The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23

A salad and ice course was served. Miss Dorothy. Rowell, entertaining members of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club, threw open her home the week past, with it's pretty decorations of nasturtiums and Dorothy Perkins roses. The prize contested for was sta- tionery, and those taking part in the games were: Mrs. Will Hinson, Miss | Lorine Peacock, Miss Mary Bruce Moore, Miss Gertrude Melvin, Mrs. Van Hannon, | Mrs. Howard Dunawsy Miss Alma Sey- n.our. Miss Helen Anderson, Miss Caro- | line Young, Miss Elizabeth Clay, Miss | Tyler Wilby
 1 The Wednesday Morning Bridge Club was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. j B. Ellis, and in addition two extra tables were included for outside friends who shared in the pleasure of the occasion. | \ deck of cards was given as the | score prize. and the guests cut for pretty vanfty case. At the conclusion of the games a luncheon was served. |
 Miss Jamie Minge Nelson has returned from Hazen. where she has heen the guest of Mir and Mrs. Bernard Adams.
 Friends of Miss Ellen Calhoun, eff cient secretary for the Red Cross Home Service. will be glad to learn that she is l l confined her to her home. 1 Added to the pleasures which an outing | in the country afforded. the barbecue : given recently by Miss Mildred Stan1ll and Miss Eleanor Baker to members of the senior class of the Selma High School 1 furnished an opportunity for dancing at | the Berlin dance hall. and gave the "Pan- thers' and the "Tigers baseball teams, made up of girls, chance to play an amusing. if not an errorless game. The Tigers side was upheld by Misses Josie Belle Wallis, Lizzie Davis, Georgia Morrison, Leslie Lamar, Eleanor Baker, Grace Standfll. Eulale Neely. Kathleen MeKibbon, Muriel Griffith, Ethel Hain and Ila French.
 Those playing on the "Panthers' team were Margaret Cawthon Hallie Green, Jessie Hobbs Morrison, Marion House, Jessie Lee Clarke, Bessie Mccall. Page Melvin, Eugenia Bamberger, Gertrude McPeck Augusta Logan, Clara Scott. 1 Chaperores were MT. and Mrs Norman Stanfll. Miss Annie Whaley. Miss Minnie Cross, J. H. Couilliette, W. A. Scarbor- ough, Miss Sarah Henry. Mrs. Rivers Ross Mir and Mrs J. o. Hain, Dr. and Mrs W. O. Kendall MT and Mrs Hunter Kendall Frank Houston and Henry Reese, Jr.
 Fishing was enjoyed. by numbers of the party, and at noon a delicious barbecue 1 dinner was served.
 l Mrs Howard DunawaY and her mother, Mrs T. D. Kemp of Charlotte, N. C., are leaving Friday for Marion, their for mer home, where they will be joined for the weekend by MT Kemp and his son, | T D. Kemp Jr., student at univer- | sty. -
 MT. and Mrs Kemp have sold their at tractive home in Marion and intend to buy in Charlotte, where they are de- lishtfully situated,
 Mrs R. D. Locke was operated on | Tuesday in a Selma hospital and her friends are delighted to learn that she is doing nicely.
 The Rev. Dr. Joseph Dunglinson, pastor cf the Broad Street Presbyterian Church. left Wednesday for Charlotte, N. C., to attend the meeting Of the general assem- bly, of the church
 The script dance at the old Inter Sc Club rooms, Wednesday evening. assem-
 hled small but congenial crowd of young people who enjoyed the affair thoroughly Music was furnished by the l Inter Sc orchestra, and among those dancing were: Misses Mary Hughes. Cora l Belle and Fay Scale Mary and Carrie Whittiller Christie Donovan, Tyler Will
 by. Tmogene Durham: Messrs. Charlie Hughes Eugene Thrash, Summers Thorn ion. Ebert Holston, James Powell. Wen
 dell Wise George Whittiker, Cl1Horo Thrash, Ralph Jones, Thomas McCas- kill. Hubbert Peterson, Joe Tillman and MT. Burden.
 pr. J. M. Dannellv and his son, MT. Milton Dannelly of Mobile. were visitors to Selma earlier in the week and spent short while with MT. Dannelly's daughter, Mrs. E. H. Hobbs.
 MT. and Mrs H. B. Ell1an and lovely
 young daughter, Rosebud. are leaving early in June for delightful trip through the east.
 The course of study for next year de-
 cided on at the Wednesday called meet
 ing of the Music Study Club will embrace
 the works of German French, Canadian and American composers. with emphasis
 on the music produced in this country.
 Much other business was transacted at
 the meeting. and final plans were com
 pleted for the concert to be given by four
 members of the Music Club. Mrs w. w.
 Harper Mrs. August Rothschild, Miss
 Marie Smith, and Mrs. l.. K. McNoy ac-
 ecmpanist at the town hall at Barlow
 vile next Tuesday night. The concert
 will benefit the Carowville School inn
 rrovement fund. and a number of persons will go down from selma Tor the concert,
 which will be one of the most delightful
 musical events of the year.
 Officers who will guide the club for the
 coming year are: Mrs. w. W. Harper,
 president; Mrs John Tate, vice president; Mrs. Eugene Morrison. recording secre- 1 tary; Mrs. Robert Holroyd, correspond ing secretary; Mrs Clement Ritter treas
 urer; Mrs. O. V. Calhoun, librarian; Miss Annie Bill auditor
 Four new members were elected to membership in the club.