The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
 ITTNCHEON

| On Saturday all of the Episcopal 1 churches of the city united to honor Miss Grace Lindley of New York, who is the national secretary of the wonl-
 ans auxiliary to the presiding bishop and council of the Episcopal Church in Amer ica. Miss Lindley comes with a direct
 message to all church women, renewing and inspiring their zeal and energy in all branches of the church work in general,
 and that of the womans auxiliary to the board of missions in particular. The threefold aim of the woman's aux Hilary is prayer, study and work, to ncne , Of which she gave more decided empha- sis than the first mentioned. There were over hundred Episcopal women pres ent to greet her and hear her wonderful talk.
 The luncneon was held in the private dining room of the Civic Association. The speaker was introduced by Mrs Weir of st. Andrews caurch, who very graciously , made all those present realize what "big parsonage" Miss Lindley really is. This lovely affair was preceded by an Informal workers conference, which was inost enthusiastic, showing the deep in terest the women of the Episcopal church have in missions.
 MUSIC AND LUNCHEONS Gay with beautiful music and fashion able people the luncheon hour at the
 Tutwer yesterday was the scene of many delightful litle. coteries enjoying the occasion many popular visitors being en- tertaned, as well as home" people. A congenlal luncheon party was com posed of Mrs Eugene Munger, Mrs. Lowell Yerkes and her ssiter, Mrs. Nancy Johnson, of Kentucky, and Mrs. John Fletcher. Another party included Mrs. Pat Cum mings, Mrs. Edward Fucker and her
 guests, Mir and Mrs Holt of Montgom- cry.
 | Mrs. Warner Shook Mrs. Harold San son and Mrs Felix M. Drennen were
 lunching together. while another party included Mrs. Paschal Shook, Mrs. Ross |C Smith and Mrs. William M. Jordan.
 Mrs. A. Latady was lunching with her pretty daughters, Hiss Martha Latady and Miss Ethel Latady. while Mrs Cath erine Ersweil and Miss Catherine Kirk man were the luncheon guests of MT.
 Horace Hammond.
 Among others noted were MT. and Mrs |J. B. McClary, MT. and Mrs. Alex Cecil. Mrs. T. s. McClellen, Mrs. Elsie Clay, Mrs Crawford Johnson, Mrs. Henry Howze Mrs. J. R. Rice, Miss Dorothy Ann Dice, Judge and Mrs. c. B. Smith,
 Mrs Etoile Ashford Caldwell and MT. Dick Kirkland, Mrs. Sam Adler, Miss Marjorie Adler, Mrs. Richard Lussier, S. all, MT. Robert Jemison, Jr., MT. w. w.
 Hazzard, Mr Erskine Ramsay, MT. Rob- ert A. Brown, Mrs. w. D. Jelks and her sister, Mrs. Hanson, of Memphis,
 Mrs. D. H. Cronheim and many others.
 MRS. PIERCE HOSTESS
 Mrs N L. Pierce will be hostess Thursday afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock, at
 her home. entertaining the Womens
 Missionary union of the Calvary Baptist church. Miss Rosa Strickland will speak to the
 ladies on the importance of attending Sunday school.
 $. l.. Smith, Mrs. Howard Borland, Mrs.
 Robert McCally, Mrs. J. T. fDaltney.
 Mrs. George Garrard, Mrs. Howard Putt
 man. Mrs. Walter Walters and Mrs q. H. Harrison. Y. P. B. ELECTS OFFICERS The Young Peoples band of Woodlawn.
 which is an organization belonging to
 the Women's Christian association, anu has "a membership from all the churches
 of Woodlawn. recently held their elec-
 ton of officers for the new year. Tncy are: MT George Freeman. president; Miss Gertrude Clapp. vice president; MT.
 Aidney Mailoyf treasurer; Miss Laura Rice, assistant treasurer; Miss Corria farrell, recording secretary; MT. Marvin
 Roberts, assistant recording secretary; Miss Mary Dorohoo corresponding secre- tary; MT. Amos Kirby, assistant corrc- spending secretary.
 There are 12 departments of work % he taken up by this society during the coming year. Of these during January they will study Christian Citizenship and in February will take up "Anti-Nar- cotics.'' On January S they will have social and valentine party. SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER
 TO MEET
 Mrs. E. c Brooks. social service su- perintendent of the Birmingham district l of the Methodist churchf requests ah Methodist social workers to meet Tues | day morning at 1O:30 o'clock at the First Methodist chnrch
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