The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10

Last night a reception was given at
 the Jonesboro Methodist churctlkln honor
 of the 50 new members received during
 the past year. Pinkney Scott was mas
 ter of ceremonies and after a general
 reception, reports on the work of the church were heard Mrs. R. s. Moore reported in behalf of the Ladies Aid society. A splendid report was made by Mrs. l.. D. Patterson, president of the foreign work. MT. McCorSle represented the missionary committee. Mrs. Annie Louis Moore reported for the juvenile missionary society. George Bumgardner reported for the young mems class. An excellent report for the board of stewards was made by E. A. Ward. He stated that all conference claims would prob ably be paid in full. A short talk on the imr ortance of the closing year was made by President Elder Frank w. Brandon Delightful refreshments were served
 An election of officers for the Bessemer Athletic club was held In the club rooms at the meeting last night. J. F. Clay. president; Claude Batson, vice president: Henry Hurd, secretary and treasurer, were elected. The members of the board of governors will be as follows. J. M. clewis, Chester Tubb. Cupid Cochran. Owen Williams and Fred Bailey.
 wedding which came as great sur prise was that of Miss Carrie Vines of McCalia, and Lee Shackleford of Jones' boro They were married at the home of the brides parents, Rev. R. W. Carlisle officiating. They will reside in Jones' boro.
 Mrs. c. M. Bradford. who will be re- membered as Miss Frankie Kelley. was the inspiration of an eight course luncheon Friday, given by Mrs. H. G. Christlieb. The color motif for the pretty occasion was pink and green. the center piece being formed of pink carnations and maiden hair fern. held in cut glass bowl. The place cards were designed in were Mir. and Mrs, c. M. Bradford. MT. and Mrs. G. r. Benton, Mrs. Charles Griffith of Savannah. Ga., and Mrs. A. o. Kelley.
 Mrs. Ben Boshwitz proved a delightful hostess when she entertained few friends at dinner at the home of her pa- rents, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Gillen. on Sew enth avenue. Yellow and green were tho coiors chosen for this pretty affair, ferns and chrysanthemums being used in abund- ance. The central decoration of the ,ablo vas cut glass bowl of chrysanthemums. Those invited were: Mrs. Tourney Rivers, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Myrtle Miles. Miss Mildred Jaffe of Birmingham, pr. and Mrs. E. c. Gillen, Miss Berney Gil- len: Messrs. David Fulton, Dr. F. F. Lacey. pr. C. A. Harris and Mayor George l.. Rutledge.
 4 one of the most delightful affairs of The season took place yesterday after noon when Mrs. Lee Moody entertained the members of the Matrons' club and a large number of guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. William H. H. Judson on Clarendon avenue. The house was artis- tically decorated in yellow and white chrysanthemums with background of ferns.
 Standing in the hall with Mrs Moody to welcome the guests were: Mrs G. c. Willis of Birmingham. Mrs. William Fl. IT, Judson and Miss Grace Judson. The punch table with its lace cover over yell low and banked in delicate vines and flowers was graciously presided over by Misses Malie Downing and May Adams. Score was kept on danity cards designed in chrysanthemums by Misses Elise Rob- irson, Grace Judson. Dora Winters and Eessie Mae Loyett. The club prize,< china cranberry sAtice set. was won ty Nj S. John Neal: the whist prize. lovely scarf. was awarded to Mrs. Virginia Love joy shelton; the guests prize. white and gold rose jar. went to Miss Hettic Faull: the consolation. .a pretty plate, fcil to Mrs. Roberta Harris Vim of Birming-