The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-25

lSins; male quartet. selected, Hods
 Eastman. Dr. Wood Price. George
 Houston and Howe Price; organ. Rock
 of Ages (Toplady), Prayer Der Freit-
 ehutz (Weber), Miss Beryl Pinner
 My Faith Looks Up to Thee" (Buck),
 by request, George Houston and Hode
 Eastman; organ. Onward Christian
 Soldiers (Ashford), T. Bryan Waller;
 solo. violin obligato. Angels Seren-
 ade" (Braga). Mrs. Cecil Cowan; or
 gan. "L'Adieu" (Farvarge) Mrs. High
 McEniry; solo. Anchored" (Cowan-
 Watson), HEode Eastham organ,
 march (Batiste), Mrs. G. B. Hollings-
 worth.
 At the First Baptist church last night banquet was given by the men of the church in compliment to the women. The crowd met in the audi torium where interesting talks were made by pr. J. M. Shelburne of How ard college and Prof w l. Pittman, a former resident of Bessemer. The
 body then adjourned to the basement where judge J. c. B. Gwin was mas
 ter of ceremonies and Mrs. Rose Huey was toastmistBess. Talks were made
 by Mrs. J. c. B. Gwin, Mrs J. R. Wal ! drop, Mrs. M K. Thornton, Mrs. F. M
 McNeil1, William Herbert, Dr. Shell
 burne, the. Rev. Ira F. Hawkins, pas-
 tor of the First Methodist church, and the Rev Mir. Barnes, pastor of the South Highland Ba ptist church. During the evening music was furnished by Mrs. Ford and a turkey supper with an
 ice course was served. Bryan Waller
 had the crowd to sing Blessed Be the
 Tie" after which j. D. Powell dis
 missed the congre gatfon with prayer. The entire supper was prepared and served by the men of the church and was most unique in every way. About 300 guests enjoyed this hospitality. The pupils of the Crowe School of Music gave a Japanese recital this aft ernoon. The guests were. met in the hall by Mrs. Grove, while tea and rice cakes were served by Mrs. George Mo Dowell and Miss Ethel Gillen, both wearing Japanese lSimonas with chrys- anthemums and fans in their hair. All of the children wore dainty kimonas with peoples in their hair A splen- did programme of Japanese music was rendered. Among those taking part were Mabel Massey, Eulalah Furr, Marguerite Tysinger, Rosa May Rob- inson, John Colley, Clara Eugenia Donald, Mary Deason, Elizabeth Wood, Marguerite Scott. Marguerite Alverson, Avis Little. Evelyn Porter. Eva Neal Porter Helen Baker, Dorothy McCor- ] lsle. Lucille Leitch. Cadie Dodd, Mar garet Baty, Sybil Kartus. Elizabeth Lewis, Margaret Leonard, Ellen Rich i bourg, Sue Veazey, Evelyn Moreland, Lilla J. Little. Miss lone BaIcom Miss Richelle smith. Miss Maxine Geldberg Miss Amy Bryant. Miss Florence Gray Patton, Miss MaEiorie Wood. Miss Mat tie Lacey. Miss Wi1letta Martin, Miss Alberta Davidson. Miss Evelyn Craig Miss Milda Moore. Miss Elizabeth Mar | tin and Mrs. Nunnally.
 The Ideal Crochet club was delight fully entertained yesterday afternoon ! by Mrs. John Granger at her home on Nineteenth street. Those present were 1 Mrs. H. M Scroggins, Mrs. Noble, Mrs | Beattie. Mrs Houston. Mrs. E. IL | Scroggins, Mrs. Sam Porcarillo, Mrs John Granger. Miss Lottie Granger Miss Thelma Strengths, Miss Alice Granger and Miss Louise Beattie. The wedn esday Music club will meet "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Cecil Cowan at her home on Clarendon ave- nue. A splendid programme has been arranged
 | Gerald St. Claire MiclSle of Besse- mer has just received his commission as second lieutenant, Company B, in Marion Military institute, the appoint ment being made by Col Bates Tucker ! United States army, and Maj. R. H Spessard, commander, Marion insti- | tute. Cadet MiclSle has risen rapidly l through the grades of private, cor | poral, sergeant, sergeant-major, and has the distinction of being the only I first-year man at the institute SO hon. ered MT, Mickle has received his ap- pointment to West Point from Con. gressman Huddleston and will take his examination in Atlanta next month. | Fl. l.. Appleberry of Feeders anG Miss Bessie Stewart were marriee ! this afternoon at the probate office the ceremony being performed by Pro- bate Clerk Herbert Ethridge. Both par | ties are well known in Bessemer. The bride is popular young woman and , with the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company at Feeders. All circles of the Pastors Helpers of the First Methodist church are re- quested to meet Tuesday afternoon al 3 o'clock at the chugch.
 Mrs. Ed DeShazo entertained the Junior Matrons' club yesterday after iooii GU iiSi iiOiiiO Oll W CHtIclH StIcct There were four tables of forty two and score was kept by the hostess The first prize, pair of silk hose was won by Mrs. Kittrell Trotter, and the consolation, box of correspond ence cards, fell to Mrs Mac Batson After the games business meeting was held and Mrs. Howard McEnirs and Mrs. Walter McDowe1l were elect ed members. Those present were Mrs Kittrell Trotter. Mrs. Mac Batson, Mrs Joe Little, Mrs. Jim Donaldson, Mrs Clay Ragsdale, Mrs. John Egan, Mrs E. D. Hixon. Mrs. L. w. Allen, Mrs c. R. Kuchins, Mrs. $. w. Wright Mrs Frank Diffley, Mrs. Guy Wilson, Mrs F. T. Moses. Mrs. J. L. whitmore and Mrs. Perkins.
 PERSONALS
 Mrs. R. D. Partis has gone to Susgs- vile, where she is the guest of rela- tives and friends.
 T. A. Hines has returned to his home in Montgomery, after spending several days with his brother, F. C Hines.
 Miss Kate Deramus of Verbena is the guest of Mrs. John Egan.
 U. N James. who has just returned from the Mexican border is visiting friends in Bessemer for a few days
 
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