The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-30
BESSEMER

Bessemer. November -(Special.) ) At the opening of the lunch room of the Bessemer Business and Profes- sional Womens club, which will bc held Thursday evening at 6 o'clock, a name for the room will be selected. Each member has been requested to be prepared to suggest a name, and out of the names suggested one will be selected.
 The opening of the room will be featured by 8 dinner to be held by the members of the club, and the president desires 100 per cent att tendance. An interesting program has been prepared and will consist of musical selections and talks by members.
 The dinner will also be featured by kitchen shower for the equip ment of the lunch room. The room will be opened for the public Friday and the patronage of the public is assured.
 Book Shower
 For several years the Culture club has conducted book showers at rural schools and has distributed maga- zines to patrons of the schools and in other ways promoted reading of
 
 good literature. The latest shower to be given by the members of the club was that of Tuesday afternoon, when the Raimund school was pre- sented with a number of juvenile books on a visit to the school by prominent members of this organiza- ton.
 Mrs. J. E. McAdory. principal of the school, welcomed the visitors and number of the patrons of the school were present for the occasion. An interesting talk was made by w. J. Penhallegon of Birmingham and pr. E. N Harris, company physician.
 Mrs. George Waller. president of the Culture club, in a short talk, ex- pressed the interest of the club in the school, and presented the books that will form the nucleus of H. brary Coffee and cakes were served by the women of Raimund who are patrons of the school. A new county school building is in course of con struction at Raimund, and will be completed at an early date.
 Circle Meetings
 Delightful circle meetings were held by the members of the Woman's Missionary union of the Jonesboro Baptist church Monday afternoon.
 Daisy Fowler circle met with Mrs. Susie Johnson. Devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. Will Ander- son, after which the business of the meeting was transacted. It was de- cided to have Bible studies at the circle meetings with Mrs Anderson as the teacher Ambrosia and cake were served during the afternoon.
 The Lillie Hunt circle met with Mrs. Paden Langford, with Mrs. A. B Batson as the leader of the pro- gram. A Bible lesson was conducted by Mrs. J. D. Glenn. A good personal service report was given by members of this circle. Refreshments were served.
 The Alice Huey circle was enter ,tained by Mrs. Killian. After an in- teresting devotional service, conduct ed by Mrs. A. D. Burgess, a vocal se- lection by Miss Viva Burgess and a reading by Miss Fannie Killian were given. Refreshments were served the guests.
 News has been received in the city of the death of John David, the little 3-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. l.. Austin of Norfolk, Va. MT. and Mrs Austin formerly lived in Bessemer, and their relatives and friends regret to learn of their great sorrow. Mrs Austin will be remembered as Miss Bessie Mae Brown, the daughter or MT. and Mrs. w. D. Brown of Claren- don avenue.
 WomanIess Wedding
 There was large gathering at the Baraca room of the First Baptist church Tuesday evening, when the members of the Sunday school class entertained their wives and girl friends in a unique manner.
 The womanless wedding in new guise was staged for the entertain ment of the visitors, and the most humorous selections for the partici- pants in regard to contrast in size and suitability to play the various ioies were made.
 The bride was A. R. Oxford, Jr., and the groom was Donald Johnson and there were bridesmaids. grooms- men, flower girls, relatives and dis tinguished guests, with music that was appropriate for the nuptials. This was, one of the most enjoyable affairs given by. the large group of men and proved very amusing to the invited guests. Light refreshments were serxed after the exercises of the evening.
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