The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-29

Coffee was poured by Mrs. P. J. Nc
Adory and sandwiches were served
by Mrs. j. o. Sturdivant, Mrs. Roy
Hamrick and Mrs. Ingram
The guests who enjoyed this social
meeting were Mesdames H. A. Clos
son, j. D. Martin, Charles Houston
o. c. Walls. Granger, C. n. Plunkett,
]. w. McCorcle, e. H. McCorcle. Roy
Hamrick, Lawson, ]. w. Brooks, j.
H. High, Fitzpatrick, J. c. McGrew,
r. S. Moon, Herbert Moon, o. Barron
Harris. Barnett, J. o. Sturdivant ant
Misses Thelma Dudley and Willetta
Martin.
St. Agnes Guild
The st. Agnes guild held meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ben q. Perry on Dartmouth ave
nue.. Plans were discussed for the
Christmas work of the guild and Mrs
Bumford was appointed a COMMITTEES
to purchase a doll which the gull
will donate to the Children's hos
pital fund.
1t was announced that the commit
tee from the guild, Mrs. A. K. Will
Hanson, Mrs. w. l. Rush, Mrs.
Charles Ray, Mrs. L. D. McCollum,
would begin the social service work
of the guild as planned in conjunc-
ton with the federation of auxili-
aries. on Thursday. After the bust
ness of the meeting. salad and coffee
was served.
Woman's missionary Union
The general meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary union of the First
Baptist church held a meeting Mon
day afternoon at the church when
the reports of the month were given.
The meeting opened with a scrip
ture reading with Mrs. Rush Randle
in charge, followed by full reports
of the recent Alabama Baptist Mis-
sionary convention which was held
in Admission. Mrs. George Ross and
Mrs Randle were delegates to this
convention and gave the reports.
Prayers for various departments OF
the society were offered by Mrs. M
p. Reynolds for state work, Mrs.
Scales for young peoples work, Mrs.
NJ. j. Brooks for missionaries abroad
and Mrs. w. P. Price for payment of
pledges.
The reports of the months work
were better than for several previous
financial gains.
button from all bands would be sent
to a missionary in China.
Women's Auxiliary
The Woman.s auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church met Monday aft
ernoon at the church in business
and social meeting with Circle No, l
as hostess
The auxiliary decided that two new
circles would be formed, one TO be
the Home circle" which would be
for the benefit of those shut in and
not able to attend the meetings. and
the other would be "the Business
Woman's circle" which would meet
once a month in the evening, the lat
ter to be under the direction of Mrs.
George Stevenson and the former I'M
der Mrs. j. G. Bruce.
The report of the treasurer showed
a collection from dues. pledges of
S65.70, and from the yard OF PEN
MES" s23.85.
Volunteers were called for who
would assist in the work of the social
service survey of the city which Is
planned for the week, and the follow
ing responded: Mrs. j. G. Bruce, Mrs.
]. D. Malone, Mrs. Brawley, Mrs.
Oakley and Mrs. G. l. Burdin.
This society decided that there
would be no meeting during Christ
mas week, but on the third Monday
there would be business and social
meeting combined.
Sandwiches, coffee and cakes were
served after the business session.
Personals
Mrs. H. H. Pendleton returned
Monday from Marion, where she
spent the Thanksgiving season with
her mother, Mrs. Tuck.
Mrs Ben G. Perry and children re-
turned Sunday from Boligee, where
they visited Mrs. Perry's mother, Mrs.
Bouchelle.
Mr. Roman Kutchins of st. Louis
arrived in the city Sunday to be the
.gest of his son, Charles Kutchins and
Mrs. Kutchins.