The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

Mir and Mrs. Sam Massey, Mr and Mrs. NJ F. Crotwell Mir and Mrs. Grimes, Mir and Mrs. Gibson. Miss Flora Russell. Miss Mabel Russell, Miss Edna Fitzpatrick, Miss Mamie Mae Bell Miss Edna God win, Miss Estele billiard. Miss Daisy Hayes, Miss Robert, Miss Mary Butler Mi Elise Simpson. Miss Fay Rudd, Miss Mamie Mae Crimes Martin Tipton, MT. Reeves, Earle Dillard Mir Goodwin and Mr. Robertson. Music was rendered by Mrs Crotwel, Miss Rudd and Miss Fitz- patrick. The evening wound up with a mock wedding.
 Mrs J. A. Snider was hostess to the Wentworth club of Birmingham this aft ernoon at her home on Third avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets The membership numbers 20. most of whom enjoyed Mrs. Snders hos pitaity. With the exception of few of the neighbors there were no Bessemer guests. Child Labor" was the subject for the afternoon and Mrs. H. G. Sellers was the leader for the occasion Interest ing and instructive papers were read by Mrs. R. C. Reid, Mrs. Frank Stevens, Mrs s. J. Yam and Mrs. Horace Shaw At the conclusion of the programme tempting refreshments were served.
 A great deal of interest is being man. ifested In the movement to orga nize . baseball league of 60 clubs in Jefferson county, every part of the county be- ing represented. Mr. Martin. who is at the head of the movement. will be at the city hall Sunday afternoon at o'clock to discuss the matter and all interested are invited to attend.
 The Bessemer city court will convene Monday morning with Judge ]. c. B. Gwin on the bench. long jury civil docket has been set for the week and will be disposed of.
 The board of education will meet Tues day night in the office of Superintendent A. A. Persons in the High school build ing. at which time the election of teach CTS will take place.
 The Civic Improvement league and the Bessemer Culture club will hold a joint meeting Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the city park for the purpose of dis cussing the playground movement in Bes- semer. Anyone interested in this move ment is invited to attend. The Rev. M K. Thornton has returned from Houston, Tex, where he has been for the past week attending the Southern Baptist convention, and will fill his pulpi. at the First Baptist church at both the Sunday morning and evening services He will have for his subject at the morn ing hour, 'The Southern Baptist Con vention."
 The many friends of Mrs. Joe Scott will regret to learn that she is at the Elizabeth Duncan hospital, where she underwent an operation.
 Chief of Police T. B. Wallace will leave Monday for Cincinnati, where he will at tend the chiefs convention, which will be in session there next week. Haley Thompson is able to be out after a recent illness and operation. MT. and Mrs. E. A. Little and Miss Eel na Lefkovits left today for Sweetwater, Tenn, where they will attend commence. ment at the Tennessee Military academy, where Joe Little will graduate. A. Forst who has been visiting rela- tives in New York for several weeks, will return next week.
 Mrs. Henry Morton is doing as well as could be expected at the Elizabeth Dun can hospital, where she underwent an operation.
 Miss Laura Ball and Miss Gladys Baird have returned from Montevallo. where they were students at the Alabama Girls Technical institute.
 Mrs. &. H. Cayce has returned to her home in Atlanta after a delightful vlsi' with relatives and friends in Bessemer
 Miss Ola Minges has returned from Iai' ladega, where she was the guest or he' sister. Mrs Cline, for several weeks