The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26

! 1 J. Goodman, Mrs S. L. Galbraith Mrs. 1 L. T. Smith, Mrs. s. R. Thompson, MT. | Wallace Conner. Mrs. Scott Roberts, Mrs. | J. c. Kyle, Mrs. N. F. Dry, Miss Winnie Lynch, Mrs. Irwin Levi Mrs. Louis Kidd,
 Mrs. J. c. Wheeler, Mrs. Wallace Klein, Mrs. l.. M. Burns. Mrs. H. B. Rudisill. | Mrs. Witherspoon, Mrs. George Leyden, Mrs. Ben Sawyer, Mrs. s. P. Kennedy,
 Mrs. T. R. Gordon, Miss Mildred Good , rich, Miss Catherine Herren and Mrs. Ef-
 bert Lyman.
 l The Matrons' Study Club was enter tained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
 Gertrude Arberry Arnold at her home on
 Tyler Hill.
 1 At the business meeting preceding the programme, Mrs. Emmett w. Ledbetter was elected president, Mrs. W. H. Weath- erly vice president, and Mrs. George C. l Goodrich, secretary.
 l Mrs Ledbetter led most interesting programme on Woman and Citizenship" giving brilliant dissertation on the sub- 1 ject. Mrs. Goodrich gave a Review Of 1 Rules and voting'' Mrs. Weatherly dis cussed What Women Have Done and | Will Do" and read an amusing sketch, 1 ..The First Woman President" Mrs. El-
 bert Lyman's subject was When Are l Equal Suffragsts Equal?'
 1 At the conclusion of the programme l an enjoyable salad course was served I by the hostess, assisted by her mother, 1 Mrs w. H. Arberry, and Mrs. Louis | Kidd.
 1 Mrs. Stokely M Caudle was hostess to | the members of the Book Club at her Ihome on Tyler Hill Tuesday afternoon, l when a full membership enjoyed the re- ligious topic recommended in the Ala l bama federation programme for wom- 1 ems clubs.
 Mrs Columbus Smith discussed "The Book of Job, a Drama" Mrs. Wood Her
 ren, "The Psalms;" Mrs D. F. Constan. l fine "Heroes of the Old Testament Mrs. Thomas F. Huey, Heroines or the Old Testament" and Mrs. E. l.. Field ..Heroines of the New Testament After the programme dellgntlui saiao anu iNe course was served.
 coterie of attractive young matrons have recently organized a sewing club. The first meeting was held with Mrs. Frank Jones on Tuesday afternoon. ihe members of the club anticipate great 1 deal of pleasure at their meetings oui | ing the winter months. The mempersnipi includes Mrs. Jones, Mrs. hone:t Stsnhans Mrs Fred Wilkerson, Mrs. Phil lin Whiteside, Mrs. Homer Lively, Mrs. e. E. Dougherty, Mrs. Carl Eowaras' Mrs Maury Bishop, Mrs. Percy Qulrfn' Mrs. Earl Harvey and Mrs. Henry BOT l den Glover. { The monthly report of the home service
 section of the Red Cross presehrvu uu ling the past week by MISS Eleahole Schopke shows large amount or Vaiu- able work accomplished by this depart ment. Services for 305 families "eis
 rendered during August Financiai a.u rendered soldiers families amounted .o
 s151 in loans. loans to civlnan IaInn'.s l amounted to s4l and relief material 10 | xI o1e Vocational training has been se- l cured for twelve men, seven nave eeei'
 awarded victory medals Six Annlston 1 children have been supplied with books' 1 conpensation has been secured TOT tweNe ! men. employment for four ex-soiolers. medical treatment for ten service men
 and Ave civilians Three soldier parents
 have been given life compensation, one
 artificial limb furnished, bonus pay se>
 crrad for one and clothes supplied 10 l three families. This report proves the l need of the great peace-time prosrainin l o| tbe Red Cross Mrs. Paul Vann, one ~ Anniston.s nopular natrons. is render | inc most efficient service as assistant ses- rsfarv of the home service department.
 On Wednesday evening St. Michaefs Church will celebrate the name day oi l inc parish and the feast of St. Micnaei | and All-Angels with a speciai lnue ., l nrorramme. The St. Michael choir wlu
 ho augmented by members Of other chosrs. and the best talent Of Annisson
 uir contribute solos and choral arthems Music lovers are delighted
 over the prospect of an evening or
 rare enjoyment.
 Mrs. Karl Hicks was hostess at an I enioyable bridge party during the past
 week. A color scheme of yellow ana
 white was carried out in the decors- tions and refreshments and attractive
 prizes awarded to Mrs. Neil sterne ana
 Mrs. Frank Jones.
 | MT. and Mrs. Charlie Davis Caver last week announced the engagement I of their daughter. Miss Evelyn Sell | tc Mr. Samuel Mounger. tho wedding to take place Nov smber 9.
 Mrs. Henry Fletcher entertained on
 Tuesday afternoon in honor Of her
 little daughter Rose. who was cele-
 brating her birthday. Pictures were
 taken of tte merry group and va
 riety of games added to the pleasure s| Of the Q scAsion. A pretty birthday
 cake. adorned with burning candles
 and surrounded by pink and white gsraruiums, centered the dinins table. il A dainty basket of candy was pre- t~~ s~.A L a~