The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-20
Scout Hike and Camp

HtAd IOi thu 6ohVs PAoJ Co 'aSA os
 Scout Hike and Camp
 The Bessemer Boy Scouts of Troop left last night for hike and camp at the Warrior river for a few days. They were accompanied by Roy Ham, rick, scoutmaster, and by Fred Burns, who loaned one of his trucks to convey the boys to their destina- tion.
 The pleasure of this camp came as result of an attendance drive waged among the various troops Of the city, and Troop 8 was the win ner of the trip and camp to Warrior, their attendance for the specified time showing a larger per cent than the other eight troops in the city, and the entire membership of 20 took ad- vantage of the camp.
 Orders have been placed for pipes to connect the water mains of the city with the cemetery, it Is stated by city officials, and in short time water will be available in the ceme- tery.
 The lines to the cemetery have been laid by the water company, and in accordance with an agreement be- tween the water company and the city the expense of completing the connection will be made st the ex- pense of the city.
 Home to ROost
 NJ L. Thompson, whose chicken house was entered and robbed of all o. it's chickens, including a fine stock of Plymouth Rock, night before last, was surprised yesterday to find that the grown ones among the lot nad returned, but no trace has been found of the flyers.
 Funeral services for A. s. sBailey' who died yesterday morning, were held this afternoon at o'clock at the family residence. with the Rev. L. r. Stansell officiating.
 The deceased leaves large family connection and numerous friends to mourn his death, having been ldenti- tie, with the growth Of the city Tor over 20 years.
 Interment was made at Cedar Hill cemetery, with Jefferson Valley lodge. No. 7s5, and Bessemer lodge, No. 45S. A. F. and A. NJ, in charge
 Tuesday Bridge Club
 Mrs Sterling Floyd was charm ing hostess of Tuesday, entertaining at her mothers home the Tuesday MoI ming Bridge club Zinnias" lilies, and roses were effectively arranged throughout the living rooms, where the tables for the games were placed.
 Mrs. J. c. Wilson won the club lat Mrs. Francis Patton drew the conso- lation. beautiful fan. A two course luncheon was served, followed by iced watermelon.
 The following guests enjoyed Mrs. Floyd's hospitality: Mrs. Mac Batson Mrs. Charles Kutchins, Mrs. J. c. Will son. Mrs Raymond Allen, Mrs. W. F.. Mrs James Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Louis De Sablo. Mrs. Francis Patton, Mrs. Charles Long. and Misses Ethel Gillen and Mary Reynolds.
 Mrs. Mays Hostess
 With sunflowers and ferns form ing an attractive setting, the party given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. E. B. Mays for the Southside Bridge| club was lovely affair. bringing to- gether a large number of guests.
 The prizes, beautiful hand embroid-
 
 cred pillow cases, were won by Mrs. G. c. Harris and Mrs. Lacey Edmund son. and the consolation. an embroid cred card table cover, was drawn by Mrs. Ellis Terry.
 After the games the hostess served delightful refreshments of salad and iced tea to the guests. who in cluded Mrs T. C. Donald, Mrs. David Trotter, Eugene Honeycutt' Mrs. E. K. Miller, Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald,
 Mrs George R,Siedge, Mrs, F. Stover. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Robert Sneed, Mrs. Winters, Mrs Robert Smith, Mrs. ]. H. Blue, Mrs. Gordon Jones, Mrs Quinn, Mrs. Ellis Terry, Mrs. w. P. Golson. Mrs. Eugene Rar- den, Mrs Henry Hurd, Mrs. J. c. B Gwin. Mrs. Claude Blackwood, Mrs s. A. Moore, and Mrs, Bert Lytle.
 Mrs. Albert Smith and Mrs. John Reece have returned from St Claire Mich where they have been the guests of relatives.