The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27

| hC pidy WAS WIllltH DN NIT. MAI the sketch involving plea for the state memorial fund and jobs for re- turned soldiers
 Mrs. Chuchii1 Mehars of Pittsburg, who is spending several weeks with her mother. Mrs. Theodore Kline, is now, with Mrs. George Reynolds and Mrs.A William Hood of Birmingham. member of a house party being enter tained by Mrs. Carl Lay of Gadsden. Many delightful functions are being given in their honor.
 Little Miss Katherine Angle cele- brated her birthday with dinner party at the Anniston Inn. Pla ce cards and souvenirs marked the p!io e of each guest and large basket af posies adorned the center of the table The birthday cake contained the foi'- tunes of all the little guests
 Mrs. j. A. Smith entertained at a picnic to honor Mir. Charles Clark of Coden, the guest of Mir. and Mrs NJ e Mixer The guests motored to Coldwater. where a bounteous picnic lunch was enjoyed
 At a meeting Of the nursing asso- citation held last week the splendid re- port given by Miss Harriet Wilson, the efficient visiting nurse, showed t vast amount of work accomplished during the past month under the aus pices of the association.
 Miss Carolyn Agee entertained last week at a delightful luncheon at ner home on Woodstock avenue to honor Miss Katherine Keith of New York. Miss Edith Mabry of Birmingham and Miss Elizabeth Stevenson of Montg on.- cry
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Anniston Country club MT. Walker Reynolds was electeI president, MT, Gather Perry vice presi- dent and MT. Percy A. Quinn secre- tary and treasurer. The installat .on of the swimming pool and other new features has added to the attractive ness of this popular resort Large crowds gather every afternoon on Ire golf links. tennis courts and in the club rooms and swimming parties are enjoyed in the afternoons and even ings.
 Mrs J. r Powell and Mrs J. N West were joint hostesses at a silver tea on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Powell The offerings will be used for the benefit of the First Baptist church
 An informal reception was given by the Woman's Missionary Society in the church parlors Monday afternoon. From prettily decorated table. Miss Nellie Galliher and Miss Emme Rudisell served punch. An interesting programme V as rendered during the afternoon. Mu- sical numbers by Miss Ida Kline, Miss Emmie Rudisell were enjoyed. and ta lFs on mission work by Mrs Eva Powers Comley. Mrs. keener Matthews and Mrs. H. P. Salter.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Merrill left this week to spend a month at Borden Springs pr. and Mrs. w F. Bnown and Miss Juliet Ruth of Montgom- cry spent the weekend at Borden MT and Mrs. o. NJ Reynolds, i MT. and Mrs M. E. Wellborn of Atlanta. Mrs Dent of Montgomery, Mir. Arthur Wellborn and Miss Hannah Reynolds are at Piedmont Springs. Miss Alice Wealth Brly, who has been on a tour through and Mrs. Joseph H. King has returned from visit to Asheville.
 Mrs. Richard Campbell Young enter tained at lovely bridge luncheon on to honor her guest. Mrs. Harry Walstrom of Birmingham.
 Miss Lillie Butt of Mobile is the attrac- i've SutSt oi MISS Y TdIiile McSdd ana Miss Addie McCaa.
 Miss Elizabeth Gordon is being delight fully entertained in her former home Florence. where she is exceedingly popu ar.
 large number of attractive visitors added to the pleasure of the evening a- | script dance managed by Mir. Maurl : Bsho, and en'en at the Anniston Inn , on Friday evening.
 Among the many charming functions | given last week to honor Mrs Richard H. { Jr, of Murfreesboro, was ' bridge party at which Mrs Alma Quinn { entertained at her apartments on Leigh 2 on avenue.
 Miss Marsaret Jordan and Miss Emily Jordan of Nashville. Tenn, are visitins Mrs. Ralph Esrey at her home on Quin- ard avenue.
 Miss Lucy Hiu ente >~' ned on Mondav vening at lake party to compliment Hiss Lucy Jones of Rirmingham Afte' njoying boating, bowling and swimming,
 picnic lunch was sersee, ii Mrs John Bibb entertained on Thurs ay at her home on Quintard to compl rent her guest, Mrs. J. A. Galt, of Day m. 0