The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-19
BeSSener News

Bessemer, July 1S.-(Special Up until Il o'clock on Saturday night there will be a half hour electric car service between Bessemer and Birmingham. The new ser vice, which has been made necessary by the heavy crowds travelling cn the cars , on Saturdays, will go into effect on next | Saturday, July 20. Formerly the cars have run only every hour after o'clock at night. There will be no change in the l special car service, which will continue as It Is al present. The new service will be effective only on Saturday night
 A "Trip Arounu ,.le World'' will be given by the Pastors Helpers of the First Methodist church about Tuesday, July 3O Within the next few days the different points of interest, with full particulars, will be announced #=4.lslalxjA
 On Friday afternoon the base ball team of the Bessemer fire department will play team composed of bartendcrs of this city at Underwood park. No admission will be charged. Batteries for fire de- partment, Hill and Hill, for bartenders, Ross and O'Mara.
 J. H. Phelps T. A. Hines. Jr. and H. H. Hall went to Dolomite tonight to at- tend the meeting of the Masonic lodge and to assist in conferring the entire appren- tice degree and fellow craft degree on a number of candidates.
 The force of Chief Deputy Lacey Ed mundson has been increased by the addi- ton of Deputy Sheriff Wed Gwin of the Birmingham office, who has been assigned to service during the summer months in the Bessemer district Mr. Gwin, who has been doing court duty In Birmingham, is a brother of Judge Gwin of this city. Deputy Sherffs Parker, Smithson and Gwin today arrested l.. P. Penny, ne- gro operating grocery store on Tenth avenue, on three charges of violating the prohibition law.
 On Labor Day Kid Butch an1 Joe From mell will don the gloves in a 10 round bout at the Lions club in Bessemer. Frommell will be trained by his father, an old prize fighter, while Butch will be trained by Bscoe Seals of Birmingham. The match promises to be u very live and interesting one, as both men are we'll known in this city.
 Miss Florence Stolenwreck of Colum- bus, Miss, and Miss Hewlett Mae Adams of Birmingham, who are the house guests of Miss Isabel Curry, were the inspirati ton of a delightful affair when their hostess entertained for them this evening at her home on Berkley avenue. The house, which is spacious. was never more at tractive than 1t was on this occasion, with it's Japanese decorations artistically arranged, these bright tints forming a pretty setting for the bevy of girls in their attractive evening frocks Japanese lanterns gave soft light to the veranda and lawn. The punch bowl from which refreshing punch was dispensed was placed on the porch and was banked in ferns and flowers. A number of games were enjoyed while the feature of the occasion was "Old Sayings" Each guest was given a card bearing familiar say ings. and they were requested to i'll in the blanks which were left. Miss Curry was assisted in the duties of hostess by Mrs. T. F. Robinson. At the conclusion of the games an ice course was served. Those invited to share Miss Curry's hos pitality were: Misses Julia Shaclsleford of Birmingham, Ethel Johnston. Willie Allen, Virginia Robinson Corinna Trot- ter, Jeanette Allen. Fay Falkner, Nellie Christlieb, Mary Rosseau Brandon, Car rife Louise Brandon. Pauline Murrah, Mary Duncan Carrie Kent, Marion Kent, Allen Curry, Lena Terry. Ida Winters. Margaret Rust, Roberta Lamb. Mary Rev holds, Mabel Herbert. Gene O'Leary. Lockel Wingo. Dr. Jack Glidewell pr. Lucius Terry, Dr. Wood Price. Owen Williams. Duff Lewis, John Eagan, Bur well Hill Robert Simpson, Jim Donald son. Dr. Raymond Simpson, Edwin Bran non, Mac Batson. Edwin Winters. Sam May, George CSurry, Peyton McEniry, James I.ovett, Dr. C. A. Harris. Fred pail nrt Mr., Do Wingo. Allen oxford. John Walston, J. Wingo and Joe Lacey
 The pupils of the Grove School of Music will give a free recital on Fri day evening at the city park. The fol- lowing programme will be rendered
 Pm shy Mildred Larsen and Evie Craig.
 kitty, Kitty" Miriam Meiggs. Don't be What You Amt" Evie l Craig.
 Little Fishy," Judson and vesta Car l lisle.
 Letter for Papa" Etoile Horn Don't you Want Doggie?'' Carley Seigle.
 "A Sassy Girl" Edna Kysar "Dolly Dimple." Bernice Waits. Effie Carlisle.
 Vocal duet, Misses Jeanie Fraser and Berney Gillen.
 T Want to be in Dixie" Misses Gladys Martin and Belle Houston. Piano solo. Miss Hattie Pennington | Vocal duet, Misses Bertha Acker and Irene Carrol.
 Sing Me to Sleep" Miss Elizabeth Wiser
 Paino solo. Miss Berney Gillen.
 
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