The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
EPWORTH LEAGUE

EP WORlH LEAG U E
 The Epworth league of the First Meth- odist church will have charge of the sery- ices Sunday evening. The subject will be Thy Kingdom Come in the Church" with Miss Mabel Adams leader. The of- ficers of the church, including Rev. MT. Stansell, pastor and F. B. Buck, w. s. Welch and Mrs. D. W. Owen from the Missionary society and Miss Mary Low cit from the Pastors Helpers, will make talks along the line of the subject for the service.
 A special feature will be a quartet from the Birmingham Southern university, which will render several numbers on the programme. and the songs by the junior choir of the church.
 Prayer services will be held each morn- ing at the First Methodist church from 6:SO to clock throughout next week, under the auspices of the Epworth league. These services will have leader for each morning and will be in keeping with the spirit of the period which precedes Easter.
 WOODMEN'S MEETING
 Bessemer camp, No. S1, Woodmen of the World, will hold a meeting Wednes- day evening" March 23, at their hall on Fourth avenue All members are urged to attend and all delegates to the head camp are expected to be present and also delegates from Jonesboro and Brigh- | ton. Members from the Woodman's cir | cle are invited. Refreshments will be I served and social hour enjoyed. | There will be meeting for the men and boys of the city at the Grand theatre | on Sunday afternoon at o'clock under the auspices of the Young Mems Chris tian association. There will be special music and an address. large attend l ance is expected.
 NATIONS CLUB PARTY
 One of the beautiful affairs of the week, characterized by elegance of de- | tail, was the Matrons club party given | by Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald at her home on Arlington avenue Friday afternoon. Spring blossoms in profusion, Easter tliiles, purple wistaria, japonicas and yell low jonquils In a riot of color formed bright and charming ackground for the beautifully gowned women present. Score for the games was kept on hand painted cards passed by little Julia Me- Donald and Eleanor McNeil who were attractive figures in white organdie The club prize, a lovely candy jar; the guest prize, hand-em broidered card table | cover, and the consolation, fancy pow der puff. were awarded Mrs. E. K. Mill l ler Mrs. Robert Sneed and Mrs. Mac Clay.
 Following the games a delicious plate luncheon was served with favors of jon | quils to the guests Those who shared this hospitality were Mrs. T. J. Johnston, Mrs. P. M. Matthews, Mrs. G. B. Hoi- linssworth, Mrs Tom Benton, Mrs. George Woodrow, Mrs George Rutledse, Mrs. E. w. McNeil. Mrs. B. Harris, Mrs. John Neal, Mrs D. Owens. Mrs. R. w.. Waldrop Mrs. George Harrison. Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mrs J. $. Winters. Mrs. Mac Clay, Mrs. l. E. Bennett. Mrs. D. R. Ray, Mrs. E. L. Read, Mrs W. E. Rue, Mrs. Oscar Randle. Mrs. l.. NJ. Northcutt. Mrs. w, F. Golson. Mrs. w. C. Baty, Mrs John Snider. Mrs. c. A. Harris, Mrs. A. T. Drysdale, Mrs. Mary McGriff and Miss Mary Lovett and Mrs Henry Hurd.
 Mrs. J. G. Johnston entertained her l children and grandchildren at her home 1 Friday evening, the occasion being her birthday anniversary.
 The home was attractive with spring flowers and garlands of wistaria, and delicious refreshments were served, but the unique feature of the evening was a beautiful talk to her children by the mother, who recalled what a great source of pleasure her children had been to her and how grateful she felt for the health and peace they had enjoyed and the pres erttaion to each one of her seven children oe check for $500 as taken of her love for them.