The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

tain by the T. C. l. company, con meeting their mines with their fur naces and other plants at Ensley, operations Monday, it is stated, and ore will be hauled over the road for the first time.
 Donations for Relief Fund
 The United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company of Bessemer made a generous donation or SlsV afternoon to the relief or of the city. This amount was turned over to Dr. B'. 0. Heillier. chairman of the distributing commit tee of the organization.
 The Armour Packing company of his city gave $25 worth of supplies this afternoon, which has already been distributed for use.
 Interest in Revival
 Much interest is being taken in the revival services which are in pro- gross at the Jonesboro Methodist tabernacle.
 Over 50 have united with the church during the week, and at last nights service 47 persons were bap- ti7ed by the pastor, the Rev J. J. Sandlin. The Rev. George Klein of Nashville. evangelist, is in charge of the revival and Professor Litchfield of Nashville is the song director.
 There will be meeting of the board of trustees of the library Tues day morning at 10:30 o'clock at the library.
 Ice investigation
 An investigation of the price and quality of ice sold in Bessemer will be made by a committee appointed for that purpose by the city council
 Moss Crotwell, Jap Bryant and L. E. Ling, city aldermen. will make the Alderman Ling acting as chairman of the committee.
 The appointment of the committee came as result of statements at the council meeting that some dissatis- faction was abroad in the city regard ing the price of ice sold in Bessemer, and thorough investigation will be made of tine ice situation.
 Bnraca Class Activities
 The Baraca class of the First Bap-
 
 terest for next week.
 At Sunday school Envoy and Mrs. Goodchild of the Salvation Army. will render special musical programme. On Tuesday evening they will enjoy a stag supper at the class room in the church, and on Wednesday afternoon they will play game of baseball with the team from the Methodist 
 Miss Quinn HOnorcd
 Miss Annie Quinn of Anniston, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Gordon E. Jones at their home on Clarendon avenue, is being delightfully."- entertained during her visit.
 She will share the honors at al beautiful party given for her, and Miss Bullock, the guest of Mrs. A. J. Boynton, at the Woodward Golf and Country club Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Robert Hitchcock. She was ,harmingly entertained at breakfast oy her hosts at West Lake, when party motored out early and first en- loved swim and breakfast after ward.
 Miss Smith Hostess
 A delightful affair of Friday after noon was the bridge party given by Miss Willie Lee Smith at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. E Pegram. the guests enjoying this charming hospitality being the mem- ,ers of Miss Smiths Bridge club.
 Lovely garden flowers used in the adornment of the house for the party afforded an attractive floral setting 'or the coterie of young women who compose this club.
 The club, prize, bottle of French oilet water, was awarded to Mrs. George Kirkpatrick, and the consola- ion. lovely box of candy, fell to Miss Rachel Ragsdale.
 After the games. salad course with iced tea was served by the hos- ess who was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Pegram, and by Miss Vannie 
 Miss Helen Smith was recent hos .ess, entertaining a number of the nigh school set at dance at the Grand hotel. Punch was served the evening. and the hos .ess was assisted in entertaining her guests by her mother. Mrs. W. J. Smith.
 Bridge Party
 A beautiful party of the week was that given by Mrs. j.. H. Leonard at Ter home in Woodward, when she en- 12 of her friends at bridge
 Flowers in a gorgeous variety of color with. ferns added brightness md fragrance to the living rooms, where the games were played.
 Scores were kept on lovely hand ul~ NA "A ,ss4nted bell and table markers and Polly Primrose apron, were awarded 10 Mrs. Thomas Ball and Mrs. Her pert Smith.
 The hostess served a delicious punch. and later an ice course with ,ake.
 M Womnn's Auxiliary
 A special programme has been pre- pared for the meeting of the Wom- ms Missionary society of the First church Monday after noon at the church.
 All circles of the auxiliary will meet at that time with Mrs F. E. Clark, leader for the afternoon, and .hc subject for the study, American Indian. Life"
 The following programme will be given: Piano solo. Mrs. A, D. Bell; Scripture reading of the twenty third Psalm in concert: Indiai. prayer. Mrs. Macon Williams: 'Early Indian Life in America" Mrs. Cutter; vocal solo. 'Indian Lullaby" Indian printess," a poem, Mrs. W. A. Coch- ,an; 'Present Day Indian Life in Kansas" Mrs. l. F. Swallow; piano solo. Miss Nellie Adams.
 A social hour will follow the pro- <rammc. and an informal reception ALA f.r -AG,.< c,..x.,ll..-