The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

decoration. Participating in the games were Miss Betsy Camp of Franklin, Va, Mrs. J. l.. Camp of Franklin, Va. and Mrs. Joseph Bibb, in addition to the club members, who were; Mrs. Will Hinson, Miss Florence Lee, Miss Lorine Peacock, Miss Dorothy Powell, Miss Carolyn Young. Miss Mary Bruce Moore, Miss Alma Seymour, Miss Eliza beth Clay and Miss Frances Reese. The prizes were decks of cards. Follow ing the games an elaborate refresh ment course was served. Miss Betsy Camp, who was charm ingly entertained during her ctaw here as the guest of Mrs. J. L. Clay and Mrs. J. L. Camp, left Thursday for her home in Franklin. Va.
 Mrs. A. l.. Kettles and little daugh- ter Arna Hall, of Cruger, Miss, ar- rived Thursday for short stay and later will visit relatives at McWiI- Hams.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Bowron and lit- tie son, who have been visiting Mr and Mrs. B0wron's parents, left Sunday ;, ron rived Friday after business ron rii~ed Friday afte a business trip to Trscaloosa, having preceded | Mrs Bowron to Florence after the holidays. which they spent pleasantly l in Selma.
 { Mrs s. Lindenberg of Concinnati, i who is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. | s. Summers at the ehome of Mir Julius Liepold an Dallas avenue was the
 guest of honor Thursday afternoon at bridge party with Mrs Helen
 Bloch as hostess.
 Spring was forecast in the decora-
 tions selected by the hostess, which
 were yellow primroses and sweet peas, l and the mild atmosphere added to the illusion. Miss Bloch presented Mrs 1 Lindenberg with a bottle of perfume
 and she gave as score prize a hand l made guest towel
 Guests were: Mrs Nathan Kahn, Mrs. B. J. Schuster, Mrs. Arthur Loeb,
 Mrs. Albert Meyer, Mrs. Harry Maring,
 Mrs. A. Katzenberg, Mrs. Albert Kahn.
 Mrs. Morris Bloch and Mrs Lindenberg.
 The Ossian Club, at it's Thursday aft-
 ernoon meeting. was devoted to a study
 of economics and the following pro-
 sramme was deve1oped:
 Education for Property Ownership''
 Mrs. Hobbs.
 "A Surplus for the Common Good
 Mrs. Clay.
 Reading, "The Sons of Martha" Mrs 7 Parke
 Reasons for National Competition Past and Present" Mrs. Ward. ] Leader, Mrs. Clay
 A pretty bridge party of Friday was
 that given by Mrs. Lucien Burns wher , she entertained the members of hel , 1 Wednesday Bridge Club and Severa l. additional friends at her home on Lau E derdale setreet
 z Lending their beauty and fragranc, f to the rooms thrown open for the oc V casion were quantities of jonquils an, carnation, and three tables for tn l. games were arranged in this love1. e setting. Following the last rubber 0 s bridge a refreshment course was serve, : and prizes for the games awarded. e Guests and club members presen
 present were: Mrs. A. J. Atkins, Mrs S Kent Coe, Mrs. Chanler Cox Yonge O !; Pensacola, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs W : B. Craig. Mrs. Graham Melvin, Mis- !; Helen Bloch, Mrs. E. w Driskell, Mrs e Ernest Rockwell, Mrs. Claiborne Blan 't ton, Mrs. Henry Lee Smith. Mrs. Her u bert Smith, Mrs. Charlie Burns, Mrs u Benjamin Craig and Mrs. Robert Word $ MT. and Mrs. Dudley Coleman, Dl T. Sol Coleman and Miss Rose Coleman c f. Uniontown were in Selma Thursday t n attend Sleeping Partners" with Edn ~ Goodrich in the leading role which az
 peared at the Academy of Music. n Mrs. George Craig, after spending I short while in New York, has stoppe ! off in Baltimore, where she is visitin ' her father, MT. Will Fellows. l. Mrs. w. E. Stoddard is visiting h, a son, MT. Irving Cade, in Birmin gham. e Messrs. David and Carleton War s, have returned from Ft. Myers, Fls V aftersa successful hunting trip.
 Mir and Mrs. Sam Threefoot, who: In marriage was a brilliant event of ear " January, will arrive Wednesday, after rs honeymoon spent in Florida and Cub ] rxr;1 fI,n cfc Nf Mr 1r l. Henry Lilienthal for short stay. Lat le they will go on to their home in Meridial T. where an attractive apartment awai or their occupancy.