The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-28

mess The loss has not yet been ad- justed on the fixtures of the Grand hotel and the Pastime pool room. t
 Judge Murphy of the juvenile court and his clerk, Ralph $. Barrow, were in Bessemer this afternoon holding the semi monthly session of court. Eleven cases eight of which were colored children, were disposed of and several of the defendants were sentenced to serve sentence in the county shelter at Bir mingham Judge Murphy took them back with him. One case brought to the judges attention was that of a little girl about II years old who was charged with skipping another little child. The other cases were all dis posed of by putting the offenders on probation or being continued.
 The birthday of Admiral Raphael Semmes was observed by the local chap ter of the United Daughters of the Con- federacy this afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. c. Griggsby, when an interest ing programme was rendered. Crosses of honor were presented to the follow ing veterans: J. L. Cork, John H. Hay good, Thomas A. Andrews, j. R. Click, Robert H. Beard, R. J. Bryson. John M. Hudson, George B. Hughes, James M.
 
 and James McCombs
 Yesterday afternoon number of Methodist women met at the home of Mrs M. F. Benton on Arlington avenue, between Nineteenth and Short streets, for the purpose of planning for the ba- gar which will be held the first of De- cember. Mrs. M- P. Benton presided over the meeting and Mrs. A. A. Persons faI fa As, the central committee. of which Mrs NJ P. Benton is chairman, can see them every woman in the church will be asked to help with the bazar in one way or another. The proceeds of the affair will be donated to the new Methodist church
 Mrs w. w. Hollingsworth was hostess this afternoon when she enter tained the Matrons' club at her home on Third avenue. The color motif chosen for this lovely affair was yellow and green. large quantities of goldenrod and ferns being used effectively in the re- cepton rooms. The punch bowl was banked in goldenrods and ferns and was presided over by Misses Willie J. Hollingsworth and Eugenia Maxwell Score was kept on dainty hand painted cards designed in girls heads, and tied with yellow and green ribbons. The Or the tables around which the players gathered being placed in the hall. par Tor and dining room At the conclusion of the games the prizes, hand painted picture, a pair of hand embroidered guest towels and silk hose, were award ed Mrs. Hollingsworth was assisted in the duties of hostess by Mrs. Tom Carlisle, Mrs. John Neal and Mrs D. C. Simmons. An elaborate plate luncheon and ice course was served. Those in- eluded in this hospitality were Mes danes George Harrison, F. w. Me Neill, ?. E. Gwin, Henry Hurd, Lee Moody. John Perkins, R. w. Simpson, A. A. Persons. Bryan Waller. R. w. Wal drop, George Woodrow, George Waller, Ceph Brannon, Tom Benton, Carl Nal der, T. I. Cornwell. J. s. Winters. E. H. Lopez, W. T. Warlick, H. C. Grigsby, A. S. Fitazpatrick, Mohns. Lacey Ed mundson. L. B. Bradley, w. H. Porter E. A. Little. R. T. Smith. T. T. Huey c. F. Goodwyn L. D. McCullom, J. E. Bush, J. F. Kent, Gwylyn Herbert, M K. Thornton, T. J. Bissett, George Stew enson, E.. l.. Huey, w. D. Lanier Mac Clay, L. A. Spencer. w. l.. Rush, H. D. Leon, Sutherland, w. F. Golson, T. G. Carlisle of Gadsden, D. c. Summons of Utica, Miss; John Neal, Miss Theo Lopez and Miss Florence Attolengni.
 The lawn party given this afternoon and evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs T. F. Robinson on Berkley avenue was success in every way. This afternoon large number of children gathered and numerous games were enjoyed by the juveniles, as well as refreshments. A neat sum was realized.