The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-11
Mrs. Gertrude Auberry Arnold. and 1 Miss Avis Warrenfels.

Mrs. Gertrude Auberry Arnold, and
 Miss Avis Warrenfels.
 Mrs. Columbus Smith told in most attractive manner one of Irwin Cobo's 8 stories at the meeting of the Book elup'
 held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. M. Ingram.
 The Book club has recently given lib-
 eral donations to the Addie Weaver Home Boys and Girls Industrial school at East Lake. to the state illiteracy fund and at the meeting on Tuesday Mrs George I.eyden and Mrs. Thomas Huey two patriotic workers, announced the sale of $10,S0O worth of Victory bonds by the Book club.
 Mrs. Ingram and Mrs Huey were ap- pointed as delegates to the third district meeting of Federated clubs. to be held in Bessemer.
 Mrs. Wood Herren enjoyed the hospi- tality of the club on Tuesday, and as- sisted the hostess in serving dainty re- treatments.
 Reports sent in to Mrs. Stephen R. Thompson, county chairman of the wom- ans division of the Victory Loan. show that the unqualified loyalty of Calhoun s patriotic women has not been lessened with the signing of the arpistice. This is the second Liberty Loan campaign in which Mrs. Thompson has led the women of the county. her excellent leadership proving a great incentive in helping to carry Calhoun over the top in both drives.
 Miss Irene Willox left last week for Newport News, Va, where she will have charge of the recreation room of the Red Cross at Camp Morrison. During the stay of the troops at Camp McC1el- Ian. Miss Willox arranged an entertain ment and dance every week for the con valescents who sought recreation in the Red Cross rooms, and is well fitted after her valuable experience to assume her important responsibilities at Camp Morri- son.
 The committee who secured hundreds of lunches for the Rainbow division when they stopped in Anniston on Fri day and planned other delightful features of the entertainment were: Mrs. A. Y. Curtiss, chairman; Mrs A. o, Hum phries and Mrs. John A. Wilson of OK l ford. Mrs o. H. Parker, Mrs. Horace Miller, Miss Florence Woods and Miss Alice Weatherly.
 | At the meeting of the federated bible 1 classes on Tuesday Miss Mary Rea4 Smith delivered most interesting lec- 1 ture on the book of Judges. Mrs. Elm
 nett w. Ledbetter will lecture this week l on Ruth and Esther.
 | The members of the Young Women's l Missionary society entertained at the home of Mrs. Jesse Cryer on Tuesday | afternoon in honor of their president 1 Mrs. E. L. Rivers, who was surprised with a shower of love gifts. A lovely mU- sical programme was rendered during the afternoon by Mrs. Baxter Golf, Mrs. Hal Cleveland Mrs. Luther B. Lilies and
 Mrs. Grogan. Ice tea and waters were
 served on plates adorned with pink roses
 L Mrs Charles Poellnitz Augusta Cobbs,
 of Greensboro is being feted at a number
 of charming informalties during a visit
 to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Richard
 Cobbs- S
 A carnival given by the Business Girls
 club for the benefit of the playground
 fund was one of the most enjoyable
 events of the past week. The Business
 Girls club has enjoyed a remarkable
 growth since it's organization, and is
 proving an Invaluable asset to the town
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