The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-02
SOCAIL ITEMS
 FROM SCOTTSBOR0.

FROM SCoTTSBORO.
 Mrs. T. E, Morgan was the cram ing hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Twentieth Century Book club and a number of guests. The spacious Morgan home was abloom with many home grown flowers. In the "Yellow Cab" contest Mrs. Lee Boyd was awarded the prize, which was lovely hand-Smbrodered towel. In the "Pin and Wedding" contest the prize, e pretty cut-glass vase, went to Mrs. w. A. Gold. At the close of inc afternoon delicious salad course was served. Mrs. Morgan was assisted in caring for her guests by Misses Pearl Morgan, Louise Kirby, Opal Ashmore and Sydie Jones.
 Mrs. J. D. Snodgrass, IT., enter tained Wednesday at three tables Of bridge The high score prize was awarded to Mrn Eugene Kelly. After the game salad course was served.
 Mrs. Harry DeLaRue and Mrs. R, A. Coffey entertained Friday after noon with garden party at the home of the latter on East LaureI street. The lawn of the beautiful Coffey home was a pretty setting for this elaborate affair. The Japanese idea was carried out in the decora- tons and appointments, and wistarla was used in profusion. Miss Ida Moody served punch from table ar tiscally arranged with wistaria as decoration. In a unique Japaneses game played with rice bags Mrs. J. B. Tally, Jr., drew the prize, which was a lovely Japanese candle shade Mrs J. W. Payne was awarded the "Tea" contest prize, a pretty tea pot. About 50 guests enjoyed Mrs Coffey's and Mrs. DeLaRue's hos pitality. At the close of the after noon a salad course was served. The favors were tiny Japaneses dolls.
 Miss Jennie Ruth Claybrooke left Wednesday for Baltimore. where she will visit her aunt. Mrs. William Dell, and MT. Dell, and her grandmother, Mrs. Mamie Butler. Miss Claybrooke will motor to Niagara Falls the com ing week with MT. and Mrs. Dell and Mrs Butler. She will attend school in Baltimore the coming year.
 Miss Opal Ashmore has returned from New York city. where she at tended Columbia university this sum mer. Miss Sallie Caldwell, who has also been a student at the university, will go to Niagara Falls before re- turning home. Miss Caldwell is rural supervisor ofsCalhoun county with headquarters ip Anniston.
 Mrs Harry DeLaRue and children, Harry, Jr., and Rene, who have spent the summer with MT. and Mrs. R. A. Coffey, have been joined by MT. De- LaRue, who has been visiting rela- lives in Ohio. They will leave next week for Plaquemine, La, where MT. DeLaRue will be principal of the high school of that place.
 Misses Lucy and Jane Tatum of Phoenix, Ariz., and T. D. Tatum of Gulfport. Miss, are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. B. F. Davis and MT. Davis. Miss Lucy Tatum will return to Arizona in September, while Miss Jane will spend the winter with her aunt.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Nye announce the birth of son, who will be called Harold Edward.
 daughter. Miss Emily Matthews, are visiting relatives in Ohio.
 Mrs. Eugene Kelly and daughter. Mary Catherine. of Courtland, are guests of Mrs. Kelly's parents. Mayor and Mrs. J. D. Snodgrass.
 Mrs. Dora Glazner has returned from Huntsville, where she spent a month with her daughter, Mrs. w. Wilson.
 Mrs. J. D. Branum of Iuka, Miss. has been the guest of relatives here
 Mrs. c. B. Wilson and little daugh- ter of Huntsville have been guests this week of Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. o. D. Kennamer, and Mrs. Ken namer.
 Miss Josephine Blocker has re- turned to her home in Chattanooga after a visit with Miss Catherin e BreWton.