The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-18

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 A. J. Boynton, A. E. Wood, W. H. | Glasgow, Joe Lacey, Herschel Will | son, D. E. Wilson, c. R. Baker, J. NJ
 Bonds, w. E. Cunningham, DeRamus
 J. c. Long, and Miss Stone and Miss
 Kate Smith.
 Culture Club
 The Culture club held one of the
 largest meetings of the year Thurs day afternoon at the library, when | delightful programme on the various 1 forms of literature in the Bible were
 discussed A short business meet ing was held in which Mrs. John
 Perry was elected treasurer of the club, in Mrs. c. ". McDonald's place, whose resignation was rendered at the meeting.
 Upon an appeal of Mrs. Schuyler Harris. who represented the chairman of the Children's hospital bazar in Birmin gham, Mrs c. A. Harris, the club voted to donate s5 to this cause,
 The club decided that 1t would
 give a book shower for the new county school at Raimund on Novem- her 29 from to o'clock. Mrs j.
 70 McAdory, principal of the school. made a talk on the need for books, especially for children's books and the contribution on the afternoon or the shower will be largely or chii- dren,s books, though good books or any kind are most desired.
 | A special feature of the programme was a talk by Mrs. w. r. Price on
 the Red Cross roll call, which begins
 in Bessemer in the morning, in which
 she asked the Culture club members
 to take advantage of their opportuni- 1 ty to renew their membership The programme for the afternoon
 follows: Roll call; Thanksgiving of Great Minds for the Bible; story 1 Telling" Miss Maud Buck; Ine 1 Three Most Famous Love Stories Tn l the World,p Mrs. Ben c. Perry Hound table: "Other Forms and va
 riations," Mrs. Gwylam Herbert. 1 The members who were present at the meeting were Mesdams Georse 1 Waller, Cecil Cowan, J. E. McAdory'
 Eugene Rarden, J. A. Spider, Gwyiam
 Herbert. John Perry, Ben G. Perry, Schuyler Harris, J. H. Wiles, G. w. l Williamson, E. L. Huey. H. l.. Rains,
 L. D. Mccollum, George Cochran,
 R. L.. Kning. w. P. Price, B. F. liar
 ris. J. O. sturdivant, Horace Wander voort, and Misses Lillie Mae Chrlst- | Heb and Maud Buck.
 | Rotary Ann Luncheon
 The Rotary Ann monthly luneheon 1 Thursday in the First Methoois. church basement was one of the
 most delightful of these pleasant oc-
 casions. The guests assembled around
 an attractive table centered with
 basket of gorgeous chrysanthemums and the business of the hour was discussed. There was some discus
 sion regarding the status of the cluo as an adjunct to Rotary. and the I members decided that until officially notified they would remain Rotary 1 Ann" club. The lighting system Of i the elementary schools In the city
 was brought up and after discus
 sion of this subject in all bearings l upon the convenience and comfort
 and welfare of the children. com
 mittee was appointed by the spresi- dent. Mrs. Sam Brick. to appear be-
 fore the city council with the matter, | the committee being Mesdames George Waller, Dora McEniry. Ida
 Suratt, Rosette Bruns, Gladys Cowan- The members who were present at l the luncheon were Mesdames. Flor
 ence Waller, Mariette Rutledge.
 Marie Yam. Ethel Erlick, Minnie Waldrop, Gladys Cowan. Lucy Keith Mamie Neal. Rosetta Bruns, Ruby
 Waller Ida Suratt, zeta McTyeire,
 Ethel Coons. India Winters, Dora | Lou Kyser. Mary Beavers and Myrtle | Woodrow.
 | Beautiful Tea
 l The tea given Thursday afternoon
 by Circle No. ? of tine Pastors Help
 CTS was a pretty affair of the day,
 bringing together a large number or | ladies of the church and their l friends. Baskets of beautiful chrys-
 anthemums resting on lace cover 1 formed a lovely background for the
 assembly of guests.
 l The tea table was very attractive
 with a center piece of orchid chrys-
 anthemum resting on lace cover over orchid satin. Coffee was pour | ed from one end by Mrs. l.. F. Stan sell and tea from the other by Mrs. 1 T. R. Copeland, and sandwiches and
 hints were passed by Mesdames Cliff
 Bradley. Lester Sides and J. C. Boyd. | A beautiful programme was ren- dered with Mrs, Frits, chairman of
 committee in charge and consisted or delightful readings by Misses Linnie
 Mae Lipscomb. Marguerite Waller, Bebe Joy Hollingsworth and Mrs.
 Esau Harris and Miss Thelma Dud-
 ley and of violin solos by Paul Smith
 accompanied by Prof. Paul Bur- meitser and d vocal number by Miss | Maud Buck.
 The president of tn ecircle, Mrs. 1 B. c. Jones. was assisted in receiv- ing and entertaining the guests by
 Mesdames T. J. Jones. W. c. Baty. Massey, John Mcconnell. Howard McEniry and Ray Tillman.
 Personnls
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Holster who are 1 prominent pioneer residents of the l hot
 home for 30 years, will remove Mon
 day to Pinehurst near Birmingham, where they have erected new home. MT. Hoster is owner and manager 1 of the Bessemer Foundry and Ma chine company and has been closely