The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-25
BESSEMER

I DAOOAkH1A1A
 Bessemer, February 24-(Speciall The advertising committee for Bes- semer Trades oay which will be desig mated as "Ford's Day" held meeting last night and outlined plans for the day, which is expected to attract hundreds of people to the city on that day.
 The committee is composed to J. ". Leggett, John Neal, J. R. Vance, Jul l ian Brick, Alex Carrel, Ben G. Perrg, John Snider, Howe Price, Mesdam@s H. L. Rains. W. P. Price and L. D. Collum.
 A large number of prizes will be offered for that day and special at fractions will be prepared by the merchants and big parade and band music and other features will be planned.
 Special Services
 Dr. J. J. D. Hall, formerly rector of Ss. Johns Episcopal church of Ensley. recently of Philadelphia, will hold services Sunday at II o'clock at Trin- ity church.
 | pr. Joseph T. Ware of the church of St. Andrews, Birmingham, will 1 have charge of the services at this church Sunday evening at 7;50 o'clock.
 Beth-EI sisterhood The Beth-EI sisttrheod was de- | lightfully entertained at its recent meeting by Mrs. Dave Josplin at the home of Mrs. Louis Letaw in the Or lean apartments.
 A short business session was held s~I joyed in which an interesting program i was given, including reading by Mrs. Louis King; a vocal solo, Rose of My Heart" (Lohr) Mrs. Letaw and vocal selection, "rhe Rosary" Mrs 1 Julian Erlick.
 Delicious refreshments of sand wiches. salad, cake and coffee with the coiors of red and white being used, were served. the guests being 20 members of the society. Woodward Club Hcstesses
 Mrs. J. B. Barrett and Mrs. J. D. HaraIson will be the hostesses for the Saturday afternoon bridge party at the Woodward Golf club The l games of bridge will begin at 2:lo | and dancing will follow at o'clock and last until o'clock Annual Debates | The Bessemer High school students are electing members from the va rious literary societies for the annual debates and the following were elect ed Friday from the girls societies to enter the contests:
 1 From the Beta Cana society. Misses Idnnie Mae Lipscomb, and Helen Veiteh; from the Willard Misses | Hirsch Childs and Lucille Hammers from the Tutwiler, Misses Mabel Adams and Sybil Kartus.
 Class Entertained
 Mrs. J. C. B. Gwin entertained at a dinner party last night the members of her Sunday school class of the First Baptist church, the losing side | in a recent membership contest being hosts. George Washington favors and l symbols, hatchets, with center pi ece, a cherry tree. ornamented the table
 Place cards held the following names: Misses Kathryn Maddox Lucia Riley. Bernice Bailey, Irene Ross, Mamye Morris, Leslie Shephero, Margaret Lowery, Lois Parker oeta Moorer, Blanche Sellars, Mary Key holds, Grace Barnes Pauline Suddutn' Ellen Iedbetter, Vivian Johnson, kUln H@flOof k2A6A0 ASs-A N0- Dickerson, Ivy Gwin. Bonnie Wii- Hams. Lucille Watt and Mrs. Francis Patton. Miss Bessie Maddox and Miss l Kathryn Maddox contributed several musical selections to the program. Birthday Party Mrs. Bryan Cowan was hostess ~ A pretty birthday party yesterdAy afternoon, the honoree being her nt- tie daughter, oswendolyn cowan, this l occasion being her fourth birthday. | A charming decorative motif was carried out in the George Washing, l ton idea with flags, hatehets anu cherries being used in the prizes ana | favors.
 Games and contests were enjoyed bv the little folks and the prizes were awarded to Josephine Gwin ana Cuthill Stewart The young guests included Dorothy Gwin. Claudia Mae | sn,ith. Martha Coons, Sarah war lick. Sarah Couch. Myrtle strauss boris Hit, Melba Lipscomb' Jim Fitspatrick, Fortesaue Barnett. Ken meth sastham, Joe Little. Pat Conner ford. Bnlie Parker, Jack Terry, Joe Terry, Frank Spear. Elsie Margaret Wood. Manning Nolan and Gwendo- | lyn Duffee.
 | Mira Halbrock Hocfess