The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-12

sisters, Mrs. A. p Vines and Miss Jessie
Bungardner. Those present We're
Lucretia Hope, Edith Zude, Elizabeth
Deadrick, Doris Finch, Marion Rarden,
Eudora Saunders, Grace Finch, Edna
Lovelace, Frances Vines, Louis Jacobs
and Horace Jacobs
The revi, al which was in progress the
past week at the Brighton Presbyterian
church will continue through this week
Services will be held every evening at 8
Q clock by the Rev. /. f. Swallow of the
Bessemer Presbyterian church
Ar open air concert will be given Tues
day on the lawn of Mrs. G.. p Martin for
the benefit of the Jonesboro Baptist
church, No admission will be charged
but free will offering will be taken and
refreshments will be served during the
evening The following programme will
be rendered: Piano duet Misses Ruby
Brown and Hattie Pennington vocal solo,
Mrs. Charles H. Browning; reading, Miss
Lorine Chrestlieb violin solo, Miss Jes-
sic Bumgardner; piano solo Miss 4Orrie
NKeith; vocal duet, Evelyn and Ethelyn
| Milton: piano duet, Misses Belle Houston
and Gladys Martin; quartet, Mesdames
Browning. McGrew Carlisle and Bryant; ;
piano duet Thelma Dudley and Marie
MeGrew; reading, Miss Corienne Trot-
ten; vocal solo, Mrs. James Hall; plane
solo, Miss Marguerite Ezell; vocal duet,
Mesdames Jacobs and Vines; piano solo,
Miss Marie McGrew; vocal solo, Mr. Hode
Eastman; piano duet. Misses Ruby and
Blanche Smithson. with male quartet.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church held it's regular busno SIS
meeting this afternoon at the home of
Mrs j. r. Waldrop The pledge money
was turned over and the ladies voted o
turn in $3.50 on the new Sunday school
room A report was read from the rum
mage sale and showed that $13 had been
cleared.
The devotional exercises were led ~
Mrs. P. M. Mathews. The roll was called
and the minutes read by Mrs. Rose Huey,
the secretary. 1t was decided to turn in
s. to the training school. ways and
means committee was appointed with Mrs.
Pennington chairman, Mrs. John Per-
kins. Mrs. w II. Porter Mrs. j. 7. Crof-
ford and Mrs p. M. Mathews A report
fl the social service committee was
read by Mrs Moore. Mrs. j. M. Wood,
Mrs. r. A. Clayter and Mrs. A. w. Dea-
son were enrolled as new members.
Mrs. Cora Handy will be hostess to the
Auction Bridge club Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock at her home on Fourth avenue.
Yesterday morning after the Sunday
school hour the auditorium and Sunday
school rooms of the new Methodist
church were thrown open to give every
one an opportunity to see what has been
done in the way of finishing. The work
men will soon complete the plastering "A
the auditorium and are rushing the
woodwork as rapidly as possible.
The Ladies' Whist club will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
William Pengram at her home on Eight
eenth street.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock DR.. ID. A.
BANTER will be ordained as deacon in
the Bessemer Baptist church. The public
is invited to be present at the service.
Miss Minnie Read Lawrence Of Living
ston, who possesses a rare, sweet voice,
will appear the musical programme at
the benefit to be given Tuesday after
noon and evening for the Bessemer
chapter, United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, at the home of Mrs. T. F. Rob
inson on Berkeley avenue. Miss Lawrence
| is the house party guest of Miss elise
| Robinson.