The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-19
BESSEMER

Bessemer, August 1s.-(Special.)-- Interest in the ''Fashion Show" at West Lake is centered on the per formance on Saturday night when l the queen will be selected and crowned from the pretty girls who 1 have acted as models for the show. A special and beautiful costume l will be provided for the queen on this occasion and other marked attentions will be shown to her and "her court" on this evening.
 The standing of the young girls at this time is: Miss Amy Bryant, Mss Florence Gray Patton. Miss Edith Ross, Miss Katie Ling. Miss Lucille Lytle, Miss Lula J. Little. Miss Ehz- abeth Nimmer, Miss Elizabeth Rum- ford, Miss Monie Vines. Miss Mable Moore, Miss Carolyn Moore anr Miss Rachel Wilson.
 It is expected that q large crowd will be present on Saturday even, ing to witness the last showing of the latest in fashions and to witness the crowning of the queen.
 pr. P. P. Claxton of the university will speak morning and evening at the First Presbyterian church in the city in the absence of the pastor, Dr. F. o. Heller.
 The Christian Workers of the First Christian church will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock in their regu- lar monthly social.
 Boys Register for Camp
 Bessemer boys will have last chance for a royal camp at Chippewa, and those who wish to attend may register at Morton Hardware store on Nineteenth street or with R. L. Coons, Y. M. c. A. secretary, at the library.
 Boys of any scout age are eligible for the camp and boys over that age If they wish to attend may be- come members of the camping party.
 R. l.. Coons. who Is in charge of the camp, is arranging a number Of unique events for the occasion and a vpried program of activities.
 A number of older boys will go along to assist the scout masters and MT. Coons in making this the best camp that has been held at Chippewa this year.
 smith-Collfns
 wedding of interest quietly sol emnized on Friday afternoon at 2l5 o'clock at the home of pr. w. P. Price, pastor of the First Baptist church was that of Miss Blanche Collins, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Col lins of Bessemer, to Mir. Matt c. smith of Birmingham.
 The ceremony was performed by pr. Price, the double ring service being used. in the presence of immediate relatives and a few close friends. The bride. who Is piquant beauty of the brunette type, was gowned for the occasion in blue taffeta with har- monizing accessories of the new shade of brown with which she wore q beautiful corsage of Russell roses. Smiley of Birmingham and Mrs. John O'Rouke of Bessemer. the latter very lovely in black Canton crepe afternoon gown with large black hat and corsage of orchid asters. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for Biloxi and New Or leans where they will spend their honeymoon Upon their return they will be at home in Birmingham with Mrs, s. Smith, the groom's mother. Those who were present at the wedding were Mrs. John Collins, Miss Louise Collins. Mrs. S. Smith. Mrs. Levert Andrews. Mrs. F. M. Johnson. Miss Eula V. Smith, and the attend ants. The Drlue was gTddudte Oi the Bessemer High school and was a favorite with a wide circle of friends The groom is a business man of Bir- mingham.
 Thursday FOFty-twO Club The Thursday Forty-two club was delightfully."- entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs Arthur Cooley. Goldenglow and clematis furnished the color motif of yellow and white for the details of the party. which ! were beautifully carried out. Sandwiches and tea were served the guests as they arrived, and at the close of the afternoon delicious orange ice and cakes.
 There were four tables of players. and at each table lovely favors were drawn from hand-painted articles. The guests who enjoyed the party were Mrs. cliff Bradley, Mrs. A. D. Bell. Mrs. Macon Williams, Mrs. Owen Wil- Hams. Ars. J. c .yarris. Mrs. Wed