The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-02


 tauqua, which the Rotary and Kt- I wanis clubs of the city are sponsor ing, and O. L. Pearson outlined the ticket selling organization" which both clubs have adopted. Represen- tatives of the Kiwanis club on the ticket selling committee will wear red badges and the Rotary represen- tatiyes blue badges and plans are being made to make the chautauqua entertainment which will be in the city for three days a great success.
 Free Lectures
 Arthur Poissant will begin a se- ries of free lectures at the Wood ward Parish house Sunday afternoon at o'clock. His subject for the afternoon will be Super Psychology and Its Teachings"
 On Monday evening at s o'clock Mir. | Poissant's subject will be "The Awakening of Latent Powers" and on Wednesday evening he will talk on How to Attract the Best to Yourself" On Sunday afternoon. Mir. Poissant will be introduced by Allen short speech, and David Nixon, violinist. will contribute a selection to the program.
 Baseball Trophy
 J. w. Leggett, prominent member of the kiwanis club, announced at the meeting of the club this week of the Bessemer Sunday school base ball league winning the most games during the season a silver plated ball and bat. The trophies were on exhi- bition at the club meeting. The beautiful silver loving cup given by Pegram- Patton Drug company to the Wilsonian society Of the high school was also on exhibition Active preparations were begun at the meeting for the coming of the Redpath Chautauqua to the city for three-day engagement. which will be sponsored by Rotarians and Xii wanians, pr. W. P. Price made a de- 1 lightfully humorous talk and c. S. Bently, who was present at the meet ing of the state highway commission in Montgomery. told the club about the prospects that Bessemer had re- garding the route of the paved high way to Montgomery
 Banks to Close
 The banks of Bessemer will be closed Saturday. this being the birth day anniversary of Jefferson Davis Mrs. Perry Hostess In the midst of a week of gaiety whose calendar has been filled with | charming social events, the party l given by Mrs. John c. Perry at her home on Clarendon avenue yester- day afternoon was one of the larg-
 est and most beautiful
 l Junes roses in radiant colors and 1 bowls of sweet peas, purple and | white larkspur in baskets adorned 1 the tahlaG pd faIu | artistic furnishings of this delight l ful home, charming setting was created for the prettily-gowned
 women present.
 Mrs. w. H. Dennis kept the score 1 for the progressive game of the 1 afternoon, and the first prize, won by Mrs. c. B. Hollinesworth. was a 1 pretty fancy bag, and the consola-
 tion, cut by Mrs. R. E. Rarden, was | a fan.
 Following the game. an elaborate
 salad plate, iced tea, cake and ices were served and those included in the lively hospitality were Mrs. W.
 r. Golson, Mrs. Guy Wilson, MI 1. l.. ". Allen, Mrs. George Rutiedge, Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald. Mrs. Charles Rodeberg, Mrs. w. l.. Rush. Mrs. Ben G. Perry, Mrs. E. DeShazo. Mrs. J. b. Nartel, Mrs. Ma Clay, Mrs. Berney Clay, Mrs. c. Long, Mrx. K. l Trotter, Mrs. James Trotter, Mrs. B. Snider, Mrs. J. A. snider, Mrs. J. A. Enider, Mrs. George Woodrow, Mrs. 5. D. Bailey, Mrs H. L. Bains, Mr.. F. Bruns Mrs. F. B. Buck, Mrs. T. c. Donald, Mrs. E. w. McNeil, Mrs. ]. Neal. Mrs. E. L. Read, Mrs W. W. Hollingswortk Mrs. Gplan Buck, Mrs. Gardner, F. Goodwin, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. J. c. Gwin, Mrs. M. K. Thornton, Mrs. L. A. Carlisle, I Mrs. T. T. Huey, Mrs. R. Huey, Mrs. r. K. Copeland, Mrs. A. J. Penning- | ton Mrs. R. w. WalGrop. Mrs. Annie
 Glenn Grove, Mrs. S. Harris. Mrs. l E. Harris, Mrs. H. Perry, Mrs. W. o. Hodgkins, Mir G. Harrison, Mrs. l. 1 c. Pope, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. J. c. Don
 aldson. Mrs. Whitmore, Mrs. George Waller Mrs. Bryan Waller, Mrs.
 Herschel Wills ., Mrs. P Matthews. Mrs. c. Kutchins, Mrs. L. D. Mccuf- l lum, Miss Annie We've Thornton Miss Mary Lovett.
 DeJarnette-Purser The home of MT. and Mrs, B. F.. Purser on Ferkely avenue. wa the scene of pretty home wedding on Thursday, when Miss Elizabeth | Purser became the bride of Mr.