The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

club.
 Wedding Party
 An event in which society is kesnly interested is the approaching mar riase Of Miss Merle SWann and Mir Clarence Pridmere. which will be an event of next week The ceremony will be performed at tho home of the brides parents Mir. and Mrs Fletcher Swann. 1918 Pike ave- nue, at o'clock Tuesday evening.
 Mss swAnn, the bride. elect. has chosen her sister. Miss Olivia Swann. 70 Attend her as maid Of honor and Miss Grace Hassler and Miss Berniee Mccullough, as bridesmaids Mir. Bruce Linsley will act as beat man. The bride will be given in marriage by her father. Mir. Fletcher Swann
 The marriage ceremony will be sol emnized by the Rev John NJ. Logs- mann, pastor of the First Presbyte- rian church of Ensley. Previous 10 the ceremony program Of nuptiai music will be rendered. at which time Miss Maxine McCarty will sing "Un- till accompanied by Miss Aileen Gul- lahorn at the plano. \ violin duet will be rendered by Miss Sara Mac kenzie and Mrs. J. ". Coftman, Also accompanied by Miss GullAhorn, who will play the wedding march.
 Both Of the young people are from representative families and owing to their own personal popularity their wedding is of, unusual interest.
 0sinHeRu c1uk
 The members of the Quingenti club were dslightfuliy entertained yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. D. Slye 2Soo Avenue ]. The reoep- ton rooms were tAstefully arranged in lilscs and wistsria flowers. Three tables were arranged for the players of Soo while score was kept on dainty tally cards.
 Relieving series of games the first prize. a hand embroidered dresser scarf was won by Mrs. ]. ]. Nicklo, while the second prize. lovely sew ing box, was captured by Mrs. C. Bar hour. During the social hour. which followed the games. salad and ice course waa served, further enphasis- ing the color scheme of wistaria. Mrs. George TraEesser, was the guest of the club on this occasion.
 AnaeuBcements
 Ensley 4Commsndery No. 35 will meet Monday evening at the Masonic temple on Avenue F, at 7;3o o'clock. Work will be done in the Knights Templar degree.
 The Altar society has called spe- ella, meeting for Tuesday afternoon at o'clock to be held at the St. Anthony school. Important business will come before the society at this time and all members are requested to be present,
 The Rev. Theo Harris will celebrate his seventh anniversary of the pas torate of the Pike Avenue Baptist church this morning and every mem Der of the church is expected to be present. and An invitation is extend ed 10 all former members to attend. The members of the Baraea class ef the First Baptist church are re- duested to meet at the church prompt ly at s:3o o'clock, to 70 to the Meth odist church en masse. pr. c. B. Glenn superintendent of the city school, will teach the lesson for the Brotherhood class at the First Meth odist church and an invitation has been extended to all mems classes ot the district to attend, and all men. of the community are also invited to hear this distinguished educator. PepsonaIs
 DY. J. P. Robbins, who has been critically i'll with appendicitis at the Ensiey infirmary, ia much improved. b Mrs. C. A Kirk has returned from | GAdsden. where she has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. N. F. Morgan and family.
 Mrs. Roy B. McEachern is quite i'll at the T. C. I. hospital. where she un- derwent an operation for appendicitis Her mother Mrs. Katie Batiste. and sistsr, Mrs. Roger McCabe of Besse- msr, have been called to Ensley on account of her illness.
 1 pr. r. o. HeArn, a medical mission- ary from China, and Mrs. Hearn are the guests of friends in Ensley. Dur ling their stay in this city Dr. Hearn has addressed several large church congregations.