. w. Blackwell and Mrs
 J. H. Bull.
 1 Little Miss Mildred Golson entertaine' Wednesday afternoon at her nome oi ] Cotton avenue in honor of the teacher she had during her five terms at Hemp hill school Games and music were en 1 loved. Small punches of sweet peas Wef presented to each guest as favors. / delightful salad and ice course wa served.
 The woman's auxiliary of the Yin Street Presbyterian church will mee Monday afternoon at o'clock in tn parlors.
 MT Dan Monroe has returned from Au burn, where he attended school last VIII l ter.
 the weekend with his family on Wal nut street. .. cat
 Mrs c. c. Ellis and children left Sal lurdav for their summer home in Dum want. ,, r,,;s
 Miss Sallie Sparrow and Miss Els Sparrow left Friday for points in IeXa to spend month.