The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-05

on the grand Jury are o d. Naiuiop' foreman; F. IT, Atkinson, Ollie S. Bridge, Erwin Gilmore, John McMick- ems. Andrew ]. Batson, David ]. Huey, Nathan J. Moore, Samuel Meigs, Wil- liam P. Farr. George W. Cox, James M. Parsons, Columbus c. Rogers, Philip Smith, will Brown, E. L. Thornburgh, l. l.. Whittle and William H. Chap pei.
 Bragg King, negro. arrested at To- iande, charged with carrying concealed weapon and violation of the revenue law, was brought up to Bessemer this morning and failing to make bond was taken to Birmingham and placed in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff C.. C.. Herren.
 About 12 o'clock Saturday night sev- eral men who were going out Nine teenth street began shooting after they passed the commissary of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company at the pipe works, mile from Bessemer. A stray bullet found its way into the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. J. Lennert on St Louis avenue, The bullet went through the dining room window, shattering the glass and lodged in the opposite side of the wall. No one was hurt
 The Ladies' Mid society of the Rap fist church held very interesting meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs r. T. IIuey on Sixth avenue with Mrs Barnett as leader. Papers, which proved very interesting as well as in structive, were read by Mrs NJ K. Thornton. Mrs. T. ]. Reynolds and Mrs. John Perkins This week will be ob- served as a week Of prayer and the society will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs C. B. Wright at the home of Dr. ]. c. Curry After the bus mess of the meeting was transacted delightful refreshments were served.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church held its regular business meeting this afternoon in the parlors of the church, Plans were dis cussed for the spring work.
 The Woman's Mission society of the First Methodist churcu served dinner today in the vacant store on Second avenue between Nineteenth and Twen- ticth streets. A neat sum was real fzed
 The honor roll of the music pupils of the Sisters of Mercy contains the following names: Seniors, Misses Iinnie Thomas. Viva McDaniels, Ruby Rags dale. Helen Marsh, Geraldine Hayes. Rosalie Goldberg, Adele Schwabacher, Margaret Berry, Lottie Granger, Fran ces Weller, Julia Nettleman, Lorine Donegan. Junior grade. Misses Racheal Ragsdale, Rozzie Cafnea, Hildred Hatcher. Ruby Thomas Maxine Gold berg and Seaborn Jones.
 The Jonesboro Baptist Aid sociery held it's regular meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Bennett. It was decided by the society to give an oyster supper on Tuesday, March 12, Ht the home of Mrs. W. M. Wilmon. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. The meeting next week will be with Mrs. Carlisle Delightful re- Treatments were served by the hostess.
 A charming pre-nuptial event in compliment to Miss Edna Ball was the beautifully appointed six course lunch con with Mir Walter CnzlcSer as host ess at her attractive home at Reeders. The table around which the guests gathered was very attractive, a large cut glass bowl from which yellow jon quils nodded gracefully forming the central decoration. The place carus were dainty hand painted birds in yell low The guests enjoying Mrs. Un- Eicker's hospitality were: Miss Edna Ball, the bride-to-be, sfiss Elise Rob- | lnson, Miss Matura Benvon, Miss Carrie Benton, Miss Inez Lopez. Miss Laura Jones, Miss Virginia Mitchell. Miss Nell Wells and Miss Morris Mohung. Cof- Zee was served in the library.