The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-10

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Mrs. e. P. Lacey entertained the
Matrons club with. beautiful party
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Eighth avenue This was Christmas
party, with the coIors of the holiday
season red and green, forming a
decorative motif for the living room
and dining room where the tables
for the progressive games of AZ
We're played.
An elaborate salad plate was
served with cake and coffee. the
cakes beautifully embossed In a
spray OF mistletoe. Mrs. Lacey was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. S. L.
Clifford, who was guest of honor and
who was very attractive in black
lace and satin afternoon gown.
Those who shared this lovely hos
pitality were Mrs. G. B. HoIlings-
worth, Mrs. C. A. Harris, Mrs. e. K
Miller, Mrs. Charles Ray. Mrs. Dan
Davis, Mrs. S. w. Wright. Mrs. Henry
Hurd, Mrs Thomas Johnston, Mrs.
Peyton McEniry, Mrs P. Nj Matthews,
Mrs. J. A. Snider. Mrs. A. s. Bailey,
Mrs. George Waller. Mrs. III. L. Bains.
Mrs. r. w. Mcneil, Mrs t. T. Huey,
Mrs. e. l.. Huey, Mrs. Bryan Waller,
Mrs. l.. d. McCollum. Mrs. r. w.
waldrop, Mrs. Willena Dodd, Mrs.
Thomas Benton, Mrs. John Neal, Mrs
w. W. Hollingsworth, Mrs. George
Rutledge and Mrs. n. B. Parker.
Mrs. Pearson Entertains
Mrs. A. r. Pearson entertained the
members of the Junior Missionary So
ciety of the Jonesbero Methodist
church Saturday afternoon at her
home on Bryant street. Lovely music
and delightful games were provided
for the entertainment of the young
folk and later in the afternoon fruit.
Ice Dream, cake and candy were
served.
Mrs. H. H. Bradley assisted Mrs.
Pearson in entertaining the guests
who included Velma Riley, Nellie
Riley, Fay Howard. Mary Ruth Vines.
Ruth Jones, Luicie Guilihorn, Ollie
'Plunkett Lucy Mae Plunkett. Frances
Plunkett, Mary Martin, Gladys Nc
Corkle, Sadie Cox, May Allen Bryant,
Martha Brazeal, Elsie Lewis. Edith
High. Marguerite Briggs. Lois Clos
son. Elizabeth >McCorkle, Pauline
Jones. Lena Mae High Bettino Pear
son, Matte Lou Moore. Imogene
Jones. Virginia Watson. VIII Foster
Watson. Jim Armstrong. Charles
Briggs. Benagh Tillman. Robert TILL
man, Melford Lewis.
Honored MT Bridge Party
Mrs Foreman of Springville, the
guest Of Mrs. William Lacey at
Woodward was the inspiration of
a lovely bridge party yesterday aft
ernoon given for her by her hos
tess at her home. Pretty Christmas
flowers and colors and favors were
used with beautiful effect through
out the reception rooms.
After a series of games of bridge
the prize g teapot. handpainted in ex-
quisite design. was awarded to Mrs.
Howard Mussey. A three-course
luncheon was served the guests who
included Mrs. ]. r. Pow, Mrs. Joe
Lacey, Mrs. T. j. Cuniff. Mrs. J. Leon
ard, Mrs. H. Wilson. Mrs. C. Keig-
ley, Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs w. P.
Golson. Mrs. w. H. Glasgow. Mrs.
John Eagan, Mrs. Foreman.
At the Churches
Trinity Episcopal church, Rev.
Joseph Schieffelin, rector Sunday
morning sermon at II o'clock. eve
ming sermon at 730.
First Baptist church. Rev. W. p.
Price. pastor. Sunday morning SER
mon topic. THE World Our Neigh
Dor" Evening subject. Gambling,
Its Prevention and Its Cure"
First Presbyterian church, DR.. F. .
Heller, pastor. Sunday morning topic,
Peace. With God, or Like Him.
Evening subject. Making Light OF
Law"
First Methodist church. Rev. B. T.
Waites, pastor Sunday morning sub
ject, The Compelled Man. Evening
topic. "Illusionv
Jonesboro Methodist church, Rev
J. II. Harris, pastor. Sunday morn
ing sermons at Il, by the pastor
Sunday evening sermon by Rev.
keener Matthews. presiding elder.
Seventh Street Baptist church. Rev.
s. B. Hughes, pastor. Sunday morn
ing and evening sermons by the
pastor.
Lipscomb Baptist church, Rev. t {.
Steeley. pastor. Sunday morning
Itopic. Mans True Treasurer in God.
Evening topic. Exceeding the Speed
Limit"
First Christian church, Rev. e. F.
Corley, pastor. Sunday morning and
evening sermons by pastor.
Christian Science. Sunday morning
services at II o'clock. Subject. God,
the Preserver of Man." Sunday
school at s:45 a. m. wednesday
evening testimonial meeting. at 8.
Announcements
The woman's auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will hold circle
meetings Monday Afternoon: Circle
No. !, with Miss Hettie Fault: circle
No. 2, With Mrs. q. A. Yeitch; circle