The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-22

MISS Margaret SeemSter entertained the Readers Forty Twos club at its recent meeting at the teachers cot tage at Feeders. White nsrcissi ia bowls and vases and luxuriant ferns were used in the adornment of the living rooms, where the tables for the games were placed. Score was kept on attractive cards and the club prize, beautiful box of candy, was awarded to Mrs. J. A. Baird
 Following the games of forty two a two-course luncheon was served the guests being only club members, numbering Is.
 Servers and Builders Class
 The Servers and Builders class Of the First Baptist Sunday school was delightfully."- entertained Friday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Vance, with Mrs. E. F. Ray. Mrs. J. B. Ambrose and Mrs. Vance joint hostesses. Cut flowers in profuston and ferns were used throughout tho living rooms in an attractive ar rangement of decoration.
 short business session was held first in which the personal service work of the class was discussed and plans formulated for it's continuance. This discussion was closed with prayer by Mrs. E. Nj. Owens, follow AAe WAASA D dellBHllul SOCIAL nOuN was enjoyed. A number of special features were presented for the en- tertainment of the guests. including a vocal solo. Thine Eyes So Blue and Tender" Mrs. W. P. Price; read ing, Night on Shiloh" Mrs. Esau Harris; vocal solo, "Tit for Tat" Mrs. John Herkins; reading. Who Ia Afraid?' Miss Linnie Mae Lipsconnb.
 A salad course with coffee was IA friends.
 Spend-the-Day
 Mrs. Wed Gwin was hostess Fri day at spend-t -the-day party ar ranged by the members of the young matrons' class of the First Baptist church for the members and for other guests who are members of the Worn- | ems Missionary union. band No. 4.
 The day was spent in the most da- iighttul informality, the occasion serving to bring the members of tho class into closer relationship. The dining table was very attractive with basket of sweet peas and ferns a, a centerpiece. and 20 members of tho | class with the teacher, Mrs. ". P. 1 Frice' enjoyed the luncheon.
 Birthday Party
 
 Mrs. J. H. Wiles entertained Sat- urday afternoon at a beautiful party Tor her young daughter, Alto, in eel epration of her seventh birthday. at | their attractive country place, "wiles- wold." The colors of red and s-reen | were used in charming decorative motif for the party, quantities of red hearts and valentines and red can dles furnishing bright background i
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 Misses Francis Rush and Clara Lee Bradford supervised the games for the little folk and assisted in serv- ing refreshments. The cutting of the | beautiful birthday cake, ornament ed with seven red candles, was an | enjoyable feature of the afternoon. i Gardner F. Goodwin, Jr., cut the thimble. Ben Perry the button, Joe rerry the crescent. and little Nal vina McCollum the ring
 The table was attractive with red hearts and favors and delicious cake ana cream with hints, molded as red hearts. were served.
 Fancy Dress Party
 Lee Bains was a young host last 1 evening at a fancy dress party" the guests who assembled for the eve | ming being attired as Indians, fairies, | soldiers, Scottish chiefs and numerous | other characters Games, music and | readings were features of the party, | and at the close of tho evening de- lightful refreshments, consisting of | ices and cake. were served. Mrs H. L Bains, Jr., assisted the young host in entertaining his guests, who included about 40 young girls and boys.
 At the Churches
 Dr. W. P. Price will hold services Sunday at the First Baptist church, using as a topic in the morning, When Gods No Is Better Than Yes" In the evening his subject will be- 'The Soldier Who Fought Like a Lion In France and Was Allowed to Die | Like Dog in the Streets in Bir- mingham."
 Rev. L. F. Stansell will preach Sunday at the First Methodist church. using as topic in the morning and | evening the following: -The Man Who Does Not Attend Church and How to Reach Him."
 Dr. F. o. Heliier will hold services Sunday at the First Presbyterian using as a topic in the morn Ing. The Infinite Presence" in the evening, The Best Literature"
 Rev. E. H. Hutchinson will hold services Sunday at the First Chris tian church, using for the morning service, "Glorifying as a Gospel Wit ness" In the evening. Maintained Victories" Rev. Belt White will | preach at o'clock in the afternoon on ''Benevolences." The public is cor dially invited to attend.
 Services will be held Sunday morn ing at II o'clock at the Christian reading room, In the Realty building. when the subject will be Truth" with Mrs. ". H, Lewis first reader. Wednesday evening, testf- monial. at 8 o'clock
 Rev. W. s. Best will hold services Sunday at the Church of God, using as a topic in the morning, Chris tian Securities" Regular service in the evening.
 Announcements
 The Wocdnren of the World of Bes- 5emer camp will hold . very fmpor- tant meeting next Wednesday eve ming at 7:30 o'clock at their hail. Brighton lodge will meet with them on this occasion and will bring five for the initiatory degree
 The Woman's auxiliary of the First Church will hold busi- ness meeting Monday afternoon at o'clock at the church with Circle No. 3 in charge.
 The woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet afternoon at 3 o'clock at the | ,hurch in a business session.
 St. Agnes guild of Trinity church will meet Monday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. E. Bumford on Claren- don avenue at o'clock.
 Worth Lewis post auxiliary will entertain at a silver ts4 on February 3 from to o'clock at the home of Mrs. Rush Randall on Dartmouth