The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-26
Announcements


 | Mrs. Phil Lacey will entertain the La | dies Whist club Wednesday afternoon | at the Grand hotel.
 | Miss Virginia Mitchell will be the | hostess for the Wednesday Music club at her home on Dartmouth avenue on Wednesday afternoon.
 The Reeders' Relief and Aid society | will meet with Mrs. Leo Costello at | her home at Feeders.
 | Marvel City lodge No. 262, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet Wednes- | day night.
 Bessemer camp No. S1 Woodmen of the | World, will meet Wednesday night at the | Odd Fellows hall There will be num-
 Der of candidates present for the degree of protection.
 Bessemer will play Pratt city game | of baseball Wednesday afternoon at the
 City League park.
 | The Bessemer High school will play | baseball with the Birmingham HER school Friday afternoon at Birmingham. | The Ladies of the Maccabees will have regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall. Three candi- | dates for initiation will be present ana
 District Deputy, Mrs. James Stanbury or | Woodlawn, will be among the visitors. This organization is composed entlreiy | of ladies and has been organized since 1 December, 1909, with membership or oo' l Since January over $1O,O00 worth or lh- surance has been written and drill team will be perfected in the near future. rms meeting will be a social session to wei- come the new members.
 The committee, including Mesdames Jack Clay, Robert Mingea and MISS COT. nelia Fulton, will meet at the nome or | Miss Fulton Wednesday night to com p,ete the cast for the play "A Coliege Town" This will be presented by the Pastors Helpers some time durihs Ma | and will have about 15 young men ana
 women of the unmarried set taking part. Personals
 The many friends of Mrs. w. D. Tay- Tor will regret to learn of the death Of l her cousin, John Lowery, wno died suo- : denly Monday night of heart dlsease al his home in New Orleans. .,, Mrs. Elmus K. Aianby is serlousiy Ill at her home. Miss Alice Graham is improving from a recent operation TOT appehoiei'ie "' | the Robinson hospital. Miss Mamie Johnson has returneu | from a visit of two weeks to MT. anu | Mrs. Charles Stedman of Atlanta Ga' The Mems Bible clas sof the Presby- tcrian church entertained their frlends | at a social meeting at the church Iues- dav night short programme or mu- eic was rendered and delightful re- freshments of sandwiches, salad, cake l and ices were served | The domestic science department or the high school prepared and served | a delicious luncheon to party or Vls- | itors. Those enjoying the creditable re- suits of the fair cooks were: MT. ana Mrs A. A. Persons, MT. and Mrs. J. | A. Matlock, Miss Margaret Matlock or r,irmingham, and Prof. R. A. Mick,e. | Rev w. M. Crawford of Birming- | ham was the guest of MT. and Mrs.
 T Hines Monday, on route to Selma. Mrs Sweatman is i'll at her home on l Clarendon avenue
 Miss Belle Nolan Is the guest or MISS Mona Stacey at East Lake. Mrs Wheeler of West Point, Ga, has ,oturned to her home after visit of several weeks to her daughter, Mrs. Julia Skinner at Brighton. Miss Nina Belle South has returned to her home at Birmingham after a visit to her sister Mrs. Oswalt of this city. and Miss Belle Shaw of Jones' boro.
 MT and Mrs. J. E. Lipscomb returned
 from Enterprise, Miss. Sunday, after snending a month there for MT. Lip scomb's health, which is much im- proved. ~ Jones of Leeds spent the week end
 with Mrs. J. P. Griffin.
 Miss Stella Law of Blocton spent the
 week lend with Mrs. R. S. Nolan. Mrs. w. |. Rush and Mrs. l. l..
 Peebles are the guests of Mrs. Carlton at Raimond.
 number of prominent fraternal men of this city attended the house warming given by the Knights of Pyth- ias Tuesday night in Birmingham.