The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-13

Wallace stated that from one to three complaints were being received daily as to the passing of worthless checks, the complaints coming from all different parts of the United States. Several of the artists have visited Bessemer and one Or two of them have been placed in jail.
 On Saturday the Oak Grove Masons and Odd Fellows will have a public in- stallation of officers and big basket picnic. Both lodges are very strong and the families and friends will gather for the celebration. A number of speeches will be made and from all reports the gathering will be the largest in that neighborhood for years.
 May, the little 3-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs. Ebert Gentry of Fanny Hill, died this morning at the home of her parents after short illness. The funeral will take place at il o'clock Sunday morn ing at Bucksville. Intermert will be made at the Bucksville cemetery with Jacobs X Son in charge.
 The fast nine of Greenwood will meet the Tuxedo team Saturday on the Owen town diamond. Two weeks ago the two teams played 13 inning game, but no
  in a tie. McAdory will mount the hill for Greenwood
 MT and Mrs. D. Williams will enter tain the members of the Jonesboro Bap- tist church on Tuesday evening at their home in Jonesboro.
 The affair promises to be one of unusual pleasure as it will bring together in social way all the members of the church, 10th young and old.
 Mrs. Lee Moody delightfully."- entertained the members of the Matrons club this afternoon at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs William H. H. Judson, on Clarendon avenue The interior of the house was decorated for the occasion in ferns, palms, English ivy and cut flow CTS. There were five tables of forty-two The first prize, hand embroidered lingerie. was won by Mrs. P E. Gwin; the conso- lation, box of linen handkerchiefs, fell to Mrs. John Perkins. Miss Grace Jud- son kept score on dainty cards designed in girl heads. At the conclusion of the games an ice course was served
 A number of young people enjoyed a hay ride tonight. The party will go to West lake, where refreshments will be served MT. and Mrs. H. c. Waller
  clude Misses Dora Barr, Willie Eastis, Leila Williams. Blanche Smithson. Irene Jenkins, Clara Ross, Berney Gillen, Ruby Bailey, Mary Tinklepaugh, Kath- leen Waller Mattie Tubb. Jessie Bum gardner, Madge Mimms, Mary Smith Messrs Fred Gum, Davis Batson, Harry Parker, Hugh Battle, Henry Adams, Tom Spain Grady Mims, Wiggs Thompson, Mac Parson, Joe Little, Ed Cornwell. Macon Williams, Alvin Vogel, Tom Pugh, Edwin Brannon and Nat Hawkins.
 MT. and Mrs Andrew c Mitchell de- lightfully entertained few friends at picnic at West lake yesterday Those composing the party were Misses Ethel Bell. May Bell, Gertrude Fielder, Messrs Walter Bell, Avis Bell, |S s, Griffith, Edgar Lee Mitchell and Tom Hall Mitchell.
 Miss Edith Christelieb gave a de- lightful surprise party Thursday even ing in compliment to Miss Lucille Fiel- der, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Fiel- der on Fourth avenue. Numerous games were enjoyed, after which de- licious refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Kathleen Waller. Helen Houppert, Bernice Thomas, Zelna Lefkovits, Emma Gum, Minnie Jackson, Lillian Cahill, Kath- leen Cahill, May Shaw, Edith Christi Heb, and Lewis Spencer, Haley Thomp- son. Hal Grigsby John Hagarty, Will liam Hagarty. Joe Little. Martin Ken nedy, Marrel Rush, Worth Lewis George Murrah, Roland Lewis and Howard Houppert.