The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-16

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 A very pleasant literary meeting O. the Brighton Methodist Missionary So- ciety was held at the residence of Mrs J. R. Branum this week. The interest ing programme follows: Song, Help Somebody Today" devotional exercises by the president, Miss Alice Farr; reading. How to Have Model Mis- sionary Society," Mrs. Charles Bewer remarks on stewardship" by presi dent; reading, How I Learned Giving" Mrs. T. J. Dawson; clothing prayer for the advancement of Christianity.
 Following the programme delicious refreshments were served to the fol- lowing: Mrs. E. M. Barnes Mrs. E. L Edmundsou Mrs. Charles Brewer, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. W. l.. Rasco, Mrs. F. F Thompson, Mrs Kelly Johnson, Mrs A. M. Vines, Mrs. C. c. Plunkett. Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. H. l.. Jones, Mrs. H. A Huffman, Mrs J. J. Dawson. Mrs. Branum Miss Alice Farr and Miss Eva Hobson.
 MONTHLY MEETING OF W.C.T.U.
 The regular monthly session of the w c. T. U. was held Wednesday aft ernoon at the residence of Mrs. G. G. Neal Mrs. George McFee was appoint ed superintendent of the evangelistic work. and will make an effort to in- crease interest in the organization. Frances Willard Memorial Day, will be observed by the organization on Feb ruary IT, and arrangements were made to hold the memorial service at the First Methodist Church. Mrs F.. B. Hill made an Interesting talk to the members on the future plans of the organization.
 Tempting refreshments were served following the business session to the following: Mrs. F. B. Hill, Mrs. F. B. Tuck, Mrs. l.. F. Stansnell, Mrs. Fish burn, Mrs James Turgerso Mrs. M. F. Reynolds, Mrs. w G. Emil Mrs. George McFee and Hiss Hattie McDon- aid.
 Mrs. George Barr entertained the members of the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home Wednesday after noon. Two tables were arranged for bridge, and the games resulted in the first prize, collar of real lace. being won by Mrs. Norman Lefkovits, and the consolation being drawn by Mrs. .Zelna Berkowitz. delicious salad course was served after the games. The memb bers of the club who were present were as follows: Mrs. Dave Barr, Mrs. Norman Lefkovits, Mrs. Zelna Berkowitz, Mrs. Alex Gus Mrs. Sam Zavelo and Mrs. Sam Lefkovits.
 CLUBHOUSE FOR WOMEN
 The erection of woman's club house in Bessemer was discussed with Culture Club at the residence of Mrs. H. l.. Baine Thursday afternoon. The idea of the women owning club rooms in which to hold their meetings and to entertain at social gatherings is being strongly advocated among the various clubs. and definite action will be taken soon toward starting the movement.
 Officers of the Culture Club for next season were elected as follows Mrs B. P. Harris. president: Mrs. G. D. Waller. vice president; Mrs. Cecile Cowan, secretary; Miss Corinna Trot- ter, treasurer: Mrs George Davies, director; Miss Lillie Mae Christlieb, federation secretary; Mrs. Schuyler Harris, critic Mrs. H. L. Bains. re- porter.
 the Kate G. Hagan scholarship fund which was recently created in the state federation. The members of the club being interested in educational matters pledged themselves to exert their influence in interest of the bond issue for the Bessemer High School Mrs. Gordon Jones and Mrs. Cowan were elected members, filling the only vacancies in the club enrolment. A letter comm ending .he work of Mrs L. D. McCollum as district chairman of library extensions and literature, and asking her acceptance of the posi- tion under the new federation presi- dent. was read. Mrs. McCollum con- senting tb continue her services in the second district.
 programme on "Americanization' was enjoyed, and consisted of a splen- did talk by Miss Alice vandervoort on "The Importance of Schools in the Work of Americanization." which was followed by an interesting discussion of Standardization and Citizenship" by Mrs. George Waller. An open dis cussion on American Ideals" was led by Mrs. J. F. McAdory. Refreshments of charlotte russe and individual cakes in pink and white. the club colors, were served. Those present were Mrs F. L. Huey. Mrs W. E. Cunningham, Mrs Cecil Cowan. Mrs. c. R Davies, Mrs F. F. Wilson, Mgs. B. P. Harris, Mrs Schuyler Harris. Mrs. T. F. Mo- Adory, Mrs. G. F. Waile-. Mrs. Horace yandervoort. Mrs. L. D. McCollum. Mrs. |c. W. Mcdonald. Miss Alice Wander voort Miss Lillie Mae Christlieb, Miss Corinna Trotter.
 STAMPS-ROUBIOUx WEDDING
 The marriage of Miss Alma Stamps and MT. Firman Roubdioux was pret- tilv solemnized at the home of the brides sister. Mrs l. J. Roll. on Berke- lev avenue Wednesday evening at o'clock The decorations for the we'd ding were of ferns and narcissus, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. F. R. Steveson of Birmingham. A number of relatives and friends were invited to witness the ceremony. and an informal reception followed the ceremony.
 Punch was served during the eve