The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-31

color note OF pink and white VIII pre-
vail In tho decorations and ices,
Shrlners Give Dance.
A combination watch party and dance
will be given Friday night from 20
1 o'clock by Alhambra temple. Mobiles OF
tho Mystic Shrine, at the Masonic tenn
pie. Seventh and Cherry streets a
number OF features OF entertainment
have been arranged for the occasion.
The shrlners and their families are an,
members OF the nobility are invited to
be present The committee on invita-
ton is v. q. Piner 7. Q, Bush. Jr,, and
Il. Q. Richard.
Nav Years eve Box PARTY,
Miss Chauncey Prigmore Is entertain
Ing this afternoon with theater box
party az the Bijou. Her guests are
ter. Anita Card. Mary Brown, kath-
crime Taber Marion Stuart. Carolyn
McAllister, Marguerite Heron, Virginia
Hogshead, Rebecca Shackleford. Mrs.
Fay Prigmore will be the chaperone.
At the Churches.
Most OF the churches and religious
organizations will unite In a watch-
night prayer and praise service at the
First Baptist church this evening Dit
ferent parties win have charge OF the
program every twenty minutes, which
will be opened by the Virginia Asher
council, holding from $3.50 to 9;l0. and
at that time the Y, w. {. A. members
viii direct the service until 9:l0. They
Will open with a song, Mrs. q. VI,
Brown VIII make a talk and Mrs, w
II. Longgley win sing selection. The
remainder OF the program Is;
Federation OF Missionary Societ es-
9:l0 to $3.50,
w. c. I. U.--9:S0 TO 900.
Pastors Assocation--g;5o 70 1910.
SAKE Bible Class--l0;l0 TO 1880.
Sunday School Union--l0:30 to 1850.
Billy Sunray Club--lO:50 to li:lo.
". Nj. O. A.--ll;l0 to 1850,
Young Peoples Societies. b. Y. =. u.
Christian Endeavor and Epworth
Legue-1i:30 10 ~
This service will be held in the sun
day school auditorium OF the church
There will be watch services
to announce this service from their
pulpits Sunday morning,
There will be at watch services this
evening from 1880 to IL at the Whites
side Street Methodist church. The hour
from 1880 to IL win be In the nature
Rev. r. K. Tripiett and Mrs. Triplett.
and from IL to IL there viii be devo-
tional services.
The Northslde Baptist.
AT the First Baptist church, OF North
Chattanooga, the following program
Of service win be observed this eve
ming;
Opening song.
Scripture od Rs ysnp and r, pssyer
With the Sunday schools (a) AS SUI
perlntendent. w. J. Casey; (b) As
Superintendent OF the Primary Depart
ment; Mrs, nellie Morris; (c) My Class.
w: J: Ingle. Sr.
Their Trials and Triumphs, Miss Ethel
Morris; (b) The Task OF Building n b.
Y. p. U. Within the Year, C. q. Pullen;
go Seniors. Their Plans and Prospects.
H.. G., Hoppe. ~ f
with the Woman Missionary society.
Mrs. Boyce.
The Church as n Un:t: (a) The
Years Records. w. j. Ingle, Jr.; (b)
The Church's Finances, s. II. Henry;
(c) The Young Converts and Their
Possibilities, Riley Erwin; Beginning
the Task Of Building New House. OF
Worship, Mr.. HUFF: What May we
Hope for in 1921. In the Light OF the
Record OF 1920? Mr.. Fair; How Shall
/ Begin the New Year? Mr.. Conner,
Benedietion by pastor. w. b. Rut-
The choir will furnish music appro-
pirate to the occasion.
At Centenary.
Services will begin at o'clock at
the Centenary Methodist and last until
midnight. The music will be under the
direction of Albert Gray, choir direc.
tor. and will. therefore, be an excellent
feature OF tha program. The different
organizations of the church and Sum
day school will take part. or be repre-
sented. From 1850 to 1880 viii be OBJ
served as a social hour. when refresh-
ments will be served
Some Events Of Thursday,
Col. and Mrs. ID, M. Steward enter
tanned members of Pilgrim Mems club
OF Pilgrim Congregational church and
their friends Thursday evening at their
home, 81 Battery Place. A full repre-
sentation Of the club was present and
one OF the most enjoyable social meet
ings OF the class was held.
A feature OF the evening entertain
ment was the splendid address given
the men by Oscar Mcl1lhany ON the |
science Of aviation. Mr.. McEihany has |
mad some rare experience In cross
country flights and In photogra phlng |
stunts of aviators, and making photos |
81 cities as seen from airshaps. He told |
~ the many amusing experiences which |
no has had In the course of his BUSH