The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-15
SOCIETY IN SELMA
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 (Continucd from Page Ffve) served. The prize for the games was silk hose. Mrs. Morris Bloch will be hosz tess for the club at it's meeting next Wednesday.
 The Six and Six Club, composed of men and girls of the society set, were pleas antly entertained the past week by Miss Alma Seymour at her home on First avenue, where tables were arranged for bridge in the attractive living room.
 Miss Gertrude Melvin won the prize for highert score, handsome box of sta- tionery, and those present were: Miss Dorothy RoweIl Miss Annette Mlnton, Florence Lee, Miss Elizabeth Clay, Miss Seymour and Messrs, Victor Atkins, Smith Robbins, T. J. Day, Catesby, Jones, Charlie Day and James Rowell
 Refreshments were served late in the evening.
 Mrs. R. II. McFadden of Greensboro is the guest of Mir. and Mrs, Howard Mo- Fadden at their home on Selma avenue. Mir. Junius Galt, Dayton, Ohio, arrived Wednesday to spend a. short while with his parents. Mir and Mrs. F.. P. Ga1t. |, Miss Jamie Nelson has returned from Birmingham, where she was the guest of Mrs. Ben Evans.
 The illness of Mrs. George Chappell of Atlanta at the home of her son. Mir. !. I. Sadler, has been so serious as to bring to Selma members of het family. who have anxiously watched at her bedside They are Mrs. J. ". Elgin of Anderson, S. C.. Mrs. Ruby Foster of Birmingham. Mrs William Sadler of 1 Meridian and Mir David Sadler of Tus- 1 caloosa.
 A club composed of young girls of 1 the school set held a recent meeting with Miss Sarah Boggs, when card games were played. The prize was won bv Miss Anna Threadgill. Re-
 treatments were served after the :, games.
 Guests were Misses Anna Threadgill | Kathleen McKibbon, Ellen Johnson, l Alice Hungerford, Sarah Boggs, Mil l dred Holzman, Alice Lockhart, Zuleika 1 Eanes. k officers of the club arc Miss Anna 1 Theadgill. president; Miss Kathleen
 McKibbon. secretary treasurer, and Miss Ellen Johnson, reporter. Mrs. Annie Munnerlyn is confined to her home by Illness.
 l Miss Louise Golson left today for Co., luncb bus Ga, where she will visit her sister. Mrs. Thomas B. Scott. Before | returning home Miss Golson will visit l friends in Anniston and Atlanta | Friends of MT. and Mrs. George D. 1 Knight will he glad to learn that both lane showing considerable improve ment Mr. Knight is confined in a | local hospital and Mrs. Knight is at | tended by a trained nurse at her. home on Lamar avenue.
 Mrs. Law Lamar IT.. entertained I members of the Altar Guild at her at- tractive home on Mabry street Mon l day afternoon, this being the monthly social meeting, at which articles for the annual bazaar are turned in.s This month the articles furnished were 1 aprons and a number of pretty and useful ones were handed in. Another article has been selected for nexl month and each member of the guild ] will express her Individuality by fasn- l.oning her contribution to her taste This plan of insuring certain mum her of articles for the annual bazaar l of the Altar Guild is meeting with
 snlendid success and will be kept UT until next December when the sale 4 will be held.
 The visit of Miss Lell Rainer O
 Union Springs to her sister. Mrs w. W
 Rainer, is giving friends Of these tw' lovely young women opportunities t'
 show them many pleasant attentions none of them more delightful than th' tbridge of Monday morning, at whici Mrs. H. c. PattiHo was hostess
 Mrs. Lucien Burns won the prize :o highest score, and was presented witt
 box of stationery. Miss Rainer wa
 given several hand-embroidered hand
 kerchiefs as souvenirs of the occasion | ~r,ro pad fr haa inc
 room and parlor where, profusion (
 narcissi and roses were used. An elar
 crate luncheon was served at 1 o'clocl
 Guests were: Mrs. Rainer. Miss Rain CT. Mrs. Lucien Burns, Mrs. Davic Caulkins of Cleveland Mrs D. R. Cook Mrs. Howard Crandall, Mrs. NJ F. Mao tden. Mrs. O. c. Thomas. Mrs. Herber Smith,. Mrs. Joseph Bibb. Mrs B. N Strong.
 Mrs. R. P, Anderson left Monday fo Florence, where she was called by tn illness of her daughter, Mrs. Edga Bowron. and Mrs. Bowron's small sor Edgar.
 Miss Matilda Johnson. who is a-stu dent at Montevallo. spent the week end here with her mother, Mrs, W. N | Johnson.
 | ' Mrs. c. H. Herman has returne | from Birmingham. where she was tn guest of her son, MT. Francis Ikcr man for a short stay.
 | MT. Clarence Agee, who is a studen | at the university, arrived Saturday fo | a short stay here with his parents l Mir. and Mrs. WIG Agee. | Mrs Earle S.uckey and little daugh ter. Margaret Earle, of Montgomer | are guests of MT. and Mrs. c. l | Stuckey on Lauderdale street l Friends of Miss Elizabeth Lassete | will be glad to learn that she Is in | proving after recent illness. | Miss Kate Smith sis visiting ffriene l in Atlanta.
 | Mir. and Mrs, A. Goldsmith. wh Il have been pleasantly entertained { Il guests of MT. and Mrs. Morris Bloc | are leavnig Monday for Florida Il spend some time before returning Il ltheir home in Chicago
 J Friends of MT. and Mrs. !. F. Amt