The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-17

Etiis JeWelry Co., Ensley oof' | | her attractive home on Nineteenth
 avenue The subject for the club meeting on this occasion was Cor lFection of Ideals and Standards of Living Through Drama"
 During the afternoon interesting papers were read by Mrs. L, II. Pen nington and Mrs. l.. G. smith, the l former taking for her subpect, Cor rection of Some Public Abuses
 Through Drama" while the latter was on My Iady's Dress (Knob- l lonch). At the conclusion of the program delightful social hour was
 enjoyed at which time delicious salad course with coffee was served l by the hostess.
 l Mrs. Winston of Valley Head was q guest of the club on this occasion. The members present were Mrs. < C. R. Walker, Mrs. A. G. Overton, l Mrs. N c. Clark, Mrs J. A. Dupuy, Mrs. c. A. Eubank, Mrs. D. R. Hay, Mrs. N. R. Baker Mrs. w R. Burgin, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, Mrs. M. H.. Hughes, Mrs. F. II. Mann. Mrs. c. A. Miller. Mrs. J. w. Minor, Mrs. l.. H. Pennington, Mrs. L. G. Smith. Mrs l W. E. Turnipseed, Mrs. L. R. Vines, Mrs. B. T. Waites. Miss Jesse Wells
 and the hostess. Mrs. David M Gardner
 Mrs. J. H. Mcdonald proved charming hostess yesterday after neon when she entertained a number Of her friends at a bridge at the Elks home on Avenue D. The re- aeption rooms were artistieally deco rated for the occasion in 'poinsiettas, Christmas bells, mfstletoe and holly. whiie the central decoration was an attractive Christmas tree decked in red and green candles, imitation snow, as well as numerous toys,
 The guests drew their score cards
 from this tree, the dainty cards be- ing attached to little celluloid dolls
 Four tables were arranged for the players of bridge, and upon each was bonbon dish containing salted all monds
 At the conclusion of series of games the first prize for the highest score. a lovely hand-painted letter box, was won by Mrs. George Ira gresser, while the second prize, l hand painted cornucopia, fell to Mrs. k L. Zeigler. Later in the after non a social hour was enjoyed at which time a delicious salad course was served by the hostess while Mrs Cason, who represents the Max well House Coffee company, served coffee.
 Mrs. Mcdonald was assisted in her duties of the hour by Mrs Monroe Lesser of Birmingham. Those who enjoyed this beautiful hospitality
 were Mrs. R. L. Zeigler of Bessemer, Mrs George Tragresser, Mrs. R. J. | parY.aff Mrs. Irby Zeigler, Mrs. Jack Krahenbuhl of Bessemer, Mrs Max Chojnowski, Mrs. Jack Bossong, Mrs. R. C. tRush, 1 Mrs. Clarence Keenan, Mrs. F. --.
 Bell, Mrs. J. A. Kyle, Mrs. Ernest Slye, Mrs. NJ G. Lesser. Mrs. w. NJ Lammert, Mrs. Cason, Miss Margaret Gallagher and Mrs. J. H. Mcdonald
 Mrs. R. G. Miles was hostess to the members of Grace auxiliary of the Missionary society of the Ensley
 Highlands Presbyterian church yes
 terday afternoon at her home at Cen tral park. Mrs. J. A. Simpson, presi- dent, conducted the devotionals and Mrs. J. H. Cummings conducted the mission study lesson on India from
 "The Kingdom and the Nations.
 Topics were given by Mrs. s. R.
 Batson and Mrs Charles Yearger
 Mrs. k. w. Russell told many inter- esting things connected with mission ary work in India, which were related
 to her by friend who is mission ary there. Making of supplies for hospitals in the mission fields will be l taken up early in the new year and 1 Mrs. Charles Yeager. Mrs J. A Sin1p-
 son and Mrs. L. E. Brubaker were ap- l pointed to look after this work.
 The auxiliary decided to send a dress to the young woman whom this church is supporting while she is in
 training to become a nurse, as a 1 Christmas gift.
 A social hour was held after the program and sandwiches, coffee and eonfeetions were served by the hos
 tess, who was assisted by Mrs. Ham,
 ilton and Mrs. John Angwin.
 officers Elected
 Annual election of officers was held for the ladies of the Altar so- ciety of St. Anthonys Catholic church at a meeting at the home of Mrs | Thomas Devereaux on Avenue F yes- 1 terday. Officers chosen were: Mrs
 J. H. Bossing, president; Mrs. Thomas Devereaux, vice president Mrs H.. | Swy.5ert, secretary; Mrs. George Gorff, treasurer, and Mrs F. R. Kelly, reporter. The rooms were at tractively decorated with Christmas colors and refreshments were served Mrs. J. c. Barret of Ensley will be hostess to the members of the Wood
 ward Golf and County club at their | Saturday afternoon card party at the club house. Cards will be enjoyed from the hours of 2 until 4. after which dancing will be the diversion All members are requested to he present at this time.
 A large crowd attended the lecture | delivered by Roderiek D. Mckenzie at the city hall last night on tiger and rhinocerous hunting in ,he jungles
 of India. This lecture was Illus
 trated by lantern slides of pictures
 taken on an expedition in India. In addition to this lecture the pro-
 gram included a number of musical
 selections by Miss C. Cornell, High
 land dancer and singer. and Tom
 Moxley, tenor soloist which were
 greatly enjoyed. The program was given under the auspices of the Scotts club of Fairfield and a neat sum was
 realized,
 Reduced Holiday Fares Viz