The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30

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 Bessemer, sptember 2s.--(Special) Worth Lewis post auxiliary drafted resolutions at their meeting Thurs day afternoon regarding President Harding's request that the nation pause for two minutes in prayer on Armistice Day, which will be sent to every civic club in the city and which will ask that they all join with the post and auxiliary in complying with this request.
 In this connection it Is planned by the auxiliary that disarmament parade will be held which, according to plans, will end at the city park at noon, when all will join in prayer for the soldiers who made the su- preme sacrifice.
 The crowning feature of the observ- ance of the day will be a patriotic pageant, which will follow and which will be staged under the direction Of Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove.
 The auxiliary will ask that geh- eral holiday be given on that day and that the city will join in the observances.
 The meeting was held with Mrs. Ar thur Reynolds and Mrs. Horace Van dervoort as hostesses at the home of the former. There was large at- tendance of members and following the business refreshments of salad and tea were served.
 Rotary Club
 The Rotary club attendance con test. which has been In force during September, was won by the team in .t. al, of xrrh{o oh E'red Rnrna is CaD- tain, it was announced today at the regular meeting of the club. The los- ing side, of which Herbert Kyser IS captain, will provide the next lunch con at the first meeting in October.
 A programme of readings and sew eral talks featured the luncneoh. Mrs. J. M Ingram gave two dialect readings, one from the Italian, "The Feast.' by Daily, and "Evalina's We'd ding" negro dialect selection, ny Dix, which were greatly enjoyed py the Rotarians.
 NJ J. Brooks and Sam Eriick maae short talks of particular interest to the members, Mr. Erlick giving in teresting details connected with his recent trip to New York, where no visited the Rotary club.
 Paving Assessments
 At special meeting of the city council last night the assessments TOT the paving recently laid in the city were made final as they stand on the engineers books, and the oplec- tions to them of property owhet were referred to the finance con'mit. tee of the council for settlement. IL is understood that reduction VIII oe made on the assessments, which may
 cf assessments.
 Football Games
 The Bessemer Tigers will play tno Centeryille team in their 1lrst looe hall game of the season Friday all. ernoon on the rolling mill heio a' s:30 o'clock A great deal Of interest is aroused in this game. The Cehtei vile team has fine coach, 1t IS salu' and is in good shape.
 The Baracas will play their last pame of baseball Friday afternoon with the M. & 0. team of Tuscaloosa on the M. & o. field in Tuscaioosa' large crowd of Bessemer 1ans ,vill go down for the game ana are reouested to meet Friday morning .t Ian Rryant's with their automo- h;les at o'clock. All who have cars are requested to bring them to pc used to convey those who VIII tend.
 rhsre will be meeting Friday ,,;.ht al 7:s0 of all the Sunday scSool teachers of the First Prespy, ter,an church at the church AiA teachers are requested to be present
 Mrs. Morrill, Entertained
 Mrs. L. M. Morrell who Is leaVlng soon for New York to make her nome Is being delightfully."- entertained SS her friends at luncneohs ana the-day parties. o ran;aI number of friends in her non or Thursday at her home on Ciaren- don avenue The luncheon table was attractiyely appointed with loNels haskat of fruit as a center piece, ana place cards bore the names or Mrs Y. T. Huey, Mrs. F. M. Mat1hews' Mrs. c. s. Bently, Mrs. Ellis Ierry' Mrs. Morrill, and the hostess Mrs. Gwin. five course luncheon was served. The guests who were in- >,ited for the day spent the afternoon delightfully."-.
 Muscoda Club
 The Muscoda Forty-two club was entertained Thursday afternoon ~ a beautiful party given by Mrs. h' Chandler at her home at Feeders. Quantities of zinnias in a gorgeous variety of color and potted plants in bloom added charming pack ground for the assembly of guests:
 The club prize. framed verse or beautiful sentiment, was awarded 10, Mrs. Alfred Ball and the guest prize a vase, fell to Mrs. J. F.. Chandler. delicious salad and ice course was served the guests who included Mes danes c. B. Cross, Alfred Ball, J. O.. Sturdivant J. H. Blue. c. E. Locke. Q. B. Terrill, F. H. Smith, W. w. Skews, Charles lager, Mrs. J. A. Baird, A. c. Hagood. and Misses Ed na Ferguson. Cole. Semester, Hall, Sioggett, Kingston, and McNabb. Mrs Chandler was assisted in eny tertaining her guests by Mrs. J. z. Chandler.
 Afternoon Bridge
 Mrs. Fay Randall entertained the members of the Cosmopolitan club yesterday at ther home on Second avenue Yellow and green were the colors chosen for the decorations for the party, and were emphasized in yellow goldenglow and ferns.
 The prizes for the highest score were awarded to Mrs. Arthur Rey- holds and Mrs. w. o. Hodgkins. Aft CT the games a delightful ice course was served.
 Mrs Randalfs guests were Mrs. Ar thur Reynolds, Mrs c. H. Bumgard- ner. Mrs. Walter Gwin. Mrs. Bryan r..,.a, Hf~s pAr Iyoustnp Nfre "