The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21

sPondent. reesives news items; phone
 teeeemer leT1. H. H. Walker E~aIty |
 DuudinE, manager of circulation.
 ------------------------- were, giveA for the highest scores which were won by Mrs, Lacey r1rd- mundson and Mrs. Louis Desmond Mc- Goilum. The guests who shared this delightful occasion were Mrs. Gano Robertson, Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs. Dan c. Davis, Mrs. V. H. Ragsdale. Mrs. A. II. Rickart. Mrs. ". P. GoIson. Mrs Charles Rodenberg, Mrs. Charles Kay Mrs. A. s. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Lacey Edmundson, Mrs. Robert Sneed and Mrs. McCollum.
 Mrs. Lee Moody wil entertain the members of the Matrdn's club on uesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at her nome on Clarendon avenue and after ene games, Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Dan V DaFis Will have few friends ,o drop in for afternoon tea.
 Inter Sc Club
 The Inter Sc club, made un of inc members of the faculty of the high school, was delightfuIly entertained on Friday evening at the home of Mir. ana Mrs. T. T. Huey, with Miss Win niired Farr. Miss Lucille Watt. Miss Claire White. Miss Emily wilrams. MISS Ethel York and Mir and Mrs C. E' Jackson hosts for the evening.
 The interior of the house was charminglg adorned with a profusion or sweet peas in silver bowls and vases and punch was served from a beautifully decorated table by Miss Emily Williams. Games of progress sive forty-two furnished the amuse- ment Of the evening and later deli cious refreshments were served.
 Those who were present at this delightful affair were: Dr. and Mrs L. l.. Vann, Mir. and Mrs. c. b. Jack son, Miss Jessie Prinsie. Miss Willie Johnston, Miss Ivey Gwin, Miss Sue Jones, Miss Grace Moreland, Miss Lucille Lytle, Miss Virginia Shaw, and Judge Herbert Etheridge, M. 0. Crane, Leon Hammer, W. s. Welch, Prof. 0. R Chester, Prof. Felton Collier, and number of others.
 Announcements Arthur Poissant will deliver two lectures on Sunday in Bessemer, one in the afternoon at o'clock in the inferior court room on Psychology and What It Is" On Sunday evening at o'clock he will lecture at the same place on What Is Divine Heal ing?" A. w. Douglas will give a character analysis and child inter pretation.
 The Beth-El sisterhood will en- tertain with a musical on Tuesday evening at S;15 o'clock at the Hatik- wah club. There will be a delightful program of piano selections and dra- matic readings and vocal numbers. All members and their friends are invited to attend.
 The Bessemer Bicycle club will meet at Il o'clock Sunday morning at Bryant brothers store on Nine- teenth street to hike down to Pleas ant Hill where an all day singing and dinner on the ground will be special features. and the club will be joined by other bicyclists from Ensley and other parts of the district.
 The Christian workers of the First Christian church will hold their regu- lar monthly social meeting on Mon day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs L. S. Robertson. r Forty-Two Party
 Mrs. Sam Huey was charming hostess of Friday afternoon enter taining at her home the members of the Junior Matrons' club with de- lightful forty-two party. Pretty clus- ters of pinks and lavender larkspur In baskets and vases adorned the tables and mantels of the living rooms and the porches where the tables for the games were placed. Beautiful corsage bouquets of sweet peas were given for prizes and these were received by Mrs J. H. Blue and Mrs L. w. Allen. Score was 'kcpt on dainty handpainted cards by Miss Laura Winters
 A plate luncheon was served after the games to the guests who included Mrs. Herbert Batts. Mrs. V. H. Rags dale, Mrs. l.. w. Allen, Mrs. Guy VII son. Mrs. Howard McEniry. Mrs. $. W. Wright, Mrs. Kittrell Trotter, Mrs. George Cochran. Mrs. Ed Deshazo, Mrs. NJ. c. Ragsdale. Jr.. and Mrs. J. c. Pope.
 Class Entertained
 The Servers and Builders class of the First Baptist Sunday school was entertained on yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. w. Leggett by Mrs. F. M. Haynie, Mrs. J. W. Tay- Tor. Mrs. A. w. Deason and Mrs. Leggett as hostesses.
 Fragrant jessamines and bowls of sweet peas and ferns were used in the decorations for the occasion, and an interesting programIwas provided for the entertainment of the guests. Mrs. J. A. Majors, the first teacher of the class. was one of the guests of honor. and during the afternoon with Mrs. C. H. b. Smith contributed a musical number to the program, Silver Threads Among the Gold" Mrs. D. B. Barnett led tho devotional and Miss Katie Ling played the beau tiful selection Pass Me Not Oh Gen. tie Savior" Willard Deason sang The Little Grey Home in the West" and Pal O Mine. A reading by Miss Lucille Lytle concluded the program. after which salads and ices and cakes were served. About 25 members of the class enjoyed the Inequalities of the afternoon.
 CPersonaIs
 Mrs. Julia Byrd of Mobile is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. c. w Mcdonald. on Arlington avenue. MT. and Mrs. James Slaughter and little son, James Carter Slaughter, are the guests of relatives in the city. James B. Moreland of Mobile. who has been visiting relatives. has re- turned to his home.
 Miss Maud Buck will leave Mon- day for Kansas City where she will attend the commencement exercises of the Searritt Bible and Training school
 Mrs. A. R. McMahon. of Richmond. | Ind. with her little granddaughter. | Dorothy Ann Nathan, arrived Satur- | day to be the guests of Mrs. Charles | Rodenberg and Mrs. J. Rodenberg. Mrs. George Houston is In Sumter.