The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-11
s OCIEITY IN SELMA

San Francisco San Diego and other points in the west after an absence of several weeks. Mrs Helmer. who ac- companied him, remained in Colorado i Springs with her mother Mrs C. A. Denton. and she win not return to Selma 1 for another month.
 | Mrs. T H. Miller. who is in charge of the magazine committee of the l fourth district clubs of the Alabama | federation, is organizing the women of | the district for collecting magazines, which are to be sent to four Alabama. institutions. the Bryce hospital at Tus- caloosa, the Searcy hospital at Mt. Yer lnon and the prisons at Speigners and Wetunpka.
 l Mrs Miller outlined her plan for the | first time at the splendid rectproctl meeting held Friday at Burnsville, at which she suggested that each club in | the district collect during July current magazines of April. May and June, to be sent to one of the four institutions. Mrs Miller is working out a schedule l hy which she hopes to fairly distribute 1 this work among the clubs, and she has ldeeided to ask the Selma clubwomen fo l send their magazines to Speigners. The telubS of the city will collect pack and I express these magazines. and the good which they will do will be far in ad- ! vance of the effort required
 In recent talk with Dr. Partlow of 1 Tuscaloosa, Mrs. Miller was informed that many patients at the Insane hos I lpital are in need of current reading mat ter. and he stated that the club women will be doing big work in supplying Ifhis need At an early date. Mrs. Milleer will caIl a meeting of club representa- ltives here, and put her plans in opera tion.
 One of the prettiest summer bridge I parties has had as it's inspiration a charming visitor, Miss Orlean Coffee' lwho is the guest of her aunt, Miss Eloise Marshall Miss Marshall invited num- ther of guests for series of spirited I. games Thursday afternoon, and the spa cio,ls enclosed porch of the Marshall Lhome was transformed into lovely set ting with quantities of summer flowers and potted ferns.
 I Fruit punch was served, and on each table bonbons were placed in silver com tnotes At the conclusion of. the games a
 salad course was served.
 Prizes were deck of cards for high lscore and SIX hose were presented Miss
 Those enjoying Miss Marshalrs hos
 pitality were: Misses Leona Clay, Ger
 trude Melvin, Edna Clay, Helen Ander- sone. Lorihe Peacock, Caroline Young I,idia Minter. Lucille DuBose, Frances ! F. ona Rosenbaum, Corinne Gay. Heller B1och. Mrs. Sellers vredenburgh, Mrs
 Ernest Rockwell Mrs. Clarence Ele
 bash, Mrs. A. J. Atkins.
 One of the most delightful events of Miss Leona Rosenbaums stay here, the
 bridge party of Tuesday afternoon glyef bv Mrs Clarence Elebash, will long lin ger in the nembory of those fortunate enough to be included in the list oi guests.
 garden flowers to ornament the rooms land about the bridge tables were gathered Misses Leona Kahn, Leona Rosenpaum Matilda Stillwen, Helen Bloch, Natalie ITirchfield. Miriam Hickman, Edna Clay
 Helen Anderson, Elizabeth Wilby, F,los'
 sic Leva. Josephine Schuster, Mrs ! Jerome Siegel
 Miss Rosenbaum was presented with {
 pretty camsoe and Miss Kahn wa
 given pretty handmade handkerchlet
 as souvenirs of the occasion The scor' | prlze was won by Miss Helen Bloch.
 At the conclusion of the games, sala'
 course and ices were served.
 Mrs. Clarence Bailey delightfully."- en tertained a number of friends at bridge
 Tuesday evening. complimenting her sis
 ter. Miss Pricilla Skelton of knoxville lTenn.
 The Bailey apartments in the Belmarf were attractively decorated in pretty GU
 flowers and during the evening an lc
 course was served.
 Guests were: Misses Mary Herd VII
 son of Birmingham, Maude Kahle, MT
 and Mrs Edward Koeble, MT. Riley Wit
 son of Tullahoma, Tenn; MT. and Mrs
 IT M. Morrison. MT Joe Tillman, MT. J E. Michael, Mr. B. s. Talmadge.
 l
 Louise Baldwin. daughter of MT ane
 Mrs. Glenn Baldwin, is visiting Louise Robinson in Uniontown
 Miss Billie Aston left recently for NeV York, to be absent from the city severa weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Scott has returned to hei home in Birmingham, after visiting
 friends here.