The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-18
Personal and General

Parties who returned from Tuscaloosa last night state that Lii Morrison, who was taken to Tuscaloosa Tuesday by of hcers, was fined Sl40 and costs for al- legged carrying of concealed pistol
 St. Patrick the patron saint of Ireland, was honored today in Bessemer by many taking holiday, the wearing of the green. and the services at the Catholic church conducted by the Rev. Father H. c. O'Brien.
 Jordan billiard. colored, was brought in this morning from Blue Creek by Deputy Sheriff John N. Smthson and is being held for the Tuscaloosa authorities. on the alleged charge of violating the prohibition law. It is stated that the Tuscaloosa grand jury found two true bills against billiard.
 The Wednesday Music club was enter tained this afternoon at Elks' hall by Miss Julia Houston. Quite number of the members were present, and the afternoon was spent most pleasantly.
 One of the most delightful gatherings of the season was that of this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. P. Golson, where the Wednesday Card club met and was entertained by the lovely hostess, Mrs. Golson, in a manner that will not soon be forgotten by those present. The home was beautifully decorated the color scheme being green-St. Patrick sand
 
 out in every detail. The score cards used were of St. Patrick's design and all the tables used were decorated, each having a dish of green hints and homemade "heayen candy" Shamrocks were inter- mingled with all manner of foliage and formed the decorations in the spacious drawing room, where the guests assem- bled. The first club prize was won by Mrs Grigsby, a handsome silk l1imona; the second prize, an imported fern, by Mrs McGregor: the guest prize, a lovely fern, by Mrs. Donald and the consolation prize, beautiful shamrock pin, by Mrs. Perkins.
 Engineer Ansley, who was injured in the wreck at Sparks Gap 10 days ago is doing well, and he has with him now his aunt, Mrs. Bowie, who has been win tering in Florida
 Mrs A. N. Harris and little son. who have been visiting Mrs. Welsh on Arling- ton avenue, have returned to Fayette.
 Edward A. Lowe, who has been at his home in Kewanee, Miss, for several weeks is back in Bessemer for treatment for rheumatism.
 The Forty-two club will be entertained on Saturday evening by Miss Nellie Kelly at her home on Third avenue
 Mrs F. H. Fielder lost a valuable watch on Fourth avenue on Tuesday afternoon.
 Louis Palitz is in New York visiting relatives for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs Sam Erlick have as their guest this week Miss Nell Levy of Selma
 Mrs. O. w Crutcher of Athens is the guest of her sister Mrs John T. Martin, at the Grand hotel.
 Mrs. c. H. Hudson of Atlanta and Mrs J. s. Goss of Hot Springs Ark, are the guests of their brother, MT. C. w Reid of the Armour Packing company.
 The Rev. Marvin R. Hefin will deliver a lecture at the Brighton Methodist church on Tuesday evening next, the sub Ject being, The Passing of the Old and the Coming of the New
 c. M. Filler, the popular employe of the Tennessee company at Readers, sus- tained quite loss in the death of a val uable registered pointer dog Tuesday morning. MT. Tiller is a great hunter and fancier of blooded dogs, and his many friends sympathize with him in the loss of one of his finest dogs from his ken nels.