The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19

tend rally in Birmingham at the first Methodist church on June .27, when all of the Jefferson County clubs will meet.
 All girls, who have made 100 per cent on their work. will be given To-day camping party under the direction of Mrs. Compton, Miss Julia Stephen the games the club members were served refreshments by Mrs. Schmidtke. Those present were: Misses Flora Hand, Margarite Schmidtke, Edith Crowder, Donnie Schmidtke. Lora CrowIer, Velma Hatton, Inez Dickson, Verline Dabbs. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Knight on July 8.
 Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Compton COmplimented-Mrs Homer Hurd and Mrs. c. E. Hawkins entertained Ewith a tea complimenting Mrs. Louise Stew enson and Mrs. K. B. Compton Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hurd. The front porch was decorated in summer flowers, the living room was beautifully decorated with sweet peas, while nasturtiums were used in the dining room. Little Mary Jean Hurd and Marjorie Compton received the cards. Mrs. w. P. Hammer and Mrs. H. l.. Rains receiAed at the steps. Mrs. E. l.. Huey and Mrs. George Stevenson received At the front door. In the receiving line were Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. Stephenson received at the din- ing room door. Mrs. Henry Hurd and Mrs. Hugh McEniry poured tea, they were assisted in serving by Mrs. Tom Carlisle, Mrs. George Woodrow, Mrs. ~ Hocfu6 Afrc I Tnrdon Mice Helen Nasty and Miss Rebecca Will liamson. Mrs. N. B. Parker and Mrs. T. G. Johnson received in the hall as the guests came back to the porch they served with an orange ice by Miss Sid ney Morton, Mrs. Lister Hasty, Miss Elizabeth Hawkins and Miss Dorothy Compton. About 150 guests called.
 Picnic EnjOyed-Mrs. T. J. McCol- lum and Mrs. w. l.. Rush entertained with a picnic at Pineyiew Beach Tues day evening. Swimming and dancing were enjoyed. A lovely picnic supper was served to MT. and MrsI Harry Haffner, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Hitch cock, Marcus and Katherine Hitchcock. Paul Jones' Hal Rush, Walter l.. and Henry c. Rush, Miss Frances Rush, Harry Haffner, Jr., Adelaide Oakley. Mir. T. J. McCullum, Doris Haffner and Vine McCullum.
 Picnic GiVen-Dr. and Mrs. George Waller. and Mir. and Mrs. Bryan Waller entertained q number of young people with picnic at Pineview Beach Tues day evening. After swimming, lovely picnic supper was served followed by dancing. Those included in the party were: Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Miss Rachel Wilson, Miss Ann Frazer, Miss Dulcie Terrell, Miss Cecile Frazer, Miss Florence Waller, Sarah Edmundson. Lee Bains, Jimmie Johnson, Aubrey Thompson, Lacey Edmundson, Jr., and others.
 PersOnals-Mr. Dan Davis, who has been spending sometime in Denver, De trOit, St. Louis and other cities will return Saturday.
 MT. Chas. Long is ill with influenza.
 Miss Mary Turner of Blacksburg, $, C., is the guest of Mrs. Penry Evans.
 Mrs. Lee Moody has as her guests Miss Lula and Miss Florence Browon of New Orleans; Miss Eleanoor Willis and Mrs. Dan Davis will entertain with a dance tonight Miss Katherine Batv Will entertain with dinner Friday eve ming. Mrs. George Woodrow will en- certain with moonlight picnic, and Mrs. F.. l.. Read will give dance in their honor.
 Miss Fannie Morton is visiting rela- tives in Norwood.
 Miss Clara Donald is the guest of relatives in Anniston.
 Miss Lois Faull is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Compton in Fair field. ar
 Miss Mabel Mayfield of Fayette is the guest of Mrs. T. T. Huey'
 Rev; Noah J. Allen of Fort Humph- TTeys' Va, is the guest of his sister. Mrs. A. B. Batson. ''''ei
 Miss Elizabeth Herbert is visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Moore in Michi, gan.
 Mrs. c. D. Evans. Sr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Evans, Jr. are improving rapidly after q recent illness.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Wood and children Mil ton and Elsie Margaret are visiting in Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Grace Waldrop has as her guest her cousin Miss Lucille Green.