The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-08

pression. Bible, etc, will be organized under able leaders
 l All those who are interested in getting 1 the best instruction at the least cost are | asked to phone Main 5464 for further in 1 formation.
 l The Young Matrons' Needlecraft club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. T. o. Crane at her home in Wood- lawn.
 A lovely ice course was enjoyed after an afternoon of fancy work Mrs. Crane was assisted in serving by her daughter, little Miss Margaret and Mrs. Robert Perry.
 Members present were Mrs. Richard Bell. Mrs. Zack Cheatham, Mrs. Roland Crawford, Mrs. H. P. Fassett, Mrs. Dan Glidden, Mrs. P. o. McGlathery, Mrs. E.. L. Morris, Mrs. E. Rhodes, Mrs Rob- ert Ritchie, Mrs. B. B., Vest.
 | Guests were Mrs Robert Perry and Mrs. Silas Thaxton.
 To welcome to our city all the musicians who have come to us within the last few months, and to have the other teachers meet them, will be the inspiration of an informal tea given by Mrs. Edward T. Rice, at her attractive studio, in Cable hall, next Saturday afternoon The guests of honor. will be Mrs. Ella May Smith of Columbus, o. one of the officers of the National Federation of Music clubs who, besides being a sue cessful teacher of voice and piano, is the wonderful moving spirit in the organized musical development of her own state, and the music teachers here will have an opportunity to come in close personal touch with her on that occasion. Mrs. B. R. Smith entertained at lunch eon at the Tutwiler complimenting Miss Pattie Waite, who is the guest of Mrs B. F. Roden. Among the guests were Miss Dorothy Davis Miss Florence Cof- fin, Miss Avis Myatt, Miss Dorothy Lum and Miss Jessie Walton of Nashville. One of the delightful parties of the past week was the theatre party given at the Jefferson on Tuesday evening by the groomsmen of the Phillips Montgomery wedding party The party included the bride, Miss Elizabeth Handley of Nash yille Miss Edith Craig, Miss Lucy Low ett, Miss Marie Dorsey, and Miss Zeima Craig, MT James Byers, MT. Virgil Ash' MT. Ben Phillips, Mrs. Palmer Thomas, MT. Charles Steen, MT. Charles Herring
 and MT. Charles Montgomery.
 | Mrs C. C. Adams, chairman of the | scholarship commmittee of the Fedora l ton of Woman's clubs, announces that | the scholarships offered by Miss Prudence | Neff and MT. Frederick Dunster or the l Southern School of Art will hold their contest on Tuesday, October l7, at o'clock at the Southern School or Arts on South Highlands. This contest IS ! open to anyone in the, state of Alabama 1 between the ages of IS and 20 years. The l judges of the contest will be announced | later. Anyone wishing to enter for these | two scholarships may notify Mrs. Adams l at 3421 Willow avenue, city.
 Mr. Elmer Harper entertained the
 Night Hawks and few friends at his home at Norwood on Friday evening with 1 a dance.
 | Among those present were Mir. Tim Durrett, Mr. J. w. Todd. Mir Shelton Simmons, Mir. Homer Russell. MT Joe IL. Burnett, Mr. Isham Gillespie, MT. C. H. Chichester, MT. M E. Sims MT. Al bert Burlington, Mr. Albert Tony. MT Warren Word, MT. Douglas Stockham MT. Robert Glenn. MT. Charlie Brown
 MT. Pete Davis. MT. Hub Hahnn, Mr. A
 D. Harris, Mr. Bill Cunningham. MT. J l D. Johnson. MT. c. c. Vaughan, MT Henry Baker. Mr. William Baker, MT Steadam Acker, MT. Bill Davis, MT. Gar rett Hagan, MT. Philip Bethea, Mir. Leor Hamrick, MT Henry Naff Mir Jerry
 Evans. MT. William .Moughon, MT. Jack Hornady MT Burdett Garrison, MT. Roy Murphy. MT Walter Harris, MT. Ed Cum
 mings, MT. Dewey Davis, MT. Hugh Mat