The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN WORLD OF SOCIETY Women'S Basketball Game Re-
 suits In Tie SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Notes Here and There of the Week. End In Blrmingham's Social World. Mrs. Bankhead In Blrming-
 ham Yesterday.
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

The game of basketball played yester- day in the gymnasium of the Athletic club between the womens classes of the club and the basketball team of the Margaret Allen school resulted in a tie, the score being and 8. A number of spectators, including many of the pupils from the Allen school, witnessed the game, which was played with great en- thusiasm.
 Not long ago the two teams played at the Margaret Allen school, the school team winning victory over the club team, which includes some of the best players In Birmingham.
 The challenge from the club team to play in their own gymnasium was ebn- sidered a slight advantage over the visi- tors, but the result showed an invincble team from the Margaret Allen school
 The lineup of the team was as follows: Athletic club--Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, captain and guard Miss Evans, center; Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Samuel Cowin, forwards, and Miss Jim Burgin, guard. Miss Belle Roberts is captain and for ward of the Allen school; Miss Mary Munger and Miss Serena Kirkpatrick, guards; Miss Agnes Walter, forward; Miss Lucy Pinckard, center.
 Mrs John Hollis Bankhead, wife of Senator Bankhead, was in town shopping yesterday with her daughter, Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry. They left later in the day for Jasper, where, after few days visit to her son, Captain Bankhead, Mrs. Bankhead will go on to Washington, where she will join Senator Bankhead on his return from Florida.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Walker of Anniston, Ala, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Katherine, to MT. J. Lawrence Davis the wedding to occur Tuesday, December 24, at their home on Noble street.
 Mrs John B. Waterman of Mobile is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. G. Bush, at Hillcrest.
 Col. S. w. John has recovered from his recent illness.
 Miss Coleman, very charming girl. is passing the winter with Judge and Mrs. A. A. Coleman. She is a niece of Judge | Coleman. | Mrs. Cabaniss of Atlanta, the mother of MT. Cabanss. is the guest of MT. and
 
 templates passing the remainder of the winter in Birmingham. The masquerade ball given by the ladies' auxiliary of the Congregation Beth Fl was a great success, both socially and financially, and the ladies wish to thank all their friends and acquaintances for the hearty support given them in this un- dertaking. prize was awarded Miss Re- becca Fabian as the most original mask and one to Miss Jean Williams for the prettiest costume. Miss Lizzie Katz re- ceived a prize for selling the greatest number of tickets. The ball was given for the benefit of the cemetery fund of the newly organized congregation. The ladies wish to thank the following firms for their donations: The Birmingham Bot ting works, the Schillinger brewery, the Burnett Cigar company, Beck Grocery | company, the Alabama Grocery company Roden Grocery company, Bietman Cigar company, Douglas Bros. and c. F. Bell | & Co.
 | There will be no meeting of the Culture club until after the holidays. holidays with her sister, Mrs. W. A. Percy, in Memphis.
 Mrs. c. W. Rudolph Is the guest of Mrs. James Harralson in Montgomery. Miss Marion Hamilton, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hugh Lokey, in Atlanta, will return to Birmingham to- day.
 Miss Ellen Dobbs is spending some time with relatives in Fort Payne. Miss Florence Dawson, who has been visiting in Louisville for the last two weeks, has returned. She was accom- panied by her aunt, Mrs. Florence Mo- Michael, who will spend some time in this city.
 l Miss Beulah Webber of Nashville, who has been the guest of Mrs. T. c. Randcll, | has returned to her home. Camp Hardee will meet tomorrow aft ernoon in the Commercial cluterooms, at o'clock. Alexander Stevens chapter of East Lake will present the camp with silk flag. Miss Cora Jones will make the presentation speech and Dr. J. c. Abernathy will respond in behalf of the camp.
 Miss Bertha Cowan of Dora, Ala, is visiting Miss Onie Seay Mackey of