The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09


 The home of Mrs. l.. B. Bradley, on Fourth avenue, was the scene of a pretty hospitality last night, when she enter taired q number of friends in compliment to her house guests, Miss Lucy Moore of Gadsden and Miss Louise Hendricks of New Castle, and Miss Helen McMinn of Richmond, Ind, the guest of Miss Helen Rodenberg and Miss Helen DeGarmo, the guest of Miss Mildred Winters The in- terior was made very attractive with the national colors, flags and bunting being used in the decorations, while shades over the lights cast a soft glow over the young women in their attractive evening frocks On arrival, a delicious fruit punch was dispensed from a bowl decorated in the red, white and blue tones by Miss Edith Bradley Six tables were used for the games score being kept by Mrs Bradley and Miss Edith Bradley After series of eames of forty-two, the ladies prize, a box of crepe de chine aIAdkerchefs, was awarded to Miss Lillian Malone, while the gentlemen's prize, also box of handker- chiefs, went to Denson Bentley, while Miss Helen McMinn won the consolation prize, a box of correspondence cards Later in the evening an ice course was served. Those included in this hospitality were: Miss Lucy Moore, Miss Louise Hendricks, Miss Helen McMinn, Miss Helen DeGormo, Miss Helen Rodenberg, Miss Mildred Winters, Miss Annie We've Thornton, Miss S. E. Hayes, Miss Katie Nolan, Miss Lillian Malone, Miss Lorraine Buck Miss Annie Johnson, Foster Brad ley Robert Lee, Gerald Mickle, Howe Price Marvin Baty, Mahlon Bernoit, Mar tin, Tipton, Eugene Hawkins, Denson Bentley, Luney Ragsdale and Ralph Snider.
 pr. E. R. Smith, Dr. George D. Wal 1o- L 1S p,,r, ,hx, T~1,, cy. = Honeycutt and Alex Carroll have returned from fishing trip to the Warrior river. The men left Bessemer Tuesday afternoon and suffered many hardships on account of the terrible rain.
 The Bessemer Playground association held an interesting meeting this after presided over by the president, Mrs. John M Martin.
 The regular services will be held Sum- day at the First Baptist church, at which time the Rev. M. K Thornton will have as his theme at the Il O clock hour, The Prerequisites for Success in Chris tan Work" and at the evening hour 1t will be. "The Second Mile"
 The Rev. George W. McRae will fill his pulpit at the Jonesboro Baptist church at both the Sunday morning and evening services. The public is invited to be present.
 The Rev. I. F. Swallow. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will preach at both the morning and evening hours Sunday and the public is invited to hear him.
 The Rev. J. c. Mcqueen will preach at the Brighton Presbyterian church Sunday morning at Ii o'clock, taking for his subject, Remember Me"
 The Rev. J. D Ray will preach at the South Highland Baptist church at both the morning and evening services. Sun day school at 9:30 o'clock The public is invited to attend these services.
 William Williams of Andalusia and Miss Mary Mauter were married this morning in the office of the judge of probate in the Realty building, the ceremony being pronounced by Clerk Her bert Ethridge in the presence of several friends
 Miss Eu,a Hayes was a charming hostess last night when she entertained
 in honor of Miss Lois and Miss Bessie Everett of Pascagoula. Miss, the house guests of Miss Elizabeth Phelps, and Miss Katie Hurlie and Miss Helen McMinn, 1f.