The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-10

kitchen, with a special display of range! and refrigerators. Lessons in cake, brea, and pie making and the proper cooking of meats and vegetables will begin a 10 o'clock in the morning lasting until 1. o'clock. again at o'clock in the after noon until o'clock. All receipts, les sons and samples will be free and ho coffee and biscuits served during the day This will continue for one week.
 At the same time Mrs. E. O. Gardner of Atlanta will be present, demonstrat ing aluminium cooking utensils. The pub lie is cordially invited to attend thesf instructive exhibitions.
 MT. and Mrs. ". H. Sloggett enter tained a coterie of friends at whist party Saturday evening at their home at Feeders in honor of Mrs. William Dili- man of Excelsior, Minn., the house guest of Mrs. sloggett Snowball blossoms. cut flowers and ferns made an artistic green and white setting for the party.
 Thirty-five friends invited to meet the honoree were dispersed at nine tables, and the first prize, q book, entitled Are You Bromide?' was awarded Mrs. T. I. Cornwell: the second. book. For Friendships Sake,' went to Mrs. G. W. Owen, and the consolation, box of tal- cum powder, was captured on a cut with
  score cards were white ovals with tiny. fluffy chicken attached were suggestive of the Easter season.
 Following the games tempting plate of salad, sandwiches, hints, ices e.nd coffee was served to the guests at the tables. The ices and hints were green and white, corresponding to the house decoSations.
 Among the out-of-town guests were MT. and Mrs. c. ". Owen of 1shkooda, Mr. and Mrs. bowman, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Ratcliff, Miss Malta McRae and MT. Ed win Ball of Birmingham.
 Mir .and Mrs. Martin Entertain
 Mir and Mrs. Griffin T. Martin enter tained at dinner party Sunday at their home in Jonesboro. The table was beau- tifully decorated with pansies and violets and a tempting six-course dinner was served.
 The guests included MT. Carlton Moles- worth, Mr. Jack Riddle, Mir. B. G. Aver son, Miss Bessie Ramsey. Miss Gladys Hunter and Mrs. C. W. Hunter.
 Personals
 Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stein, who will be pleasantly remembered as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Sam Stein a short wlile ago. are now housekeeping at 3s0 Rooin- son street, Memphis, Tenn.
 H. Firstbrook left Sunday morning for Mobile and Biloxi on a business trip.
 Rev and Mrs. l. F. Sturdivant were the hosts at dinner Sunday in honor of Bishop J C. Kilgo, the guest of Presid- ing Elder Frank W. Brandow. Those present were Bishop Kilgo, Rev. and Mrs. Sturdivant, Elder Frank w. Bran TT r- Dr r1ra |, and Presiding Elder Frank P Culver of Birmingham.
 Miss Glady Ingram of Feeders returned improved after few weeks stay there for her health.
 The delegates from Bessemer for the Methodist state Sunday school convention to be held in Anniston April 27. 2s and 20 were appointed Sunday morning by W. S Welsh, Sunday school superintendent of the First Methodist church. The dele gates are: Mesdames George Neal, r. r. Benton and Miss Helen Lewis: the alternatives. Misses Lerline Embrey, Lucy Chiders and MT. T. J, Batson.
 Mrs. w. A Abbot of Madison, Wis, is the guest of Mrs E. c. Abbot at her home in Feeders.
 Mrs. William Dillman, who has been the much admired guest of her sister Mrs. W. H. Sloggett at Feeders for the past two months, expects to return soon to her home in Excelsior Minnesota.
 All members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church are re- quested to come prepared with reports and financial results from the quarters disbursed some time ago 10 the meeting of that society Monday afternoon.