The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-25

caused by spark on the roof. Little damage resulted from this call. which
 was received about 6 o'clock this morn ing. Alarms were answered by the de- 11:45 o'clock. All fires were caused from sparks falling on roofs
 A meeting was held last night at the Hatikwah club rooms on Second ave- nue, at which time an association was formed for the relief of. Jewish suffer : CTS In the war zones. The following of- ficers were elected: Sam Stein, chair man; Joe Weinstein, secretary, and Morris Green treasurer. This associa- ton will affiliate, with the American Jewish Relief association of New York. Following short talk by pr. Men delsohn $400 was collected for this fund. Committees to solicit funds for this cause will be announced later. I Mrs. Bert Lytle entertained at a 1 luncheon in compliment to Mrs. George Stevenson at her home on Twenty | fourth street. The house was tasteful 1 ly decorated for the occasion in autumn leaves. while the central decoration for l the table was a huge vase filled with yellow chrysanthemunls intarmixed witt ferns. The guests found their places ] at the table by dainty place cards the shape Of autumn leaves. A five-ccurse luncheon was served to the fol1ewina Mrs. George Stevenson. Mrs. I. F. 1 Swallow, Mrs. George Waller. Mrs
 Richard Faull. Mrs. Tom Benton. Ms
 Lepis Hester, ST. Mrs. c, F. Opell
 Mrs. Walter Willian,s. Mrs. BFoHell
 and Mrs. Moody of Birmingham. l Mrs Ezell Davidson enteFtained the
 members of the !. ". T. club this ait
 ernoon at the hoEpe of her parents on Seventh avenue. During the aftsrnoen a salad and ice course was served to 1 the following: Miss Mary Word, Miss Elizabeth Barron. Miss Lucille vickers
 Miss Effle Williams, Mas Susie White
 Miss Alma Scott. Miss Merriam Stein MISS Pearl Jackson. Miss Elizabeth Bruns.
 Fne following announcement will be Q,
 interest in Resssmer: ..Afr. and Mrs. c Ii Daoes announce the engagement and appFoachirs marriage of their daushtar 4aFy to MT. isrbert HasEermar. the wedding to take place On Iec4Fahar at tAeiF home at Hueytown. No cards The Pastors helpaYs Of the First Meth, odtst ehpFcA will hAld their regular meet, lne' Tuesday afternoon at o'clock ir ths baaAnient Of the church A h,,si1. :. = aaq social session will be held at this lime With circle No. as hostess. ---~w
 The Bessenner camp No. sl, Wocdner or the World. will meet Sunday after
 noon at their hall on Third avenue, aft. CT which they will go to Cedar HI Cemetery, where they will unveil th. monuments of J. !. Crook and I. M Snalthson, This camp of WocdfnAn viI pc assisted by the Jcnesporo and Brigh. ton uniform ranks.
 Mrs. R A. Mickle continues i'll ,t ber nome on Dartmouth avenue.
 M Morris. county registrar. was visitor Tn RessAn,er today. He viii Tne in*the Pessener district for several days registering voters.
 Mfs. J. T. Garrett, who has been the nosse guest of Mrs. ". c. Raty for the past two weeks. has returned to har home ln Fort Worth, Tex. Ae' Mrs. c. E. Sh4ckieford and Miss Ras- sis Sh4eklefoFd of Coqrtland, are the
 Sussts of their daughter and sister MS Ira Hawkins. on Arlington avenue M.. e. Cole. formerly of Besserocr t5u, now Of Los Angeles. Cat. Is expAetad
 % arrive Monday. MT Cole HIS ac' cepted position with the Schwa wabaohs,
 Jewelry company of this city. 1 U. N. James. who Is attending the i trainins camp at Fort OgletKorpe. is ex, pscted to arrive within q few days to be
 me guest af relatives and friends in l A. Davidson, who has b~en ou,ta ii,
 with pneumonia for the past two weeks l Mrs. Sam Stein is much improySd fo, flowing severc attack Of h grippe.