The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07

church, of which class Miss Bonnie Howard Is assistant teacher.
 The following delightful program was given by the pupils of the Misses Howard school:
 Piano solos by Miss Lillian Dillard, Miss Eloise Montgomery and Miss Marjorie Alexander. Vocal solos by
 Miss Caroline Webb, Miss Cornelia Kelly and Miss Lila Mae Hoffman. Friendly greeting by Miss Cecile Cohen.
 | A pretty little pageant, "The Sweet Pea Ladies'" was presented by the following children: Agnes Moore, { Penelope Pruitt. May Packer Smith, Helen Gill Davis, Mary Willie Elliott, and Griffin Henderson
 Miss Christine Rogers read "The Ruggles Dinner Party" | Other guests present besides the class were Dr. and Mrs James E. Dil- lard. Miss Eugenia wilkerson and MT. Edwin Cook. Miss Wilkerson | added much pleasure to the evening by giving several violin selections and Mr. Cook sang.
 The Misses Howard were assisted In receiving by Mrs. J. B. Hill and Mrs. George Hunt.
 BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN's PARTY As a lovely observance of Children's week at the Independent Presbyterian church, the children of the beginners, primary and junior department of the Sunday school were entertained at delightful party, on Thursday after noon at-the home of Mrs. B. G. Cope land.
 There were 800 children present to welcome Mother Goose, who came to attend the party In pony cart, which was used during the afternoon for the little guests to ride in. Contests were enjoyed and prizes of live rabbits were given. Those who won prizes were: Jack Adams. Jr., Mary Ann Barker. Billie War ren. John Davidson, Virginia Bostick and George Kelley, Jr. WOMAN's CLUB MEETING An interesting meeting of the Woman's club was held yesterday in the Woodlawn library.
 Mrs. J. W. King gave a report of the .state convention of clubs, re- gently held In Tuscaloosa
 MT Lloyd Joscelyn spoke on the subject of the bond issue. The long tables were charmingly decorated with a profusion of spring flowers.
 The hostesses were: Mrs o. D. Freeman. Mrs. Charles Hall. Mrs. West and Mrs. o. P Fontaine. who served a delicious plate luncheon. Sixty-five members were present. MRS. RHODES HOSTESS
 Mrs. Elmer Rhodes entertained the members of the Young Matrons' Needlecraft club on Thursday after noon at her attractive new home, in Woodlawn.
 The house was beautifully decorat- ed with baskets of roses. The color scheme of pink and white was car ried out in the decorations and re- treatments. Those who were present were. Mrs. Harry Fossett, Mrs. Will liam Suydam. Jr., Mrs. Ernest Bliss, Mrs. Brand Currie. Mrs. William Dun- can Mrs H. B. Hewitt. Mrs. Robert Lewis. Mrs. Robert Lowrey, Mrs. Thomas Lucius. Mrs. George Miller. Mrs. J. o. Patton, Mrs. Raymond Shores. Mrs. George Upchurch, Mrs Evan vann, Mrs. Fred vann, Mrs Bernie Best, Mrs c. T. Witte, Mrs George Bee Bellsnyder. Mrs Hoyt Self, Mrs. F. H. Mohns. Mrs A. D. Terreson, Mrs. R. L. Ogden. Mrs Sul- livan Murphy, Mrs. J. T. Rhodes, Mrs H. H. Thons. Miss Myrtle Jones and Miss Elizabeth Gaines.
 COURTNEY-MAxW
 The marriage of Miss Kthleen Max well and M. c. Courtney was quietly solemnized Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock by and at the home of Rev. J. A. Bryan. 1915 Sycamore street.