The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-05

be singing on Sunday afternoon begin ming at 2:3O o'clock The public is in- vited.
 Harry Collier of Grand Junction, Col,
 who is the guest of his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. w. T. Williams will sing at the Bessemer High school Thursday
 morning at chapel exercises. Mir Collier
 has a beautiful tenor voice and Mrs. An nie Glenn Grove will play the accompani-
 ment.
 Mrs. w. T. Lovelace was a delightful
 hostess yesterday afternon when she en-
 tertained the United Daughters of the Confederacy at her home in Jonsboro.
 The house was made very attractive
 with it's decorations of spring flowers and ferns. As the guests arrived they were
 served delicious punch from a flower
 banked bowl. Following a short business
 meeting the officers for the ensuing year
 were elected a S follows Mrs. w. E. Cum
 ningham, president; Mrs. Charles M Ray
 vice president: Mrs Christlieb, recording
 secretary; Mrs. Ellis Terry, treasurer;
 Mrs. J. w. Rarden, corresponding secre-
 tary; Mrs. L. B. Bradley, director; Mrs.
 L. D. McCollum, historian; Mrs. J. B.
 McAdory and Mrs. W. T. Wilson, chap
 lains. A committee was appointed to at
 tend the good roads association meeting
 which will be held in Birmingham April
 17 to 21, inclusive, as follows: Mrs. N. V.
 Gains Mrs. w. E. Lanier, Mrs. Christ
 Heb, Mrs w. E. Cunningham and Mrs.
 Gray. There was good attendance and
 much interest was manifested in the
 meeting.
 The Women's Missionary society of the'
 First Methodist church held an interest
 ing meeting this afternoon at the home
 of Mrs. Ira F. Hawkins on Arlington ave-
 rue The meeting was presided over by
 the president, Mrs G. A. Gillett At the
 conclusion of short business meeting
 a splendid literary programme was rem
 dered and the society gave rising vote
 of thanks to Mrs. Sweatman for having
 given to the parsonage a handsome suit
 of furniture. Those present were: Mrs.
 G. A. Gillett, Mrs. A. A. Persons, Mrs. R " Lee, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. J. l..
 Wilson. Mrs. George w. Patton, Mrs. Everett Mrs. Glazner, Mrs. Kacklehoffer,
 Mrs Shamburger, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs.
 Hayes, Mrs. McFee, Mrs G. G. Neal,
 Mrs. BoySin, Mrs Frank Childers, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. F. B. Buck and Mrs Ira F. Hawkins.
 Thomas Majors and Cecil WhitloclS, who will leave for the navy, were plimented with farewell party last night when Mrs. George Scott en- tertained in their honor at her home on Huntsville avenue. The national colors were employed in the decora- tions of the reception rooms and punch was served from bowl embedded in ferns by Mrs. Ellis Scott. Various games and music were enjoyed. fea- ture of the occasion being the solo by the Rev. Roy Niager. Those in- cluded In this hospitality were Thomas Majors, Cecil Whitlock, Miss Mary Holton. Miss The1ma Mckinney, Miss Avent Slaughter Miss Edith Knight, Miss Katie Walker Miss Dessie Stew art, Miss Lena Burton. Miss Lallie Baxley the Rev. Roy Niager, Ruben Wilkinson. R. E. Smith, Dewitt Coop- CT, Rop Burton The hostess was as sisted in her duties by Mrs. J. M. Pey- ton
 Mrs Jim Hyde entertained a num- Der of friends at dinner yesterday at the home of Mrs. Mary Gaydon in celebration of the sixty-sixth birth day of Mrs Gaydon. color scheme of white and pink was employed in the decorations of the recep- tion rooms, spring flowers being used In profusion. At noon a splen- did dinner was served. Those seated aDOuC Ln1S DeautlIully appointed taDte were: MT. and Mrs. R. NJ Gaydon, Mir and Mrs. Joe S. Bell. J. S. Bell, Jr. MT. and Mrs. Beecher Head, Charlie Odum, s. A. Bell. Miss Margaret Bell, Mrs. Mary Gaydon and MT. and Mrs. J. w. Hyde. Miss Berney Gillen will give an Easter egg hunt Friday afternoon for the kindergarten and the children of her playground at Sloss mines. Much interest is being manifested by the children and the affair promises to be one of the most delightful ever given by them.
 PERSONALS Dr. and Mrs. Bert c. Gillen have gone to Tuscaloosa, where they are visiting friends.
 be glad to learn that he Is doing nice- ly following serious operation at the Raimund hospital.
 Mrs. R. Moses of New York Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Stein MT. and Mrs. Will C. Terry have named their little daughter Mary Imogene Terry
 The many friends of Mrs. John Ter ry will be pleased to learn that she is doing nicely following an operation at the South Highland infirmary. w. R. Kennedy has returned from Louisville, where he has been visiting relatives.