The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-01

kota. One of the largest parties was
 from the Muscoda troop of Boy
 Scouts who have enjoyed a fine camp
 this week at Chekota A special day
 was provided for the mothers and
 friends who, with big baskets of all
 sorts of good things for lunch, went
 down to spend the day.
 | Chekota is ideally situated on
 high hill and was an attractive place, with wonderful views of the sur
 rounding hills and valleys on the out
 side and with the interior of the cab
 ins bright and cheerful with big log
 fires in wide open fireplaces.
 l A Christmas basket lunch was
 served at noon time and the members
 of the party included Scout Master
 H. A. Chipley, Mrs. Charles lager. Mrs. Salmon, Miss Harriet Knicker-
 booker. Miss McWebb. Miss Eileen Saunders, Miss Ella Langford Miss l Edna Ferguson, Miss Virginia Zillier,
 Miss Elizabeth Hall Miss Kingston,
 Miss Lois Faull, Miss Ethel Jager,
 Roma. Anderson, Mary Mallett Jones, Virginia Jager, Eleanor Mae Salmon,
 John and Archie Saunders, Robert 1 Jager, Herbert and Marion Salmon. Afternoon Tea
 The silver tea given Friday after
 noon by the St. Agnes guild of Trin- | ity Episcopal church at the home of
 Mrs Charles Ray was one of the | lovely events of the week. The in-
 terior of this hospitable home for the
 occasion presented a scene of unusual attractiveness with it's decorations of
 holly, ferns. bowls of Persian yiolets and roses. In one corner of the re- ception hall there was a fortune tell l ing" booth which was presided over l by Mrs. J. Fred Robertson and which drew old and young guests who were
 anxious to hear what the future had in store for them.
 1 In the. dining room tea, coffee
 sandwiches and red and green hints were served iron. d table beautifully appointed and adorned with red can i dles in silver candelabra and vases of | roses and with an attractive center piece of a large pumpkin painted red 1 and transformed into a candlestick
 bearing a big red burning candle. Coffee was served by Mrs w. D. Tay-
 Tor and tea by Mrs. Robert Smith. | Sandwiches were passed by Mrs. A. H. l Rickart, and Miss Lula J. Little. 1 Throughout the afternoon beauti- ! full program was enjoyed including vocal selections by Miss Bessie How ell. Mrs. H. H. Pendleton, Mrs. Macon Williams, Mrs. Julian Brick, and | piano and violin numbers by Misses virginia ana Etnel NlllldmSon, planO,
 Mrs. c. B. Hollingsworth. Mrs. A. D. Bell and readings by little Bebe Joy | Hollingsworth.
 l Mesdames Ray. W. l.. Rush, A. K. l Williamson, Ben G. Perry. A, T. Drys- dale, E. Bumford and l.. D. McCoilum
 and other members of the guild as- | sisted in entertaining the guests. This
 was one of the delightful affairs of | the week. numbers of guests calling between the hours of 3 and o'clock. Miss LOyett HonOred
 l Miss Bessie Lovett one of Besse-
 mer's pretty girls. who has made her
 home in Appleton. Wis, for the past
 two years. is being charmingly enter tained during her visit to her old | home in this city.
 ! On Friday afternoon she was the guest of honor at party given by Miss Mary Lovett at her home on Ar 1 lington avenue, the guests for the afternoon being the members of the Point of the Needle" club Delight ful informality prevailed throughout the afternoon, the guests bringing
 their. sewing and enjoying the conge- | niaiity of the gatherings. Delicious
 refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
 Woodward Golf CiuT Party The Woodward Golf and Country club was the scene of a gay and fes