The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-11
MISSIONARY RALLY

reception will be gwen oy the members of the Woman's Missionary Society of tho First Methodist cnurcn Thursday. when the honor guests will he Miss Ruth Britain, Miss Alexander, Miss Ruby VanHoose and Miss LOT raine Buck The reception will be in the nature of missionary rally, as all of the young ladies arc engaged In missionary work, or are training Tor IL.
 Miss Britain has just returned from a stay or several years in China, anu Miss VanHoose will enter foreign mls- sionary work in short time. MISS Alexander is in home mission work at the Wesley House at Ensiey ana MISS Buck will enter Scarritt Bible and Training School at the beginning Of the next term.
 The programme for Thursday will be arranged by Mrs. k. A. Thompson, dis trict secretary, and will begin at lo'oo o'clock, lasting several hours, with an intermission at noon for lunch. Which I will be served at the church. Each of the young women will appear on the programme and all members Of the i society and those interested in mission work are invited to attend. l Mrs Annie Glenn Grove will enter ltain the young members of her music 1 class Wednesday with spend-tne-day :, party at West Lake There will be about twelve children in the party, and a pleasant day is anticipated by the 1 young girls.
 LAIRD-HAND
 A wedding that come as surprise Ito their friends was that of Miss Lucille Hand and MT. Morgan Laird. which Was solemnized at the residence Of pr | Wood at Brighton Saturday afternoon 1 Only intimate friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony The bride IS a popular member of the younger set and was a graduate of the Besseme CT | High School in 1919, while the groom | is a popular young business man.. MT and Mrs Laird will make their home l in Bessemer.
 l Band meetings will be held by the members of the Womans Auxiliary of I the First Presbyterian Church Mon day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Band No. ] will meet with Mrs. G. H. Stevenson on Dartmouth avenue: Band No. will meet with Mrs. Dill on Sixth avenue; Band No with Mrs. R. l.. King on 1 Clarendon avenue, and Band No. 4 ! with Mrs. J. H. Blue at Muscoda. Circle No. 2, Pastors Helpers will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs R. P. McTyeire as hostess | at her home on Arlington avenue.
 The Young Matrons' Band of the Woman's Missionary Union of the First | Baptist Church will meet Monday after | noon at 41o'elock with Mrs. Henry Evans at the residence of her mother. l Mrs. Rush Randall, 2I00 Dartmouth avenue. The band has recently organ | ized. with the following officers Mrs L. w. Allen, president; Mrs. Arthur l Reynolds, vice president; Mrs. L. M. Barnett. secretary; Mrs Virgil liar well, treasurer; Mrs. Beavers. literary secretary; Mrs. Burrett. personal sec
 retary; Mrs. Ernest Dunlap, director.
 PERSONALS
 Mir. and Mrs. F. $. Fitzgerald left Sat I urday for Blackstone, Va, where they win visit relatives.
 | MT and Mrs. J. A. Snider will leave ! in few days for Wrightsville Beach ! where they will spend several weeks l Miss Halie McMillan who has been l teaching at Dadeville. is the guest oi her sister Mrs. George Harrison. Miss Rose Hawkins will leave Sunday for a stay at Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. Young Ponder is the guest oi Isher mother in Alexander City.
 1 Mrs. c. L. Kitchens left Friday night ! for Cincinnati. where she will visi1 relatives. l Mrs. George Wiggins and children are I visiting relatives in south Alabama. 1 Alex Carol is enjoying trip to Can
 ada and wilA stop en route in Chicago
 and other points.
 \ Mr and Mrs, George Cochran vii lleaye sunday for a visit to points in II Tennessee.
 MT and Mrs. George Ross will visit relatives in Dadeville the coming week Miss Rachel Wilson is visiting rela tives in Hattiesburg, Miss.
 Miss Adele Farris of Camden will bs the guest of Misses Marian and Nsllit Neal next week
 -A Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove has returned