The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20

Inter Sc Club
The interior of Mr.. and Mrs F. S.
Fitsgerald's pretty home on Airing
ton avenue presented lovely scene
Friday evening when the Inter Sc
club held its monthly meeting there
with Misses Blake Barfeld Bernice
Bailey, Prof. 0. r. Chester and Prof.
FELTON, Collier hosts for the occa-
sion.
Beautiful .chrysanthemums with
green ferns in attractive arrangement
furnished the decorations for the
party, the color motif of white and
yellow being accentuated in the score
cards and refreshments.
Progressive games were enjoyed
and later salad and coffee were
served. Those who were present at
this delightful affair were: Misses
Bernice Bailey, Blake Barfield,
Grace Moreland. Ethel York, Claire
White, Winifred Forr. Willie John
ston, Virginia Shaw. Lucille Lyle.
Jessie Pringle, Julia Flynt, Annie
Bailey, Elizabeth Pierce, Bonnie VIII
liams and Sue Jones and DIR. and
Mrs. H. l.. Vann. Prof. C. C. Moseley
Prof. and Mrs. &. e. jackson, Messrs.
| Carl Hurst, Schwarts, J. w. McDon-
aid, John HorseIy, Ciaud Gum, w. S.
WEIGH. H. H. Brice, Ralph Price, Leon
Hammer. l.. B. White. John Donaldson
and Judge Etheridge.
Mrs. Cooley Hostess
| Mrs Arthur Cooley was hostess
yesterday morning to a number OF
friends when she entertained the
| Thursday Fortytwo club at the home
of her mother. aIrs. T. Il. Primer.
Beautiful chrysanthemums and
ferns formed the decorations for the
party. Hand-painted bud vases
adorned the tables which were drawn
as prizes. those to whom they were
awarded being Mesdames Ray Till
man, Macon Williams and w. A.
Cochran.
Following the games of forty-two
two-course luncheon was served.
Those sharing Mrs. Cooley's delight
full hospitality were: Mesdomes
Cliff Bradley. clyde Galloway, A. d.
Bell, owen Williams. Macon Williams,
Cochran, Frank Lloyd, J. L. Mattel,
Lester Sides, Ray Tillnfan. Clarence
| Gaines and 4disses Mary Reynolds,
Emniie Reinhart and Bessie Shaw.
Mrs. Cooley was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Mrs. Primer,
Mrs. 7. ]. DeJarnette and Mrs.
Guisen.
| Glass Entertained
The Servers and Builders class OF
the First Baptist Sunday school was
delightfully."- entertained Friday after
| noon at the home of Mrs. l.. b. Head
at Gordon heights. with Mrs. Head.
Mrs. Worren Mitchu mand Mrs. Ar
thur benson hostesses.
Lovely late roses and other autumn
| flowers were used in bowls and vases
in the reception rooms, adding sweet
ness and color in an artistic arrange
ment.
The business hour followed the de-
votional opened with prayer by Mrs
e. NJ. owens. The class decided that
| 1t would maintain a box at the home
of Mrs. Owens, which they would fill
with groceries and clothing for the
needy children of Bessemer. In the
social session. which followed the
Jusiness, interesting contests were
enjoyed.
The members and guests present
were Mesdames E. NJ. Owens, j. w.
Taylor, j. r. Vance. Ambrose, Haney,
w. l.. Hartine, Basham. e. f. Ray.
Jesse Waldrop, A. X. Armstrong,
Rush Randle, Jap Bryant, John Perk-
ms, J. L. Whitmore. ]. r. Crofford.
c. Herbert Mitchum, George Ross,
Kent and Whitman.
MatrOns Club
The Matrons club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Mac Clay at
her home on Dartmouth avenue.
Baskets of yellow chrysanthemums
| and asparagus ferns adorned the in
| terror of the home for the occasion.
| Score cards were passed by little
Laurice Clay and the prizes for the
highest scores were awarded to Mes
danes Carl Harris, w. T. Golson and
T. j. Jones.
| An elaborate turkey plate was
served Mrs. Clay's hospitality was
shared by Mesdames S. e. Bailey,
! Hen Benton. w. H. Dennis. T. c. Dom