The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-15

J. 3. Morton, followed by prayer by
Mrs. Heller. and reauing or the
Bible.
The regular routine of business was
transacted in which reports were read
and collections for dues and pledges
taken. The treasurer reported that
sos had been made in the last three
months besides amounts given in
pledges by this circle.
After the business a delightful So
cial hour followed in which the hos
tess served salad plate with coffee
to her guests.
Home Mission Outlook was the
su bject of study at the meeting of the
Woman's Missionary union of the First
Baptist church Monday afternoon. The
leader for the Afternoon was Mrs.
Henry Evans and the programme fol-
lows: Song, Jesus Is Calling Today
Bible reading; prayers for gratitude
for citizenship in a Christian country.
led by Mrs. Gordon Vail; song, Where
He Leadeth Me, l VIII Follow" Saw
ing America for the World Mrs. L. w.
Allen; Precious Things of the Hills"
Mrs La M. Barnett.
Evangelism and Enlistment" Church
Iouiluin5 anu l<Odfl II uilut VII n tfaN.
Reynolds; reading, 20, Land of Mine, =
Mrs. Brown: Home Missions in Cuba
and the Canal Zone Mrs. w. Il. Nc
Williams, Jr.; series of sentence prayers
led by Mrs. Evans and closed by Mrs.
John Perkins in interest of Home Mis-
sion work.
ST. AGNES GUILD
st. Agnes guild of Trinity Episcopal
church met Monday afternoon with Mrs.
w. l.. Rush. at the home of Mrs. r. r.
Carleton. The guild decided at this
meeting that it would cooperate with the
Federation of Auxiliaries in it's work OF
general uplft in the community.
letter was read from Rev. Noble Pow
ell. Of Virginia, expressing his appre.
citation Of the guild for the call he had
received from Trinity church. and ex-
,, pressing his regrets that his duties
would keep him in Virginia.
After the business delicious refresh
ments were served. of salad, cake ane
coffee.
Mrs. George Cochran entertained hel
Sunday class at a beautiful Valentine
party at her home Saturday afternoon
The honor guests we're a class of boy
from the Methodist church, who invited
each a girl The home was decorated
tests were enjoyed by the young guests
after which the hostess served refresh
ments of ice cream and cake, Favor'
of Valentines were given each guest.
The guests were: H. w. Jones, Fletch
er Karrah. Robert Jones, J. P. Lathem
Donald Buck, Spencer Cowan, james
Kincaid, Arthur Bennett Albert Ansley
r. c. Holmes. and Misses Ruth wilson
Francis Mingea, Edna Moore, Mae Kin
caid. Elizabeth Moore. Hope Norman
Isobel Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bayer, of Cleve
| land, Ohio, were honored with delight
! full informal reception Sunday afternoon
| by their hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. sam Ell
| lick, at their home on Clarendon ave
nue. The handsome Erlick home wa
very attractive on this occasion. I'M
artistic interior was bright and fragran
with white hyacinths and yellow tulip
and other spring flowers.
! The guests were received by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Erlick. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
Bayex. Mrs. Bayer was gowned for thu
| occasion in a very handsome gown O
chantilly lace deliberately trimmed, VIII
which she wore a corsage or sweetpeas
Mrs. Erlicks gown was Of brown satil
heavily embroidered :.
\ Delightful refreshments Of punch, cak
| and ices were served the guests. wn
called in large numbers throughout tn
afternoon
| Mrs. c. r. Lamar, Of Montgomery, VIII
| has been the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Jenkins Hornsby, has returned I
her home in Montgomery.
! Mrs. J. G. Wilson. Of Fairfiald, Is tn
guest Of her mother, Mrs. j. a. VINES
at the country home, "Wileswold.