The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-11

from Acipco canceling the game between Bessemer and Acipco Saturday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock, after having worked for two weeks to arrange a game for Bes- semer high school team. But W. C. Baty, the captain, taking his disappointment to the high school principal, Prof. C. c. Moseley. the long distance lines were kept busy for quite a while, and it was finally announced that Bessemer high school would play their first game Sat- urday afternoon at the rolling mill field. but the game would be with Bibb county high school Unusual interest is felt in the game as the Centerville boys will be under the direction of Prof. J. W. Campbell, who taught in the Bessemer high school last year and trained the boys in athletics The Bessemer boys are anxious to defeat Prof. Campbell 8 squad and will put up a good fight. Miss Frances McCampbell will be the sponsor for the local team.
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 Richard Tolbert, negro miner. was in- stantly killed Friday morning at Ish kooda by falling rock in the mines.
 Jap Bryant captured three prizes for game chickens at tae State Fair this week NIT. Bryant Is being congratulat- ed on his display of game chickens at the fair, which took one first prize and two second prizes.
 Services will be held at the South High land Baptist church Sunday morning at Il o'clock with Rev T. E. Steeley filling the pulpit. He will use as his subject The Study of Simon Peter" The public is invited to attend.
 Miss Dora Barr was hostess to the Wednesday Bridge club this week at her home on Berkeley avenue. Mrs. Norman Ietkovits won the first prize, bottle of toilet water, and the consolation. dainty handkerchiefs, was awarded to Mrs. Harry kartus. At the conclusion of the game 8 delightful salad course with coffee and French pastries was served. Those present were as follows: Mrs. Dave Barr. Mrs. zelna Berkowitz, Mrs. Alex Gus. Mrs. Norman Lefkovits, Mrs. Harry Kartus, Mrs. George Barr, Miss Rosalie Goldberg and Miss Dora Barr. The club will be entertained next by Mrs. Zelna Lefkovts.
 The novelty shower given by Mrs. George Ross at her home on Sixth ave- nue Friday afternoon, complimenting Miss Mabel Herbert, bride of next week, was one of the largest and most beautiful social functions of the season. Yellow and white were the chosen colors that predominated in the decorations and refreshments, and the house was elabo- rately adorned with yellow cannas, dahlias, nasturtiums and white and vel low roses. On the porch goldenrod was used in profusion, and punch was served by Mrs. John Neal and Miss Mary Reyn- olds. In the dining room a basket filled with yellow and white roses centered the table, from which hints ill the selected colors and salted nuts were served. Those assisting Mrs. Ross in the dining room were Mrs. Gardner Goodwin, Mrs. w. E. Surratt, Mrs. Bryan Waller, Mrs. N. B. Parker and Miss Elizabe Herbert. Sandwiches, tea and yellow and white cake were served late in the afternoon. large basket in yellow and white, filled with beautiful gifts, was carried to the bride-elect by little Misses Mary George Gilliland and Jack Porter, who entered to the trains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. During the afternoon an inter- esting contest was conducted by Mrs. Gordon Veil, and musical programme by Miss Beryl Primer and a reading by Miss Herbert's marriage to MT. Albert Smith will be an exent of next Wednes- day, and she has received much social attention since the announcement
 MT. and Mrs Ike Marks are being con- graduated upon the arrival of a baby girl. whom they have named Regina Ray Marks
 Mrs S. F. Nash is at the Elizabeth Duncan hospital, where she underwent serious opera ton Friday morning.
 James Mcdonald is in Chicago for a few days.
 Mrs. Reubent Wright Moore is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs Will liam Herbert. +4 -