The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19
DRAGON CLUB BALL


 The Dragon Club entertained Tor mally at their annual Christmas ball | of Friday evening in the ballroom or | the TAutwiler, which was elaborateiy 1 decorated in gold and green, the l Dragon colors.
 | The center call was led by the presi- | dent of the Dragons, accompanied py
 Miss Elizabeth Messer. 1 All clubs were honored in alphabeti- l cal order with the hosts coming last | with the lights of gold and green only l in evidence, to the strains of music of l 'sThe Fire Drake from the operetta- "The Fire Prince" which will always l be used by the club as their "calr music.
 l The corsages presented to the 1 } oung ladies who were accompanied to | the ball by Dragons were formed of | Sunset roses and jonquils tied with | tulle of the club colors.
 |, The coat of arms, an enlarged de- sign of the future pin of the club, | green dragon entwined in great | golden letter, 'D," decorated the east | end of the ball room.
 The favors for the evening were gold
 and green balloons, horns and all sorts of noisy toys, appropriate to holiday l festivities, every color of confetti be- | ing thrown, making the ballroom look 1 like French Mardi Gras.
 l The members of the Dragon club I are as follows: John McCann, Judge ! Harper Ed Whilden, V. J. Douglas Lee l Terrell H. G. Elliot Bill Basore. Homer Russell, Beatty Tanner, Ed | Gitchell, Bob Thweat A. J.. Frazier. Randolph Ranson, Nat Clark.
 E. B. B. CLUB
 The E. BIB club held it's election or | officers recently at the Young Mems Christian association club rooms. The following officers were elected: MT. Perry Stone president; MT. Louis Nose ley, vice president; MT. Charlie Shook, recording secretary; MT. Earle Cunning lham, treasurer, MT. Johnnie Cole, corre-
 spending secretary; Mir. Edward farrell, lsergeant-at-arms. The installation of these officers will be held week from
 Thursday. as the meeting night has been l changed.
 The club is planning to have some very interesting programmes for the rest Of | the school term, one especially being l'.watch party" now being planned, which will be announced later. Every member iss urged to be present at the next meet Ing.
 MISS BILBRO HOSTESS Miss Gaentner Standifer, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. S. Standi- l-fer of Gadsden. will spend the Christ mas holidays in New York with her 1 brother, MT. Charles Standifer, and among the many charming affairs ar ranged for this lovely southern girl | will be a tea musicale given by Miss Mathilde Bilbro at her apartment on Seventy second street, on the after noon of December 27
 Miss Bilbro is the only daughter of Judge Bilbro of Gadsden, and her won derful success in New York where she | makes her home in the writing of
 "Childrens Stories and Music,' has been so phenomenal that she ds quite
 una ble to supply the demands upon her. Miss Bilbro has a charming coterie
 of friends in New York among the literary. the musical and the social
 set, and she Is much sought after as a
 guest and her entertainments are al-
 ways eagerly enjoyed
 MEETING AT PARISH HOUSE
 Unit No. l of the Church of the Ad- vent will have an important meeting
 Monday at o'clock at the parish home. | All members are requested to be present.. lGRADED UNION
 There will bs no meStins Of the Graded
 union Thursday. on accous. e Christmas