The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-02
TROY SOCIAL NOTES OF PAST WEEK

by fTalk r 1OifnGT Ut her home on North Three Notch street. White, yellow and pink chrys- anthemums, reflecting sunset tones, graced the rooms where four tables were placed for bridge.
 Mrs R. D. Foley won the prize for high score, score pads. Mrs. Hu- bert Brown was presented the guest prize. also score pads.
 A delicious salad plate was served after the game.
 Mrs, Folmar's gracious hospitality incll ded Mesdames Seth Copeland, D. II. Conrad, H. G. Brown, R. F. Pow ell, Ralph Parks, R. D. Foley, Charles Henderson, W. B. Folmar, Knox Hen derson, Aubrey Jones. James Wiley Felix Leslie, H. R. Spangler of Mont gomery. Roberts Blount of Tallas- see and Miss sydney Swift.
 The losing band of Philanthea class members of the Methodist church en- tertained the winning band Tuesday afternoon at a lovely musical tea at the handsome home of Mrs. Eugene Murphree on College street.
 White ard yellow chrysanthemums were used effectively about the low CT floor, which was thrown en suite for the happy occasion.
 A very interesting and enjoyable program was given with vocal solos by Mrs. Sam Williams, Mrs. Mary V. Henderson and Miss Frances Hillard i; piano solos by Miss Julia Cameron, a violin solo by Miss Allie Carroll Murphree and a reading by Miss Bet tye Crouch. A tempting salad plate was served after the program.
 Mrs. Coleman C. Daniels was hos tess to the members of the New Cen tury club Friday afternoon at her home on North Three Notch street. f I their beauty to that of the rooms.
 An interesting program on Re cent Romantic Drama" was given and Mrs. C. A. Simpson, Mrs. Henry White. Mrs. Peter Apt, Miss EXa Carroll and Miss Mary Bradley con tribt ted number to 1t.
 Current events were told in re- sponse\ to roll call.
 During the social half-hour the McCartha, Jr., and c. J. Hubbard served a delicious salad and ice.
 Guests of the club for the after noon were Mesdames Ida Brannen' w r. Hurt and Miss Jule Hurt. The club had the pleasure of having Miss Scandrett, Y. w. c. A. worker or Florida, with them as a visitor. One of the pleasantest meetings, the Monday Night Bridge club has enjoyed was that of Monday evening when MT and Mrs. Ralph Parks were hosts in their honor at their home on College avenue.
 Autumns favorate flower, the chrysanthemum, was used in abun- dance in receptacles abort the rooms where the tables were placed.
 The club prizes were won by Mrs. Emory Folmar, who received a tapie cover. and MT. Hubert Brown, who received silk socks.
 Mrs. R F. Powell was presented the guests prize, a deck of cardS- :
 A tempting salad plate was served.
 Guests of the evening were NIT i and Mrs. Hubert Brown. MT, and Mrs. Frank r. Fomar. Mir. and Mrs. knox Henderson, MT. and Mrs. Joe kirveh Brantley. Mr. and Mrs. Emory iol- mar, MT. and Mrs. s. F. Mary, Mrs Mary V. Henderson. Mrs. R. F. Pow | ell, Mrs. Roberto Blount of Tallassee, | Mrs. B. NJ. Boyd; Misses Andrews, Louise Ryerson and Mary oliVe 1 Copeland.
 Mrs. Marion Carroll has returned from Birmingham. where she visited her daughter, Mrs. o. c. Greer
 pr. and Mrs w. Fl. Abernathy, Mrs Frank Harris, Miss. Roselia Peek ano Ms Lucille sawteil motored to Montgomery for the day Monday;
 Judge and Mrs. w. c. Black nave returned from visit to Birmingham
 Mrs. Mink Grantham is visiting m Greenville, having been called there on account oe the serious illness oi her mother, Mrs. F. B. BcBryde. .,
 Mrs. J. D. McFadden, Mrs. l.. ss Stephens and little daughter, Caro- lvn left Monday for visits to Texas, Louisiana. Oklahoma and Arkansas
 Misses Alice and Margaret Boye spent the weekend in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Gardner Wade were here Sunday 10 attend the funeral o' Mrs & A. Pilley.
 Miss Frances DeRamus of the state Normal school spent the week end 1T Montgomery
 Miss Miriam Jones spent SattrdaA Tn Montgomery.