The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03


 Harmony cemetery at Scottsboro ! Monday.
 The regular meeting of Ensley Com mandery, No. 36, Knight Templars. will be held at the Ensley Masonic Temple on Avenue E, Monday night. All members are requested to at tend.
 4 two-weeks revival service will begin today at the Shadyside Meth odist church when the Rev. E. M. Barnes. pastor, will be assisted in these services by the Rev. w. J.. McCarty. Services will be held daily at Il a. m., and 7:S0 p. m. The music will be in charge of o. c. Bennett. The public is invited to attend these meetings.
 Rev. Joseph Morris. pastor of the Wesley Chapel Methodist church will assist the Rev. B. T. Cantreil pastor of the Pratt City Methodist church in conducting revival at that church for the next two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. w. S. shehee will leave today on a vacation to Camp Oliver.
 Mrs. F. o. Harris ana daughter Eioise, and Norman Mandy, motored to Albertsville to spend the week with friends and relatives.
 Bridge Dinner Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Ashmead en- tertained at a bridge dinner party in honor of Miss Maxine McCarty and Dr. David H, Sparks, whose marriage will be an interesting event of Sep tember. The house was tastefully decorated with brilliant colored flowers and Japanese designs which were also carried out in the place cards and score cards.
 Dinner was served at 6 o'clock after which bridge was played. A fruit bowl was presented to Miss Maxine McCarty and a box of handmade handkerchiefs to Dr. Sparks. The prize for the highest score, a vanity, was won by Miss McCarty and the mems highest score was won by James Rogers. which was silk knit tie.
 Those enjoying this delightfully."- affair were: Miss Maxine McCarty, Miss Erline Ezell, Miss Elnoir Obarr. Miss Ruth Baker, Miss Ruth Palmer, Miss Marion Miller. Dr.. Sparks, MT. James Rogers, MT. Joe Knapp, Mir. Walter Buck, MT. Jen- nings Drummond, Mir. Ruel Morri- son, M. and Mrs. Harold Hay and MT. and Mrs. Ashmead. Crystal Anniversary
 The home of pr. and Mrs. c. w.. Leslie was the scene of a very pretty party when they celebrated their crystal anniversary, Friday evening. The home was very attractively dec orated with quantities of golden glow and merrfgolds with festoons of yellow and white with tiny white bells suspended. An amber punch was served from bowl embedded in flowers by Mrs. Homer Lacey and Mrs. J. c. Brumbough, The brides book was kept by Miss Maude Randolph. Receiving with Dr. ana Mrs. Leslie was their daughter. MISS EIlzabeth Leslie, pr. and Mrs. II. A. Harris, Dr. and Mrs. E, c. Ray, Dr. and Mrs. S. D Motley. Music was furnished by Helms orchestra and reading was given by Miss 1ertrude Holmes. Ices were served to about 50 guests.
 The gifts were exhibited on the dining table which had for it's cover lace center piece over yellow with d huge basket of golden glow tied With White tulle in the center. 
 
 A miscellaneous shower was given In honor of Mrs, S. J. HarrelI. IT.. by Mrs. Harold Mandy at her home on Avenue H, Friday afternoon. The living room was decorated with golden glow and vari-colored asters. The dining room was decorated with pink asters
 Little Terrell Ann Bice dressed as cupid holding a bow and arrow was placed in the center of the dining table with the gifts placed around her. Those assisting the hostess were Mrs. Robert Glenn, Mrs. J. w. Busby, Mrs. S. J. Harrell, Sr.. Mrs. II. D. Perkins, Mrs. ]. W. Bice and Mrs. Edd Bice. Ices and cakes were served to about 50 guests Mrs. Ray Hostess Mrs Gene Davis Ray entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon in hon. or of her sister, Mrs. F. w. Young of Bethlehem. Pa. The house was beautifully decorated with baskets of summer flowers attractively ar ranged. The prizes. a set of score pads were won by Mrs. H. A. Bailey and Mrs. s. P. Wynne. Assisting Mrs. Ray were Miss Lucy Reed Ray. Miss Anna D. Trucks and Miss Mary Gene Young.
 Following the games a delicious ice course was served to the follow ing: Mrs. Ray Hassler, Mrs. Albert Day, Mrs. Edwin Cole. Mrs. S. P. Wynne, Mrs. Stanley Southerland, Mrs. James White Mrs. w. S. She hee, Mrs. George Hobson of Nor wood, Mrs. H. H. Bailey, Mrs D. R. Ray, Mrs. Claude Eubank, Mrs. Stephen Hoage Mrs. Harold Mandy Mrs. E. w. McNeill, Mrs. w, D. Cum