The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

in the window of the Pegram- Pa ton
 Drug company. Tho inscription on the
 cup which is IF inches high, Is as fol-
 lows: Field Drill. First Prize, Class A.
 Woodmen of the World Uniform Rank,
 District Encampment No. 1o Company
 M, Twenty-sixth Regiment Camp S,
 Bessemer. Ala" John McCollom of the
 local company won the first individual
 prize and O. L. Pearson won the soc
 ond individual prize for drilling, making three prizes for the Bessemer company Extensive plans have been made by
 the Woman's Missionary society of the
 First Methodist church for the services
 which will be held tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. c. G, Neal, assisted by the pas
 tor. the Rev. George Stoves, will pre-
 side. Several prominent speakers will be
 present and make talks, among them be-
 ing Mrs. J. F. Ehrhart and Mrs, E. T.
 Glass of Birmingham and Mrs. George
 A. Wade of East Lake.
 Bessemer lodge No 4ss, Ancient Free
 and Accepted Masons, will, meet in reg
 ular session Monday night in the hnll
 on Twentieth street between Second and
 Third avenues and all members are
 urged to be present as there will be work in the entered apprentice and
 master mason degrees.
 
 The Ladies' Aid society of the First
 Presbyterian church will hold it's reru
 lar business session Monday afternoon
 at o'clock in the church parlors at which time all members are requested to be present as several matters of im-
 portance will come before that bocy.
 Miss Sadie sturdivant was delight ful hostess this afternoon when she en- tertained the members of the Forty two club and a number of guests at her home on Arlington avenue White and green were the colors chosen for the affair. white roses and ferns being e,n- ployed In the decorations of the recep- ton rooms Five tables were used for
 the games. score being kent on hand painted cards by Miss Sturdivant After
 series of games a salad and ice course was served. Those present were Miss Mary Reynolds. Miss Ruby Ragsda,e. Miss Mallie Downing. Miss Grace Jud l son, Miss Bessie Lovett. Miss Pauline Murrah, Miss Lena Terry, Miss Ethel Adams, Miss Rose Lewis. Miss Irma Tapps. Miss Donaldson. Miss Mary Lo- vett, Miss Irene Robbins, Mrs. John Egan, Mrs. Ralph Burke, Mrs. Jack Clay, Mrs. John Neal. Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. J. E. Wright, Mrs. W C. Baty.
 The hostess was assisted in her duties by her mother, Mrs. J. F. Sturdivant. James Cahfl of Edsewater is spend- ing the weekend with his family in Bessemer.
 Mrs. William H. H. Judson. who has
 been quite i'll for the past two weeks. Is somewhat improved.
 Fred Ross continues quite i'll at his home in East Bessemer.
 Miss Lucille Bruns has returned from ! a delightful visit with friends in Selma. Sam Brick has returned from busi- ness trip to New York and other east ern points,
 1 Mrs. Wyman Jones of Huntsville Is at 1 the Elizabeth Duncan hospital, where she underwent an operation, | Hal Grigsby is i'll at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. H. C. GrigsLy, l on Second avenue.
 Mrs. c. M. Seares of Parker Springs Is doing nicely after an operation at the Elizabeth Duncan hospital. Blue Harris and Joe Bumby have gone l to Auburn where they will be students
 at the Alabama Polytechnic institute. Mrs. John D. Martin has returned from vandiver. where she was called by the illness of her father.
 Miss Frances coburn has gone to Ab- erdeen. where she is visiting relatives and friends
 Mrs. Richard Faull and children. who
 have been visiting friends in Mobile and Coden. have returned home. l Joe Stone is able to be cue after a re- cent Illness at his home on Nineteenth street.
 Mrs. M. c. Terry has as her guests Mrs
 Phillips and children of Dora.