The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-29

| and the speeches will be made if the
 weather is suitable; if not. the high
 school, it is understood, will be used. l EXTENSION GRANTED
 An extension of sixty days has been granted on the charter of the Bank of Commerce which A. H. Dabbs of Car lrollton, and number of other capitalists expect to establish in Bessemer.
 The reason for the delay in the organ | ization of the bank, according to those
 interested in the charter, is the unsettled l condition existing at this time in this district, but it is expected that the or
 ganization will be perfected in Decem- Iber.
 ! The Bessemer Tigers will meet the foot. l ball team of Tuscaloosa high school Fri day afternoon at three o'clock on the | Rolling mill field. The team has won every game played so far this season, | game tomorrow afternoon. The Tigers l are in fine shape and a great game is expected.
 w. D. Nesbitt and MT. Hay, of Bir- mingham, were the guests of the Rotary Club Thursday at their regular weekly luncheon, and addressed the club on the
 river amendments, Mir. Nesbitt speaking
 on amendment No. 1 and MT. Hay I on amendment No g. Interesting maps
 more navigable rivers than most states I in the union were used in these ad- dresses, and the need of better docks, warehouses and ports. was impressed upon the Rotarians.
 During the meeting final arrangements were made to send number of the mem bers to the state convention of the I Rotarians which will be held in Mont gomery, November r. Among those who will attend will be: l.. l., vann N B.
 Parker, George Woodrow. Dr. J. s. Win ! ters, R. L. Coons. Cecil Cowan and Cor don Jones.
 The Rotarains planned to celebrate
 Armistice Day by having their regular luncheon on that day with the four
 minute men of the club in charge; these
 men being M J. Brooks, Hugh McEniry and L. l.. Vann.
 Bessemer Lodge No. 109. I. o. O. F., will meet Friday evening at 2 go o'clock at the hall on Fourth avenue. There will be number of candidates initiated on this occasion. All encampment mem pers and candidates are urged to be present After the business session re- Treatments will be served
 Mrs. J. c. B. Gwin will entertain the members of the Philathea class of the y, 5. at her home Clarendon avenue. On sMs occasion the single men of the Baraca class of the church will be in- vited to be present also.
 Mrs Fred Stover entertained the Auc- tion Bridge Club and number of other guests Thursday afternoon at her home in the Orlean Apartments. Red and yell low dahlias and salvia and chrysanthe- nuns were used in the decorations of hn Hxytv, -t~u pv1x-- flrst prize, a bottle of French perfume was won by Mrs. Lacey Edmundson the consolation. a powder puff fell to Mrs. Dan Davis. and the guest prize, an oriental candlestick. was awarded to Mrs. C.. Harris. After the games a delicious
 salad course with hot coffee was served to the guests. who were Mrs. George Houston, Mrs. Gardner F. Goodwin, Mrs Charles Rodenberg. Mrs. S. Fitzpatrick, Mrs w. P. Golson, Mrs. w. D. Taylor, Mrs Charles Ray, Mrs. c. A. Harris, Mrs J. s, Winters. Mrs. c. W. Mcdonald, Mrs. F. l.. Read, Mrs. Guy Wilson. Mrs Ike Marks. Mrs. Lacey Edmundson, Mrs. Dan Davis. Mrs. V. H. Ragsdale. Mrs
 Eugene Hunnycutt. Mrs. Baker Mitchell,
 Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs. L. D. McCol- lum.
 OPEN MEETING The open meeting of the Wednesday
 Music Club was a delighted affair of
 Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Cecil Cowan
 and Mrs. White Hornsby being the hos- tesses, entertaining at the home of rMs Cowan. The reception rooms were beautifully decorated for the occasion in ferns and yellow chrysanthemums The guests were received by Mrs Cowan. Mrs Hornsby and Mrs. k. I.s Huey. president of the club. The programme Tor the afternoon included an address oy Mrs. Huey. ssThe Outlook for The fear, and piano and vocal numbers by number of Bessemer's musical artists among whom were Mrs. Horsby. Miss Dorothy Huffman and Miss Nellie Adams and Mrs. Hugh McEniry. Mrs. w. N. McWilliams. Mrs. Joe Little and Mrs b. E. Ingram and Mrs. A. D. Sturdivant.
 After the programme refreshments of sandwiches. hints. bonbons and coffee were served in the dining room from prettily decorated table. The guests on this occasion were the club members , and the associate members.
 Solly W. Quinn of New York City, is in the city, the guest of Captain and Mrs. Lacey Edmundson.
 Mrs. E, E. Marsh and her daughter, Miss May Foster of Richmond. Va. after visit to Mir. and Mrs. J. L. whittemore and MT. and Mrs. John Perkins. have gone to Florida. where they will spend the winter