The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-16
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
EGG HUNT AT FIVE POINTS.

EGG HUNT AT FIVE POINTS.
 The Easter Egg hunt which was 10 have been given yesterday afternoon on Munger's Lawn at Five Points, has been postponed until tomorrow afternoon at S:30 o'clock on account of the weather. This Is going to be a wonderful event for the little folks. All colored eggs will be hidden and some with the U. S. flag on them, \ Peter Rabbit contest will be held, the lucky child winning a real live rabbit. Mother Goose will be there with her pockets, filled with toys for the children. Miss Aline Pettus, the lovely little daughter of Mir. and Earl Pettus will be there with her beautt- ful Shetland pony for the children to ride. There will be hobby horses for the tiny tots. There will be an enclosure on the lawn. with 30 rab- bits for sale. There will be ice cream, candy, and cakes and other good things for sale. No admission will be charged but a small sum will be charged for each attraction. The public is cordially invited. MISS EZELL HOSTESS.
 Miss Earline Ezell entertained al lovely luncheon yesterday at the Tut wiler. basket of spring blossoms adorned the table. Those who were included in this hospitality were Miss Lillie Peffer. Miss Maxine McCarty. Miss Alice Gaines, Miss Edna Meyers, and Miss Fannie Mae Minor.
 JOY CHOPPERS OPEN MEETING.
 The annual open meeting of the Jay crofter club will take place at the home of Mrs. J. J. shannon on the afternoon of Thursday, April 20, at three o'clock.
 The occasion Is to be a musical tea. Mrs. U. D. Fonville and Mrs. l.. H. Dent are to have the program in charge and a rare treat is in store for the guests.
 Mrs. Fonville has not been long in Birmingham, but long enough for the city to feel pride in her as an ar tist.
 She possesses e coloature soprano voice of dramatic power and rare sweetness, and Mrs. Dent as 8 violin fist and aooompanist Is recognized as a genius alon gthese lines. Tea will be served and a social hour enjoyed. NEBDLECRAFT CLUB MEETS
 Mrs. Raymond Shores entertained the Young Matrons Needlecraft club on Thursday.
 The house was bright with roses and ferns, A plate luncheon was served.
 Those present were:
 Mrs. H. B. Hewett, Mrs. Bernie Vest. Mrs. Brand Currie. Mrs. George
 Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Eugene Lourey, Mrs. William Suydam, Mrs. Thos. Lucius, Mrs. William Duncan Mrs. Junutus Witte, Mrs. James Pat ton, Mrs. George Upchurch, Mrs. Ernest Bliss, Mrs. Fred Yam, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Ky Pruitt, Mrs. Ed Rakestraw, Mrs. E. T. Leach, Mrs. Evan Yam, Miss Ruth Pearce, Miss Olivia Harely, Miss LYaura Davis. ATHENS COLLEGE NOTES
 After a very spirited election at t5Rthkfu ..stTMFPH Aetaoinshrdl Accent Students union meeting with reference to this years May Queen, the results are as follows: Miss Dorothy Ross has the distinction of being the first town student to have ever been elected to fill this position of honor. The corresponding honor ary office in the student body of Rivers Academy Is to be filled by Miss Rebecca Gilbert, who ois to be Prince of the fe tivities. Many at tractive plans nave been started by Miss Margaret Chester, Head of the
 
 charge of the program for the day.
 On Thursday afternoon Miss Em ems, of Trinity, appeared in Certifi- cate recital from the repartment of music, assisted by Miss Louie Ter man, of Athens, representative of the Expression department.
 On Friday, Saturday and Sunday the Alabama Union of Student Vol unteers will be in session at the col fo l. tA Athens has been chosen for this con vention, and it Is with great pleas ure that the conference Is anticipated.
 One of the most attractive of this years Vesper services was given on Sunday night under the direction of Miss Virginia Colley, one of the Y. w. c. A. advisors. Tableaux depict ing famous women of the Bible were presented.
 B. Y. P. D. ANNUAL BANQUET
 Carl F. McCool, president of the Birmingham senior B. Y. P. U., an nounces that the fifth annual ban Quet win be held at the Hotel Hill man at s o'clock, Tuesday evening This banquet will be known as rEaster Banquet" and a delightful program will be rendered to a large gathering of members of the organ 1kaIlOh. Ine banquet VIII pc cIoWneu by selection by judges of the most attractive sponsor.
 Among those taking part on the program are: Rev. E. L. Davis, Carl F. McCool. Rev. W. P. Reevss, E. R. Smith, Miss Elizabeth Colvin, J. b. Lambdin, Rev. Edward P. Lee, Carl 2. McCool, Miss Colvin.
 SPANISH CLUB BANQUET
 
 ssh banquet at the Hillman hotel Thursday evening at o'clock will be Dr. Gallup, head of the depart ment of language of Ensley High school, and Senorita Quintero of Bouth America.
 Reservation can be made by 'phon- Ing early, Mrs. Carlisle, Main s17s.
 The purpose of the club is to en- courage the study of Spanish. to