The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
WEST END

Mrs. Sadie Bryan and Mir Wayne Bryan went as far as Atlanta with MT John Bryan, as he returned to Fort Hancock, after spending a few days furlough at his home on Cotton avenue.
 Mrs. E. B. Andrew is resting com fortably at Talleys infirmary, following an operation.
 Little Dolska Brown is i'll at her home in West End Place.
 Mr. Cecil Hall, of Millbrook, Ala,
 is spending some time with his sis
 ter, Mrs. R. F. Russell, on Cotton ave
 nue.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Munroe spent
 Tuesday in Decatur as the guests of
 Rev Jesse Cooper
 Miss Grace Jones entertained the mem bers of her Sunday school class of
 the West End Methodist church Sat
 urday afternoon at her home. The rooms were beautifully decorated, carry
 ing out the George Washington idea.
 Interesting games and contests were en-
 ioyed and Miss Jessie Sue Johnson won
 the prize in the contest. Delightful re-
 treatments were served to about ten little girls
 Mrs., John Trader was hostess Tuesday afternoon at Silver tea for the benefit of the West End Baptist church A musical program, and reading by Miss Hardy were greatly enjoyed. De lightful salad course was served to about forty.
 Mrs. Kennels Sunday school class of the West End Methodist church was delightfully."- entertained Saturday aft
 ernoon at the home of, Miss Mary Thomas at Martha Washington tea. Games and contests were enjoyed. Mrs. Frank Bledsoe was hostess Thurs day afternoon at her home to the mem bers of the social service committee and the Stewards Wives. Plans were made for the year and chairmen for each committee were elected. A delightful salad and ice course were served to the followng Mrs. J. w. Davis. Mrs. Harry Metcalf Mrs. Henton, Mrs. C.. F. Wheelock, Mrs. w. A. Farrs, Mrs Gobin, Mrs. J. W. Walters, Mrs. Mel Sweeley Mrs. l.. NJ Kellogg, Mrs. E. l.. Reinel, Mrs. D. w. Williams Mrs. Huff 1 ferman. Mrs. J. E. Fryer, Mrs Cooper 1 and Mrs. Frank Bledsoe.
 | Msr. J. N. Brown was hostess at one | of the prettest parties of the season when she entertained at George l Washington party at her home. The rooms were elaborately decorated in | flags, hatchets and other patriotic em- blems. Miniature hatchets were present. ed the guests as favors In drawing contest Mrs. Ned Gwin won the first prize. the consolation falling to Mrs. | P. z. Huddleston. Among the guests were Mrs Ned Gwin. Mrs. F. 2. Hud-
 dleston. Mrs. Harry McReynolds, Mrs. 1 J. B. Swann, Mrs. Murray Wallace Mrs. l D. C.} Harris Mrs. Jack Fitz, Mrs. E.. 1 B. Martin, Mrs. R. F. Russell. Mrs. A.. l l.. Lewis. Mrs. J. W. Hickman, Mrs. I J. G. Caldwell Mrs S. c. Johnston, Mrs. R. l.. Drake. Mrs. R. H. Schroeder. Mrs, | Furgerson. Mrs. w. r. Jordan, Mrs E. | c. Ellis, Mrs. Henry Barday Mrs. R.
 c. Taylor, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Ward,
 Mrs. Evans and the hostess, Mrs. Brown. l Mrs. J. N. Brown and Mrs> House were | joint hostesses Wednesday afternoon at | a Silver tea at the home of Mrs. J. N. 1 Brown. The George Washington idea was carried out in the decorations and miniature hatchets were presented to each guest. Several musical numbers were rendered and a reading was en- | joyed. Contests and games were an-
 other feature of the afternoon.
 atives in Indiana.
 l Mir Jim Morris. of New Decatur, is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Orr on Oak street Miss Margaret Briggs has returned to | her home after an extended visit to
 her aunt in San Antonio. Texas. Mrs, T. M. Methvin, of Senoa. Ga,
 Is the guest of his son, MT. Clarence Methvin. on Almond street
 l The Woman's Christian Temperance | union will meet Thursday afternoon at
 the home of Mrs. A. J. Ozanne. on Tuscaloosa avenue.
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