The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
ST. PAUL SCHOOL
 YMPR RAZAR

IMPROVEMENT BAZAAR
 St. PRuls School Improvement as- sociation will hold an important meeting on Tuesday at o'clock at the convent. Mrs. Mable Roy Leedy, general chairman. assisted by Mrs. Mamie Carney, president of the as sociation, wish to complete final ar engagements for the hazar to be held November 23, 24 and 25, which from present prospects is most promising. Dinners with a change of menu will be served each day. With Mrs. Har- ris and Mrs. Colgan assisted by the Hioernian ladies, these dinners are sure to please the most critical. Home made candy and plenty of it. Novelties for the children will be in charge of Mrs. Franh White
 Mrs. Charles Dickas will have charge of soft drinks. We may have more pies than We need so please call on Mrs. Charles O'Neil and Mrs. T. S. Jackson and take one home. They will have charge of pies. The cakes are always fine. Mrs. McMor- mack and Mrs. AntwIne will sell them.
 The country store will be there. Charles too, in tho care of Mrs. c. Zastro and Mrs. Dorman.
 From the number of aprons. large and small. hand made and plain, that are being made, Mrs. J. E. Crawford and Mrs. W. B. Chambers can clothe the whole family. Every one is not gifted with the needle. so for all kinds of dainty hand work. includ- ing luncheon sets. pillow cases or most anything for a Christmas gift. Mrs. ?. J. McGeever and Mrs. John Gahan can supply all wants.
 There will be dolls, all kinds and sizes; with beautiful handmade clothes, extra coats, capes, hats and dresses. Mrs. John W. O'Neil has been untiring in making this feature most attractive and asks Santa Claus before purchasing his stock to call on her. She Is ably assisted by the Children of Mary.
 With all these attractions, on November 10 at 9 o'clock at the Tutwiler ball room, Mrs. L.. E. Dull ion and Mrs. c. Hiltbruner will be chaperones for dance.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY
 At the spacious home of MT. and Mrs. Edward shelton on Vanderbilt Pike, merry party or friends gather ed Friday evening. the occasion being the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
 
 Quantities of garden flowers and plants adorned the home. A large basket of red dahlias centered the coffee table where delicious sand wiches and bonbons were served
 Mrs. R. N. Griffin, presided at the punch bowl. Mir. Orange Shelton gave delightful reading. Miss Nora Sullivan and MT. Carl White rem dered several musical selections. A number of beautiful gifts were pre- sented to Mrs. Shelton.
 During the evening music was furnished by the Carl White Band'' and dancing was enjoyed by the fol- lowing guests: Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Wallace, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Brit tian, MT. and Mrs. o. B. Cooper, MT. and Mrs. Warren, MT. and Mrs. R. N. Griffin, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. w. Lide, Mir. and Mrs. o. T. White, Mir and Mrs. M. Sullivan, Mir. and Mrs Thomas Marine. MT. and Mrs. J. N Rose. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Craig. MT and Mrs. John Heron, Mir. and Mrs R. A. Brown, Mrs. Annie Ivey. Mrs Wade, Misses Scotia Jacks. Rhudy Dean Berry. Gertrude Wade. Mir Rhudy. Frank Spain, Richard Arthur Sr.. Jack Dunn. Lloyd Glass, Joe Will son, D. NJ, Lide. Carl White, Jack Dunn, Charles Rhudy. Will Harris Joe Wilson and Ben Mosley.