The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
Local Items


 The case of the city of Jonesboro vs. |. Claude Steele for failure to pay board E was appealed to the city court and the | verdict reversed today there. The Jones' |l boro court returned verdict in favor nDf the defendant and he appealed to the local court.
 2 City Court Clerk Huey received $31.50 ! from the cashier at Banner mines today ] as payment for the hard labor sentence I Recently served there by Rufe Morrison. Detective Ross captured negro, Leo i Smith, today, who is wanted at Vance Station in Tusca loosa county for stab ping another negro to death. The prisoner was arrested here on charge of carrying concealed weapons and a constable from ances will arrive to- ,aorrcE to take him there. |SJ w '. Hartig. a dynamite expert of Che Du Pont Powder company, was in inbessemer today to instruct the con- Attraction forces of the Atlanta, Bir bingham and Atlantic, now at work on a he Mulga line, In the use of explosives. ! |arhe solid rock along the road bed Is be- Ing blasted out to run drainage pipe frrough.
 1.-The latest acquisition of the Board of trade, a splendid panoramic photograph o' Bessemer. is eliciting the admiration of mteryone who sees it. The photograph scleasures one by six feet and gives the dciew of the city looking north from Dart hilouth avenue and Nineteenth street. M,very detail of the scene is brought out .learly, the industrial plants showing up Sell in the distance.
 Miss Faull Entertains
 Among the picturesque hills of Feeders, Ut the home of MT. and Mrs Richard aull the Ladies Whist club and num- pr of guests were entertained by Miss hull Wednesday afternoon. Tables for r1st and forty-two were arranged on ttte7eranda and in the living rooms ana tI' table bore miniature basket made ph,ite paper mache edged with tiny nH issue carnations and tied with pale uel ribbon and were filled with pink lgared almonds and bon-bons. The house las prettily decorated with pink carna- |ons and ferns, and score was kept by Iesdames Walter Upzcker and D. W. wen on cards attractively designed in Jews and corded with pink and blue. The first whist prize. a luncheon cloth, as awarded Mrs. T. I. Conwell; the sec d, two luncheon dishes of English lace. Il to Mrs. Lacey Edmondson: the forty To prize, set of medalions of tating, hs won by Mrs. A A. Persons. The nsoation, also half-dozen medalions, as drawn by pieces of stick candy tied tn ribbons from large cut glass bowl led with confetti and pink rose leaves. e trophy was joined to one of the idies and was drawn by Mrs A. s. Fitz- rick.
 salad course, hints, ices and cake, irving out the prevailing colors, was wed after the games.
 Hiss Faull. beconingly attired in light ilc with trimmings of pale blue and a ne jewelled pendant, was assisted by sister, Mrs. Faull. whose afternoon (ck was of black and white.
 those invited to share the hospitality h the club members were: Mesdames win Clark and Edwin Ball of Birming- m, Mrs. W. M. Abbott, Mrs. Clarence bolt. Mrs Ed Ball, Jr., w Soggett sNeill, Lee Mody, Percy Benton, A. A. rson. Walter Unzicker of Ishkooda and ss Ethel Adams.
 Announcements
 The Grove Conservatory of Music Il give a public recital at the Audi : Fium Thursday night.
 The .4ristian Workers will meet with s. Cannon Thursday afternoon at her me in South Bessemer.
 The Home Mission Society of the kthodist church will meet at the home Mrs. Jack Clay Thursday afternoon. The Neighborhood Bridge club will entertained Thursday evening by bert Cantrell at the home of Dr. and s. J. w. Carter.
 Adah Rebekah Lodge No. IS, D. of R., meet Thursday night
 dyrtle-Linton Lodge No. 130, Knigh. S Pythias, will meet Thursday night. drs. Bert Lytle will present the Bes- her production of the "Old Maids nvenIlon'' at the Birmingham Sem- try Thursday evening.
 rhe Baptist Young Peoples union will 0 entertained at a social by Mrs. Nor Ha Parker at her home on Fifth ave- Hue Friday evening.
 1 Personals
 Presiding Elder Frank W. Brandon of &e Bessemer district. will deliver the 6fnmencement sermon of the Lamar nunty High school on Sunday morning ky 26, at Vernon.
 Mrs l.. P. Craig has returned from a oit to MT. and Mrs. Ebert Craig ai tohatchie.
 Mrs. w. L. Burks, who is convalescine The Robinson hospital, Is expected tc drn to her home at Brighton withir
 w days.
 r. and -..rs w. T. Taylor and chil.
 returned to their home at Wilson
 after visit to Mrs. l. E. Taylor
 F. McDonough division freigh
 of the Frisco, spent Wednesday IT
 Inner with the local officials. & 5 B. L. Huey Is the guest of MT & Mrs. c. A. Gillespie at Birming E \And owing to the Hines of her little /nter will be unable to go to Mo M As delegate to the United Daugh
 3tf the Confederacy convention.
 and Mrs. J. c. Hill of Anderson
 are the guests of MT. and Mrs. F
 ffll at their home on Firth ave Gx D. L. Etheridge leaves today fol isit to relatives in Greenville and ex. eto to be absent several weeks.
 lrs. George Neal is in Anniston at nding the Home Mission conference " in session there.
 TT. Sam Lefkovits expects to leave