The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-03
TO MEET MRS. BISHOP

erature and library extension for the Third district of the Alabama Feder- ation of Women's Clubs, entertained yesterday afternoon at her home in honor of Mrs, J. l.. Bishop. of Selma, state chairman of literature and li- brary extension.
 Pink and white carnations in grace full baskets and tall, slender vases were used to adorn the reception rooms. where Mrs. McPherson was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. N. A. Barrett, Mrs. T. E. Huey, Mrs. J. E. Frazier, Mrs. J. D. Bancroft, Mrs. E. G. Burchfiel Mrs. John Tanner and other members of the Pierian club
 The tea table was covered with lace over pink satin and centered with a big basket of pink and white carna- tions. tied with pink tulle. Pink can dies also added to its charming effect
 Mrs. H. B. Whitesides. Mrs. D. E. Me- Clendon and Mrs. D. M. Randolph poured tea.
 Mrs. Bishops address, Club Pro- grammes," was very interesting and was full of valuable suggestions to club members. iW
 Miss Shalburger. teacher in the shades -CaGaba school was present and made a nlea for school library at that place.
 Seventy-five club members and friends had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Bishop on this occasion.
 COUNCIL OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
 The Council of Womens Clubs met yesterday morning in the council cham Der at the city hall. Thirty members came from the clubs of. the city, and it was decided not to adopt the three amendments for the consideration of which the meeting was called.
 The question of dress for the high school girls, proposed by Mrs. James ". King at the meeting held February l6. was discussed, and it was decided that committee be appointed by the president of the council to co-operale With representatives from the high school faculty and the various school improvement associations to make further plans.
 Notice was given of the Postwar Community club meeting to be held at lO;S0 o'clock Saturday. March 12. Sew eral clubs reported that committees had been appointed to assist Mrs. Ncai Wallace in her work.
 ENTERTAIN ARGONNE CLASS
 MT. a.d Mrs. Sam Blake entertained the "Argonnep class of the Twenty frs Avenue Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday evening at their beautiful country home at Fulton Springs.
 The apartments were 10 ely in their decorations of r,.iilax, cut flowers ana with many artistic electric feature lights.
 Music games and other forms of entertainment were enjoyed during the evening. A delicious ice course was serveI to the folio ling guest
 Miss Frances Haley. Miss Margaret Andrews, Miss Anna Haag. Miss Hilda Wilson, Miss Mittie Fisher, Miss Car rie Mae Fisher and Miss Kathleen De- Shazo, and MT. Ray Haley, MT. Malcolm Watkins. MT. Harry Cole, Mir. C. H. Pernter, MT. Easley Watkins, Mir Louis Griffen. Ir. John watkins MT F'erdinand Weichler, MT. Morle New ton. MT. Thomas Smith, MT. w. Sn1ythe Haley, MT. Clyde Dollar. Mr. Louis keil, MT. James Lackmon. MT. l.. B. Strong and MT. and $. Joe Andrews
 MT. and Mrs. Blake were assisted in entertaining by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haley and MT. and Mrs. Tom Perry.
 At a late ho-r the party motored to the city after delightful evening
 Tn is the first of the many social events to take place 2. the beautiful country estate of MT. and Mrs. San Blake.
 FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB
 Mrs. w. c. Mitcham will be hostess to the Friday Bridge club at her home on Eightieth street. south. tomorrow afternoon at 2;30 o'o' ,ck
 BENEFIT SCHOOL
 benefit musicale will be given this evening at o'clock at, the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. F. F.. Baker on Crestlne Heights for benefit of the Shades-C -Cahaba High school
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