The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
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One Of the prsttiest social events Of the season was the second reciprocity meeting Of the chrysolits club. which was held at the home of Mrs. v. J. cowden, z3ts Ensley avenue. Friday afternoon. The attractive living rooms were artisticRlly arranged for the occasion. the decorations being sweet peas and carnations, inter mixed with ferns. carrying out the club eoiors of pink and white.
 The eusats were met at the door by Mrs. F. R. Maynord. while the receiving line was composed of Mrs. J. W Cowden, Mrs. Frank Leslie. Mrs J. g. Falkner and Mrs B. D. Gillespie ana ushered into the dining room by Mrs. Joe Smith A flower banked punch bowl was stationed here and was gracefully presided over by Miss Eriine Ezell and Miss Mar saret Davis The club register was kept by Miss Kettle Bryson, a guest of the club. , The feature of the program was the address by E. W. Hammille, who spoke most interestingly on "Poli- ties" He told of the formation of the United States government in an
 
 political history.
 Other numbers which appeared upon the program was piano selee- ton by Miss Erline Exeil: a reading. Tod Hemp Rope, or Red Roses" ky Mrs Bertha Hammond. A group of vocal selections, "Remembrance,' and Thank God For a Garden" by Mrs Isaac Morris of Fairfield. accom- panied by Mrs. T. D. Temple at the piano. also vocal selection. "sacra- ment." by Miss Nettia Bryson. ac- eompanied by Mss Eriins Esell.
 The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Joe Smith in a most graceful manner and immediately following toyed. A lovely ice course further emphasizing the color motif was served. while hints which rspest ted the colors were passed by little Miss Mary Cowden, in lovely crystal con tainers. About 75 guests were present.
 Obituary
 William John Shook, the infant son of Mir. and Mrs William C. Shook, oied yesterday morning at their home at Wyiam. Funeral services will be heid this sftern6on at 2.so o'clock at the late residence. Interment will be made at Mcdonald cemetery.
 
 Lucy Hicks, negro, was arrested yesterday afternoon by local detec- tives on A charge of violating the prohibition law. The Hicks woman resides at 5o2s Johnston street, Pratt | Citys and upon investigation, five gallons of corn whisky was captured. The woman was placed in the Enslcy | jail and will be given hearing i MnnAaV panrpfp0 YnA II Burns of the recorders court. College GIee Club
 A large crowd attended the recital which was given by the Birmin Ehz m = l Southern College Cleo club at Fra ternal hall in Vivian. The affair was given under the auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge. the Rebeeca lodge. the Knights of Pythlas and the Pythian Sister lodge. The numbers rendered by the club were all much appreci- ated and several encores were ae- cessary.
 Following the concert the club was tendered a reception at the home of MT. and Mrs Thomas R. walkor. This lovely home was attractively decorated for the occasion In the coiors of gold and blue, in com pliment of the college boys, these be-. l ing their school coiors.
 | During the evening punch was served from a flower banked punch bowl while later sandwiches and cakes were passed.
 Motherp' Cluh
 The home of Mrs. c. 0. Nichols, on the Ensiey Highlands. was the aesns of lovely club meeting recently when the Twentieth Century Mothers club held its regular meeting. The house was most attractive in it's | decorations of brilliant spring flow CTS and ferns, making a lovely ser- tink for the young women present.
 Mrs. H. J. wurteie was the leader of the program and current events were sivsn in response to the roll call. A most excellent paper on "rhs Deaf Child and Something of His Early Training" which was written by Mrs. Myrtle Hood Leonard, a | member of the club who Is now taking q training course at the school | for mutes and the blind in Talladesa was read by Mrs. George Hamilton At short business session plans were made for the presentation of the comedy play The Suffraxette' Convention" to be staged the latter part of April under the direction of Mrs. Anton Faircloth. At the com clusion of the program strawberry short cake, hints and tea were served | fo larre nurnher of nepnhsrs Mra