The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-26

Rev. J. L. Whortop, this being the last service of the conference year: Opening hymn. Take Me as I Am George B, Stebbins1. T Will Sing the wendrous Story (Peter Blham). Invo- cation Duet, Come Holy Spirit" (Je- romel, Mrs William Thomas and J. x. Thomas. Satisfied" George B. Steb- hinsl Quartett, Come Unto Me" (Jerome), Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs William Thomas. J. X. Thomas and William Thomas, 'They Crucifed Him George r. Root) Solo and chorus, T Am Pray ing for You (Ira D. Sankey), Miss Susie Hoskins and choir. Where Have You Re Still" (H. R. PalmeD. 'Crowh Him" George B. stebbins). How Shall We Escape (McGramahn.
 Mrs. George Hughes will entertain at a tea on Tuesday afternoon. December 5 from 3 to , o'clock, in honor of her two daughters. Miss Elinor Hughes, whose marriage will be one of the interesting events of December and Mrs. William Meade Prince of New York, who will be among the out-of- town guests at the out-Hughes wedding
 Much interest is being displayed throughout the city in the doll bazar, to be given for the Children's hospital. December to 9. The bazaar win take place on Twentieth street. next to the Martha Washington candy company, and the dinners will be held as usual at the Hillman hotel with Mrs ] Rivers Carter as general chairman.
 Tuesday, December 3, the dining room will be in charge of the lnde- pendent Presbyterian church, Mrs Frank P. Glass chairman.
 l1n1 f Emanu-El. Mrs. Leopold Loeb chair man.
 Thursday, December ', Episcopalian day Mrs T. o. Melton and Mrs. o. l., Stephenson chairman
 Friday, December s, Presbyterian day, Mrs John Weakley chairman
 Saturday, December 9, Methodist day, Mrs s, J. Cole chairman
 Miss Lowella Hanlin entertained the younger members of her music class yesterday afternoon at her apartment at the Ridgely A delightful musical programme was arranged with the following pupils taking part: Eltzaheth Massey. Rose Hood, Marcia Lassiter, Frances Orr. Elizabeth Gibson Ruth Miller. Charlotte Burns, Earl and Merle Thomas. Ruby Brintle.
 She was assisted in entertaiing her voune guests by Miss Isabelle Fitts and Miss Estelle o,handlers
 Mrs c, c. Burke entertained at most delghtful tea at her home, com plimenting her guest, Mrs. M Wool lev of Georgia, and Mrs. J. F. Waite.
 The entire house was decorated In yellow and white chrysanthem hemums. Mrs F. F. Sugg and Mrs. Howard Munsey served at the coffee and tea table in the dining room. assisted by Miss Myrtle Mills and Marie Vert man.
 Mrs w w McTyeire greeted the guests at the door Others receiving were Mrs Morris Johnson, Mrs. J. c. Wall. Mrs Charles Brown, Mrs. M. $. Eive1y.
 afternoon.
 At a snirited gathering of young sters held recently at the home or Mir s. Sevelowitz, corner Twelfth ave nue and Sixteenth street, north, 2 new society of Junior Zionists was formed under the name of Young Judeans' Over 20 members have enrolled at the first meeting and plans have been drawn for an extensive membership cnmpaien to heein in tho near future r was decided that the society ar fi,iate itself with the "Youns Judea If America witch is branch of the Federal ton of American Zionist, and i' shall have for its purnose. besides Zionist work of general character rlso the study and discussion of Zion ist and Jewish tories A svstematir ccurse of lectures on Zionism will be ~iven by local lenders of the move went at the bimonthlv machines of the society during the winter season.
 The followine officers were elected Miss Rose Sevelowitz. president; Mir.