The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-21

ment of the attractive living room where the games of bridge were en- joyed. Sandwiches and tea were served the guests upon arrival and at the conclusion of the games delightful Ice course and cake were served.
 The prizes for the score and for the consolation were lovely home made cakes and were won by Mrs. Eugene Hunnycutt and Mrs. E. fB. Mays.
 Afternoon Bridge
 The members of the Junior Bridge club enjoyed . delightful party Fri day afternoon with Miss Doris Lewis hostess at her home In Ensley. Miss Helen Drum was awarded the club prize, an attractive candy Jar, and Miss Rachel Ragsdale drew the con- solation, lovely handmade handker- chiefs. After the games a salad plate with tea was served to the fol- lowing young guests: Misses VII lie Lee Smith, Verna Laird, Rachel Ragsdale, and Mrs. George Kirkpat- rick, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Golan Buck. and Miss Helen Drum.
 Thursday Forty-two Club
 With the lovely colors of yellow and white emphasized in quantit1cs or golden glow. marigold and lilies prevailing In an artistic decorative arrangement, the party given Satur- day afternoon for the Thursday Forty-two club by Mrs. Macon Will Hams at her pretty new home re- gently completed was a beautiful event of the week
 Punch was served on the attract,ve porch by Mrs Phil Herbert and Mrs. A. D. Bell, and after the games of forty-two, molded cream and cakes. and yellow and white hints were served.
 Moonlight Picnic
 The Pep class of the First Pres byterian church. of which J. E. Nor ton is teacher. with their friends en- joyed a moonlight picnic last night at Bells Springs. There were about 50 young people who went out to the springs in automobiles accompanied by Mir and Mrs. J. B. Morton. A basket lunch was spread and the evening spent in games and singing. Later moonlight ride was enjoyed.
 Vacation School
 A luncheon was served yesterday at noon at the First Baptist church bv the older girls of the vacation
 
 the church. to about 150 students and teachers of the school.
 The luncheon marked the close of the first two weeks of the school which will last two more weeks.
 Mrs. Sam Lefkovits will entertain on Tuesday afternoon at mscel- laneous shower at the Elks' club fer Miss Rosalie Goldberg. whose mar ' Av Tn nh Du mi an interesting event of September z.
 Personals
 Miss Josephine Blocker of Chatta- nooEa will arrive Saturday after noon to be the house guest of Dr. and Mrs C. W. Mcdonald.
 pr. and Mrs J. R. Chandler have returned to their home at Feeders after visit to Camp Walton, Fla, and Hazelhurst Miss.
 Mrs. Fred Stover and little daugh- ter. Carolyn, have returned home from Mentone, where they were guests of Miss May Bell.
 MT. and Mrs. A. D. Sturdivant have returned from a visit to Alexander City and were accompanied by Mrs. J. F. Sturdlvant. who will be their guest for some time.
 Miss Neal Johnson will arrive Sum- day to spend several days with Miss Katheryn Baty before leaving for Kentucky. where she will make her home.
 pr. and Mrs. William waldrop and Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Randall, with their families have returned from motor trip to Florida.
 Mrs. E. l.. Huey. state president of the United Daughters of the Con- federacy, will go down to Talladexal Monday, where she will be enter- tained by the U. D. c. chapter ce that place.
 Miss Louise Cooper of waycross. Ga., arrived In the city last night and is the attractive house guest of Miss Dorthy Price.
 Mrs. J. T. Crofford returned yes terday from Chicago and the east. where she has been buying sAll line of goods for Crofford's millinery and ladies' ready to wear.
 Friends of Mrs. J. l.. Whitmore will be glad to learn that she Is convales7 7 cling after a recent illness.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. F. ..,odloe of Co., Miss, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Homer Hurd on Dartmouth avenue.
 Bruce Perry, formerly operator at local A. B. & A. railroad office, left Friday morning for Greenville. to accept position as manager for the Western Union at that point.
 Mrs. William Herbert and Miss Herbert returned Saturday from q three weeks visit to Pablo Beach. Fla.
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