The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

Arthur Loeb. treasurer; Mrs. Gene Wal ker, secretary; Mrs. c. W. Wynn, pub licity chairman; Mrs. Lloyd Townes' chairman of supplies.
 A charming hostess of Thursday was Mrs w. B. Craig, who entertained her bridge club and several extra guests at
 her home on Lapsley street, where pink carnations added to the beauty of the rooms thrown together for the games. Two pretty prizes were given for the highest score. Guests were: Mrs. Frank Milhous, Mrs. E. w. Pettus. Mrs. Clai- born Blanton, Mrs. Bruce Chaig, Mrs. H. F. Reese. Mrs. Lucien Burns, Mrs. Morris Lehman. Mrs. Howard Crandall, Misses Evelyn and Elizabeth Lasseteri Mrs. Will Hinson, Mrs. Eugene Gallo
 way, Mrs. Joseph Bibb. Mrs. s. A. Fowlkes. Mrs H. G. Pattillo, Mrs. Kent Coe. Mrs. Norma Ward Frost. The Wednesday Bridge Club was de- 1 lightfully entertained by Mrs. S. Gus dorf at her home on Broad street, the only guests present being Miss Dora Yaretzky of Ellissville, Miss who is visiting relatives here, and Miss Kate Eagle. who substituted for her sister Mrs. Louis Eagle.
 Yellow primroses were used in the apartments thrown open for the games and seated about the bridge tables were Mrs Leo Leva, Mrs. Harry Marin, Mrs.
 Max Hagerdorn. Mrs. Morris Bloch, Mrs. Monroe Maas. Miss Kate Eagle. Mrs Morris Bloch will be hostess for the club at it's next meeting.
 Mrs. Chanler Cox Yongs left Saturday for her home in Pensacola, after spend ing the month here with her sister, Mrs. Edward Graham.
 Mrs. George Keith Taylor of Amelia, Va. and Mrs. Charles Irving of Coal don, w. Va. who. as Sallie and Jennie Hardaway, daughters of the late Rich ard Hardaway. had scores of friends In Selma where they grew to young wom- anhood, have been most delightfully entertained during a brief visit to their
 fomer home. and thei departure Thurs day for Benton. where they will re- main for several days as guests of a former schoolmate, Mrs. J. T. Jackson, occasioned genuine regret. They will return to their homes Sunday. Not the least pleasant event of their | stay here was buffet luncheon of Wednesday, at which Mrs. A. ]. Atkins was hostess at her home on Mabry street At i o'clock a buffet luncheon was served in the dining room, where
  l pointed table Invited to meet the guests of honor were twenty former | school friends.
 In the afternoon Mrs. F. c. DuBose | entertained with an informal tea for I Mrs Taylor and Mrs. Irving, to which small coterie of friends were in- | vited.
 Mrs David Caulllins of Cleveland. O., | who is the guest of Mrs. J. F. Ames, | was the guest of honor Wednesday
 when Mrs. Howard Crandall entertained her bridge cub and included several extra tables as a compliment to this 1 lovely Cleveland matron, who claims numbers of friends here.
 1 The club prize, a pretty wall vase, was won by Mrs. D. R. Cook and Mrs. 1 Caulkins was presented with the visi- 1 tors prize, a sweet grass basket. l three course luncheon was served at
 the conclusion of the games. Guests and club members present ] were: Mrs. David CaulEins of Cleve- | land, Mrs. J. F. Ames, Mrs. H. F. Reese, 1 Mrs. Kent Coe, Mrs. c. c. Grfayson, 1 Mrs. Frank Milhous Mrs. D. R. Cook,
 Mrs. P. B. Moss, Mrs. Julian Smith,