The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-11

tiorg of the new school witch will go u, on the site of the old Central High school, between T vency-third i afd Twenty fourth stresEs and Sew Johnson, second base; Newburger, third base; Lcftkovits, shortstop; Comerford, left field; Ingram, center field; Harris, right field; substitutes, Mays, Honeycutt, Snider and Ling.
 The first game will be played at 230 and the second at f o'clock.
 Angelo Lsrusa
 The body of Angelo Larusa, soldier who was killed in the World war in France. will be received in Bessemer Thursday by Jacobs. and the funeral service will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock. at St, Aloysious church The body will be inferred at Cedar Hill cemetery in rne memorial plot for soldiers,
 The body will lie in state in St. Aloysious church, and the Italian In structive society will have charge of the funeral arrangements. Requiem mass will be held and the music will be furnished from various musical organizations of the city.
 Thomas waldrop. the young boy IA years of age, who accidentally shot himself Tuesday afternoon while out hunting at Valley creek, and was carried to the Elizabeth Duncan hos pital where 1t was found necessary to amputate his foot just above the ankle where the shot penetrated, IS reported this afternoon as resting comfortably.
 stiIl Captured
 A number of stills have been cap tured by Bessemer deputies in the last two days. Yesterday Johnny Moore was arrested charged with illicit distilling. large still and six barrels of beer having been found near his home at Hardwood.
 Joe Johnson was arrested near Hueytown on a charge of violation of the prohibition law, four gallons for whisky and a small amount Of beer were found at his home.
 "wednesday another still was found and destroyed of 100- gallon capacity with nine barrels of beer, near Park wood.
 A marriage license was issued in Bessemer today to B. F. Darlington and Miss Beulah Hendricks
 Mrs. Mcdonald Hostess
 Mrs. c. W. Mcdonald entertained the Southside Bridge club at a beau tiful party Tuesday afternoon at her home on Arlington avenue.
 The tables for the games were ar ranged on the spacious veranda with charming floral setting of lovely pink roses, pink crepe-myrtle and clematis in wall vases and baskets.
 The prizes for the highest score and the guest prize were hand-paint- ed salt and pepper stands, and were won by Mrs Eugene Hunnycutt and Mrs. V. H. Ragsdale. The consolation was drawn by Mrs. E. ". McNeil, and was hand painted pair of shoe trees.
 After the games a salad plate with an ice was served to the following guests: Mrs. Fred Slower, Mrs. V. H. Ragsdale, Mrs. T. c. Donald, Mrs. Guy Wilson, Mrs Eugene Hunnycutt, Mrs. A.. T. Drysdale Mrs. Glasgow, Mrs. George Rutledge, Mrs. H. H. Pendleton, Mrs. David Trotter, Mrs. c. A. Harris, Mrs. F. B. Mays, Mrs E. K. Milled, Mrs. F. A. Wood, Miss Mo Milan and Mrs. L. D. McCollum
 Club Entertained
 Mrs, Golan Buck and Miss Rachel Ra gsdale were joint hostesses Tues day evening entertaining the Tuesday Bridge club at the home of Mrs Buck. A lovely color motif of yellow and blue was carried out in the deco rations of the reception rooms and In the score cards and refreshments. Quantities of yellow flowers were used with charming effect through out the house. Orange ice was served by Misses Doris Lewis and Alice Ra gsdaIe to the guests as they ar rived and at the close of the even ing delicious salad was served. 'g The ladies' prize for the highest score, lovely candy jar. was won by Miss Margaret Gilson and the gentlemen's prize, deck of cards, fell to A.. Askew, and the consolation prizes, both decks of cards, were cut by Mrs. George Kirkpatrick and William Lowery.
 Those who enjoyed this sdelight{ui hospitality were Mir. and Mrs, George Kirkpatrick. MT and Mrs. Golan Buck. Misses Doris Lewis, Rachel Ragsdale, MT. and Mrs W. O. Hodg- kins. MT. and Mrs. Paul Ragsdale, Misses Nellie Adams. Helen Drum. Margaret Golson, Mabel Adams, Katie Maddox, Grace Moreland, Christine Hunnycut, Marian Neal, and Messrs. w lllldUt. " lntCis, 'Soi 6 v AA e'i AoAsf Leonard vann, Marvin Baty, Bruce Ragsdale, George Wilson, Virgil Flaw kins, Ralph Price, Luney Ragsdale, Hal Grigsby, Eugene Hawkins. "
 Party at Woodward Club
 The Woodward Golf and Country club presented an unusually attrac-, tive scene on Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. Guy Wilson entertained a large number of friends there at bridge.
 Punch was served by Mrs. J. C.. Gwin and Mrs. John Perry. Lovely hand painted fans were given for the top score. and for the guest prize, and these were awarded to Mrs. ". H. Ragsdale and Mrs. Bruce Snider, and the consolation, a bottle of toilet water, fell to Mrs Robert Smith. Ices and cake were served after the games. This was one of the large affairs of the week. Mrs. Wilson included large number of friends in her hospi- tality for the afternoon.
 Pernonals
 Mrs NJ H, Rosenau will return to her home in Athens Thursday after visit to her sister, Mrs. J. T.. Slaug hter.
 MT. and Mrs. Julian Ray of Atlanta arrived Wednesday to be. the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Ray.
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