The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-14

l per, President Jefferson" John Me- Conne1l, Jr.; paper, Ex-President Jeff | ferson," George H. Bumgardner. Fol l lowing the rendition of the programme I the club engaged in discussion of 1 the life of Jefferson. which was thor
 oughly enjoyed by those present 1 The annual Christmas entertainment of the First Presbyterian Sunday school I will be held Thursday evening, Decem- Der 23. in the basement of the church. ! The affair promises to be one of the most interesting and entertaining ever given by the school and every mem Der is looking forward to the even l ing. Bessemer lodge No. 109, Independent | Order of odd Fellows, will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow evening in l the hall on Third avenue at which the third degree will be conferred on one candidate. The meeting will be at 7:30 o'clock and it is expected that the nomination of officers will also take ' place; so all members are urged to be present
 Mrs A. J. McCampbell was de- l lightful hostess when she entertained few friends at lunch at her home 1 on Clarendon avenue. The reception | 1 ferns and cut flowers, while the table was covered with cluny lace piece over pink, the central decoration being l a crystal vase of pink carnations. A l five-course lunch was served to Mrs. Edwin Ball. Mrs Clarence Abbott, Mrs. John C. Perry, Mrs. T. I. Conwell and Mrs. Coleman.
 1 The many friends of Mrs J. M. Rob- ertson will regret to learn that she | is suffering with a fractured hip as | a result of a fall received a few days 1 ago at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Augusta Robertson, on Arlington ave- nue and Seventeenth street. Mrs Rob- i ertson is over 80 years of age and l had the misfortune to fall fracturine I her hip. A physician was summoned | and the injured member was set. Mrs. ] Robertson is known to her many l friends as Grandma Robertson She 1 is reported to be resting well today. Bands No. i and No. of the Ladies'
 Aid society of the First Baptist church held their regular meeting this 9fter- noon at the church at which time the I lesson was taken from the book, 'In the Heart of the Old Testament" with Mrs. E. N Parnell as leader. A col lection was taken for the purpose of buying Christmas present for the little boy at the orphanage being ! taken care of by the society. All
 in on the Sunday school debt and
 amounted to $216. There was good | attendance and much interest was man.
 ifested in the meeting.
 l Band No. was delightfully."- enter l tained by Mrs. T. D. Ray at her home
 on Arlington avenue. After the lesson | the members gave Mrs. Cochrane, an aged woman who lives in the Steiner building, pound party. Mrs Cochrane was greatly surprised, but was over- I joyed with the many things presented l her.
 Band No. was entertained by Mrs. Fowler and the lesson was taken from 1 'sIn the Heart of the Old Testament. i There was a good attendance.
 There will be a called meeting of ! Circle Mo- of the Pastors Helpers | of the First Methodist church tomor- | row afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home 1 of Mrs. Steve Baty on Berkley avenue. All members are urged to be present. | The many friends of Deputy Sheriff | Monroe F. Parker will regret to learn l that he is quite i'll with pneumonia at his home.
 1 Miss Geraldine Hayes is able to be l out after a recent illness at the home | ct her parents.
 l Clarence Bumgardner. who has been 1 quite i'll for several days. Is able to be ! back at work again.
 l Dr. A. A. Persons is i'll at his home l on BerkIey avenue
 l Little Frances Rush is improving aft | CT an operation on her throat
 | Dewey Thaxton is cutie i'll at his l home.
 \ Mr and Mrs. Jokn Egan will leave I in | few days to spend the holidays II with relatives in Pensacola, Fla.
 H Dr. and Mrs T. c. Donald and little II daughter, Clara Eugenia. have re-
 turned from week's visit to Pine
 Apple They made the trip in theii machine.
 \ Mrs. Nolan's many friends will bs