The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23

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 and had large practice before his
 retirement He is survived by 10 chill dren, three of whom live in Bessemer.
 These are: Mrs. Lottie' Hood, W. A.
 and C. G. Davidson
 The funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. l.
 F. Swallow officiating, at the residence l of w. A. Davidson on Seventh avenue. I The remains will be shipped to War
 trace, Tenn, for interment.
 Social Happenings
 Mrs. Charles Ray entertained at her | home at Lipscomb in honor of the fifth | anniversary of Charles Ray, Jr.'s birth
 day. Forty of his little friends from
 Birmingham, Bessemer and Woodward | were invited to participate in the cele- bration of this important day. | The first prize, a box of homemade
 candies, was awarded Mary Blackburn of
 Birmingham, and the booby prize. huge
 stick of peppermint candy, consoled Louise Jones of Bessemer. l The little tots played games on the veranda and answered with delight the
 summons to the birthday feast, spread iii l the dining room The cake, with it's five l red candles, made lovely centerpiece,
 and the green and red shaded lights cast | a tempting glow over the bon-bons and l ices.
 | Miss Helen McAdory of Birmingham, Mrs Will Cunningham and Mrs. Wood | of Woodward assisted Mrs. Ray in making | the hospitality an event long to be re- | membered by the little folks. 1 The Baraca class of the Christian 1 church were the hosts at social even l ing Friday to their friends. Games weto 1 played, a potato race was contested by Miss Ethel Haynie and Leslie Harrell and the latter declared the winner. Mrs. w. A. Stewart, the teacher, and chair man of the reception committee, was as- sisted by MT. and Mrs. c. s. Riley and delightful refreshments, consisting of 'ce cream made by the class members were I served.
 Announcements The Bessemer nest of Owls will meet l Sunday afternoon at the Athletic club. l The deacons of the First Baptist church will meet Sunday afternoon at the church. l The Ladies' Aid society of the First I Presbyterian church will meet at the
 church Monday afternoon. The annual | election of officers will be held. l The Ladies Aid society of the Bar- l list church will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Y. Crawford, on 1 Berkley avenue.
 | The Pastors Helpers of the First Methodist church will meet Tuesday aft l ernoon at the home of Mrs. I. w. Simp- | son on Berkley avenue. The Baptist Young Peoples Union will hold a regular meeting Tuesday night It the church..
 The Epworth League will meet Tues day night at the. High School auditorium, The Jonesboro Embroidery club will not hold a meeting on Wednesday, as it would conflict with Memorial day. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. B. c. Adams.
 The Wednesday Music club will meet with Miss Virginia Mitchell at her home on Dartmouth avenue Wednesday aft- ernoon.
 The Ladies', Whist club will be enter
 tained by Mrs Phil Lacey at the Grand hotel Wednesday afternoon. The Neighborhood Bridge club will meet Thursday night. Mrs. Allie Smith Wit be the hostess. Q The Christian Workers will meet With Mrs. Cyrus Scott Thursday afternoon.
 The Matrons'' club will meet Friday a fternoon with Mrs. Percy Benton at her home
 The Odd Fellows will celebrate tho founding of their order Wednesday With
 a picnic at Pleasant Hill. The Confederate veterans will obserHe Memorial day Wednesday at the Cedar Hill cemetery.
 The committees on the month of May will meet Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. M. P. Benton Personals Mrs. John A. Rogers and little son, Barnes, of Gainesville. Ala. arrived Saturday. night to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. B. Clay Jones for q week or ten days
 Mrs. o. P. Bentley of Enterprise. Ala, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J.. c. B. Gwin. and little grandson James Bentley Gwin. for few weeks. Miss Lila Jones is spending the week end at Woodlawn with relatives, going tiiere after attending the theatre party given by Miss Fay Faulkner in honor Of the senior class of the high school, saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. E.. Ellis of Avondale is the guest of Mrs. Jap McAdory at Jones' horo. e
 MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Brown left this week for Mobile, where they will reside in the future Mrs. Brown vis- tied relatives.at Tuscaloosa before join ing MT. Brown.
 Miss Otie Shipman of Birmingham is spending the weekend with Mrs. W. l. Rush.
 Mrs Robert 'McAdory has returned to her home at Jonesboro. after spending several days with relatives in Bir- mineham, Corey and Ensley
 Miss Eunice Coston of Birmingham Is spending the weekend with friends iG this, city.
 Mrs. G. H. Marsh left Saturday for Demopolis. Ind. to be the guest of Mrs. w. E. Tucker for a week. Mrs. Cecil Cowan will sing the offer tory at the II o'clock services of the First Presbyterian church, Sunday.
 The little child of MT. and Mrs. Kyle Saunders 6f Jonesboro is Ill at their home in Jonesboro. <
 Mrs D. l.. Thornton was removed to tho Robinson hospital from her nome. near the pipe shops, Saturday asternoon to undergo an operation.