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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
BfLA 0TR0KYNE.
(EIANBA Xxx. STOLETl.)
- ROMAN. -
Napsala A. Schoeyenova. - Prelozil +. Sadek.
.jejich impresariem. /"

alma oICuONdld Noethy pO-
zorne a povsimla 81, ze bledyI
pan ma take v cervene kravat6
jehlici sc zenskym poprsim eel
slonove kosti. Tento odznak
videla jiz tax casio u muz1v
a zen, stiticich Sc sv6tla je-
jich remeslem a usoudila to-
no, &c jehlice ona je zevnejsim
odznakem, po nemz Sc navza-
jem poznavaji clenove mezina-
rodniho obchodu $ divkami.
Wy ubohe, mlade divky, po-
myslila 81 mimovolne, netusite
ami, co ma vas ceka. Ia dopo-
ledne pridruzil Sc doktor Gale
a ieho chot' opet k Alm6.
"Jak Sc vam dafi?' otazala
Sc Evzenie. "Spala jste v no.
ci?"
"D6kuji, ale jen asi dive ho-
diny; vetsi cast noci nemohla
jsem usnouti ze strachu." !.
"Mluvila jsem 0 vas zatim
mnoho Sc svym muzem. Radi
bychom pro vas n6co ucinili.
20 diky, dfky! Nemohla by
ste mne, az prijdeme do Carl
hradu, witt $ sebou do sv6ho
domu? Strachuji sc prilis.'
Evzenie podivala sc tazav6
ma sveho muze, jenz odpov6-
del rychle:
me, ne, to jest nemozne,
dostali bychom Sc do konflik-
tn Sc zakonem. Osoba, vas o.
cekavajici v pristave, zajiste
81 vas na LODI pride, a my ne
smime privlastniti 81 nasilim
CHI majetek.'
"Cizi majetek!" opakovala
Alma. A myslenka ma to, re
byla opet prodana a koupena
iako nejaka vec, hlodala il v
srdci jake cerv. "Ale to od-
poruje prece vsem evropskym
zakonum vsem est'anskym
pojmum."
"Jak vite, Turecko neni kfe
st anska zeme a nasi povinno-
sti jest riditi Sc mravy zeme, v
niz zijeme. Umluvili jsme Sc
proto moji zenou, zc dame
pozor, kdo 81 pro vas ma lod'
pride pokusime sc 0 vase Wy
koupeni."
"A potion az do dalsich opa
trent zustanete u mas slibo-
yala Evzenie.
"Jak yam dekuji!" odpove-
della Alma, pocitivsi radost, ze
konecne zde nasla pristupne
srdce.
Ale muslin vas souCasne u
pQzorniti ma iinou moznost,
! pokracoval Gale. "Slyseli jsme
ze 81 vas objednala baronessa
Sternfeldova. Jest to Raku.
sanka re stareho slechtickeho
rodu, jez mladych letech SC
provdala ia diplomatic. Nakla.
dial nj nesetrne v phledu te'
lesnem moralnim, az konec'
nc od neho utekla. Byla w
bornou .jezdkyni tim 81 vyde'
lavala pcnize. Vypravuie 81
0 nj, re 30 radu let. vystupova
la v nekolika cirkusech a jake
vyskolena jezdkyne prveho ia
du klidila vavfiny a drahocen
ne Diary. Pote potkalo il ne
st6sti, zlomila 81 n0hu, pocal;
spekulovati ia burse pfisla {
ysecko jm6ni pfi velkem kra
chu v panamake afere. Ko
necnc pfistala Y Carihrade
tam jakousi znamosti zjednal;
81 pfistup k clsarskemu dvoru
Spravuje nyni jmeni nejmlad
sich dam, uklada Jim penizt
! do bank a do verejnych podni
XII a obstarava pro harem div
! ky re zapadni Evropy. Oh
; jednala-li vas tato DANA z Pa
rize, je NONE, ze jstc urcen;
pro sultanuv Hvezdny palac--
Yldiz Kiosk =
ia do haremu sultanova?'
=.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
Napsala A. Schoeyenova.

st'anske zeny Turecku. ale
vlada rada zamhouri oko, a
tento obchod neustale sc pro-
vozuje. Jednoduse opominou
Sc ptati, re ktere zeme divky
pfichazeji. Zadna moe ma sve-
te nema v haremu co porouce-
ii krone sameho pana panu a
"strazce brany do raje'', XII
slara Agy. Vidis, to isou ma
sledky svobody, ktere Evropan
ky pozivaji; vydany jsou tax
V Sane vselikym dobrodruz-
stvim. Orientalove strezi sve
zeny a dcery jako drahocenne
poklady a neboji Sc, re Sc k
MIN n6kdo priblizi."
"Nechces snad fici, re Ori-
entalky ziji v priznivejsich po-
merech nez my?" otazala Sc
Evzenie. "Tu mluvi 4, tebe O.
pet orientalska krev I've mas
tky."
"Ano, v mnohem ohledu ma
il Sc lepe. U mas muze otec
svou dceru! prodati, coz Sc ale
nestava skoro nikdy bez iejiho
souhlasu. Evropane naproti
tomu chytaji divky ma ulici a
chovaji je v zajeti a prodavaj!
je proti jejich Will do daleke
ciziny. A tn tvrdi krest ane,
zc jejich nabozenstvi poZvedlo
postaveni zeny We spolecnosti!'
dolozil posm6sn6. "Jaka ne
duslednost! Coz nejsou vlady
Y krest anskych statech samy
krest anske? Nebo jest jejich
nabozenstvi jen myslenkovou
teorii, ma kterou obcansky "a.
kon mic media? u mas tohoto
rozporu nezname.'
"Ano, mas pravdu, neni to
u mas zaiizeno, jak by melc
byti. Ale," dodala prosebnyn
toncm, "slib mi, re podnikne!
vsecko, co muzes, abys vysvo
bodil tuto nest 'astnou divku.'
"Nesmim ii slibiti, re vyko.
mar, nGco, co by sc pficilo pra
MIN a rozkazum pana panu,'
odpovedel jeji muz. "Chci-l
81 raziti cestu V Carihradc, NJ
smim hned IN pocatku mist
Sc do tax choulostive zalezito
sti. Ostatne, celia ia vec Sc
mas an netyka.'
"Ale zalezi nam ia tom pre-
ce," odpoyedela Evzenie roz
hodne. "Kdo ie svedkem zlo
cinu lhostejnt k nemu pfihli
ii, stava sc spoluvinniken
pred bohem a svym sv6domim
TAX mi nauka krest' 'anstvi,
nemuz i ty nvni nalezis."
"Ano, ano, mile dit6, ale he
smim nic ciniti proti will vul
sveho pana. Budu-li moci j
max prospect, ucinim to &c SRI
&c rad
Ostatek dne sedela Alma S;
motna ia palube. Pozoroval;
zhonci nadheru barev IN neb
a malebnon krasu pobrezi. =
Jak vsechno bylo by il plnil'
naJScnim, kdyby byla dusevn
spokojena. Avsak nyn! vznc
sena kr;isa pi'irody zvysoval
jen pocit jeji opustenosti Ma
sledujiciho rama vjela lod' q
zalivu, Y nemz sc hemzilo pl
mo lodi. V pozadi vypinalo S
lvelke m6sto Janov bilym
Izlutymi a svetle cervenyn
|zdmi dovnimi. Pruvodcc city
|Spanclek yystoupil ia pevnin
a vratil Sc v kratkem case
ltremi mladymi blondykami V
v6ku od patnacti do osmnac1
let. Provazela je starsi zen
hrubeho, sprosteho oblicejt
Dala Sc castovati lahvi vina
Iujednala potion tmavym pi
mem obchod. Pan vyplatil
nekolik stuck zlatych pen6i
Potom polibila mlade dlvk
ina obG tvare a vratila sc Ope
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di. Takova slova mohla by
vas Stdti zivot."

"Chtel jsem vam ien podo-
tknout, ze by to nebylo nejhor-
81 pro vas, kdybyste Sc dostala
do Yldiz kiosku, kdyz iiz jed
nou mate pfijiti do Stambulu.
Slyste, proc: Odalisky v cisar
skem haremu jsou podle hod-
nosti rozd6leny v RUNE tridy.
Matka pana pand nalezi k nej
vznesen6jsim a vzdavaji sc jill
nejv6tsi pocty. Jede-li koca-
rem do mesity, VIDA il vojsko
cest zbrani. Pc nj pfijdou ka
diny, zakonite zeny. Sultan
ma pravo, jako kazdy jiny mo-
hamedan, miti ctyfi takove ze-
ny. Podle Mich die hodnosti
hned nasleduji favoritky, ma
zvane ikbalky. Pod temi jsou
mlade .divky, ma kterych oko
pana panu dosud nespocinulo.
Move odalisky, ktere do hare
ma privedly, nalezi nejdrivc
k posledni skupin6 tekajicich
divek. Ma mnohych Mich vu-
bee nespocine oko sulatnovo sc
zajmem; ztravi cele sve mladi
v haremu a nedostane Sc Jim
ami jedineho ddkazu prime. -
Ale v urcitem start dostanou
dozivotni pensi a mali pravo
ma staly byt v Yldizu.'
ia bych Sc nikdy nenama-
hala, abych upoutala na sebe
rozornost sultanovu. a my
site, ze jest obtizno uteci 2
jeho palace?" otazala Sc.
"Nejen obtizno, ale napro-
sto nemoznO. Serai byl drive
We Stambulu. Kdyz vsak pre-
desly sultan privrzenci Abdu-
la Hamida byl zavrazdtn, dial
'novy sultan na radu sveho O.
sobniho lekare vystaveti Novy
SeraI a tam Sc pfesidlll. Novy
Seraj lezi mimo Stambul, Sc
verne Cd Zlateho Rohu. Neni
to snad jen jedna velka bado-
va, nvbrz celi male mesto $
dvanacti tisici obyvateli, jake
carovo sidlo Kreml Moskv6
jest obehnan tro]nasobnou zdi
a s,felen posadkou, skladajici
sc z patnacti tisic muzu. =
Uvnitr zdi jc telesna str;.z, asi
pet set muzl silna. dykami /.
pistolemi ozbrojena v hare
mu hemZi sc eunuchove, sire
zice sechny vychody- dvffc
.Iak by 81 prorazila n6ktera ze.
ma ccstu timto zastupem stra.
III"
Alma sklesla na mysli upln6
po tomto vyliceni sidla sulta.
nova, Sk!onila hlavu a vzdych'
la hluboce.
"Mui muz zapomnel YAM do
dati,' tesla ii Evzenie rychle
"ze danny V haremu smell pri.
jimati navstevy Orientalek /;
Evropanek. | ja tudiz mohls
bych k yam prijiti Stane-li Sc
muj muz, iak doufam, dyor
MIN lekarem, bude smeti OF
vas navstiviti, kdyz 81 budets
stezovati na bolest v ocich.'
"Ale zatim jeste ne,' na
mitl Gale. "Drive muslin byt
ustanoven. kdybyste iiz nyn
pro mne poslala, mohlo by $,
sr;lti, &c by vas lecil jiny lckaf
Jc zdc totiz cely zastup dvor
nich ltkaru, Arabu, Eggplant
Turku Il Evropanu. Bude Il
trvati iist6 tri tydny, ncz bud,
potvrzen.'
"Ano, zafidim sc podle to
no." odv6tila Alma. "Ale c,
Sc muze ia tri tydny stati?'
dodala. "Je treba opatrne pt
stupovati, jinak bude yse ztra
ccno.'
| "Muj muz mi tez vypravo
Ival, tesla il Evzenie, "ze vse
cky danny, ,vyjimaje kadiny
samy a kdykoli Sc jim zachcc
smeji 81 vyjeti a sve pratele ;
lzname navstiviti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23

Smich rozlehati SC bude
salem Ces. Mar. Sine /. dub
ma pri veselohre Sok. Czech.
Havlicek.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
DANCING PARTY FOR
 VISITORS

Miss Imogene Croft and Miss Sue Malone gave an enjoyable dancing party at the home of the latter last night for MT. and Mrs. c. H. Munper and Miss Amelia Miles. the house guest of Miss Katherine Cooney.
 Potted plants and ferns made the home a very attractive place for the youthful dancers.
 Punch was served throughout the evening to the following young peo- pie: Miss Laura Taylor, Miss Frances Brooks, Miss Niddie Fisher, Miss Helen Downing, Miss Louise Brown, Miss Katherine Cooney, Miss Rubye Naugher, Miss Margaret Oli- yer. Miss Caroline Norton, Miss Eliz- abeth Dillon, Miss Annie Webb, Miss Amelia Miles. Miss Croft, Miss Sue Malone, MT. Alison. MT. Al De Verde, Gordon Ford, Sam Smith, Thomas Oster, MT. Henry Singletiere, Gilbert Davis, Bauman Burns, Tom Simmons. Donald Lee Parks, Eugene Pou, Sam Wakefield, Ed Wright, Sam Burns, Merrill Bumstead. Julian Simmons, and others.
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Eleanor Hord club will meet with Mrs B. M. Huey, AHA Beech street, Central Park, on Tuesday.
 Woman's Organization of the Inde- pendent Presbyterian church will open waffle kitchen at 2o17 Third avenue, north, Thursday. February |. The hours for serving will be from Il to 3.
 The sahala club will meet Thursday afternon at ? o'clock with Miss Nell Maddox, 105s Thirty-third street, south. instead of Mrs. E. R. Katzen- stin. as previously announced.
 Twentieth Century Housekeepers club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Scudder Ryall.
 Important meeting of the Wood lawn High School Improvement as- sociation will be held Tuesday after noon at o'clock at the school. All patrons are invited to be present
 Mrs. A. rra.leir of Birmingha m chapter 11S, o. E. S., will be hostess to the members of the chapter, Tuesday, January 30, at her home, 1906 Twenty y-sixth street, north. This affair will be in the form of sheet and pillow case shower for the ben eft of the Masonic homo
 There will be called meeting of the Society of Independent Artists Wednesday morning at II o'clock at the public library.
 There will be special opening meeting of the Council of Jewish Women at the Temple EmanuE Fl W ednesday afternoon at o'clock, with Mrs. S. NJ Bernheim in charge of the program.
 
 The Parent-Teacher association of Tarrant City school will meet at the school building Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Dr. N. R. Baker will address the mothers. A full atten- dance is desired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
KITCHEN sHowER

MT. and Mrs. Philip Allen Devore were given surprise in the form of a kitchen shower on last Saturday night, by the members of the Sunday school class of the Highlands Meth odist church, to which Mrs. Devore belongs.
 About 40 young people went in body to the home of MT. and Mrs Devore, each carrying gifts of allu- minum and other useful things. which Will help to furnish the needs of this newly married couple.
 After the shower. the guests had lovely informal evening playing nu- merous games. The guests remained until a late hour, enjoying a salad course at the close of the evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
< ~Aav~ntAres ,sf -s Kaesedy,, 1Aun
 Ka9seAy ~AMay

My Wern't Raggedy Andy and the Knight surprised when the Witch
 took off her hat and black dress and long nose which had been pasted upon her face?
 Indeed, they were! For now the Witch wasn't Witch at all! She was just the sweestes prettfest little lady the Knight had ever seen.
 And when the Witch had given Raggedy Andy and the Knight all the ice cream they could eat, she wiped their mouths with her pocket hanky
 "Now.' she said T know that you Sare in q hurry to get to the Knights house so that you can take the Knights wife and little boy back to
 the Magic castle with you, so l will fill thls little basket with nice things
 for you to eat as you go aleng!"
 Tt is very nice and kind for you to think of thatw Raggedy Andy said, For person gets very hungry
 when they are going through the woodsip
 Then Raggedy Andy and the Knight thanked the Witch for being so good to them and after Raggedy Andy had bolted the Knights helmet back upon hls head, they took the little basket of goodies and getting upon Raggedy Andy's magical
 wooden sword, they kissed the Witch
 good bye and sailed away. Very few persons have ever ridden
 upon magical wooden sword sucA
 as Raggedy Andy owned, so those who have not, do not know how nice
 it is.
 It's just like riding upon one of the old-fashioned hobby horses; the ones ! made with a stick with horses head at the end. Except that with the hobby horse you have to run and just pretend the hobby horse is carrying you. But with Raggedy Andy's magical wooden sword, all Raggedy Andy and the Knight had to do. was to get upon the magical wooden sword and cry, "Giddapl' and the magical wooden sword raised right up off the ground and carried them along just like sailing in the air. There were no humps or jolts like there are when riding upon a real for sure horse. So you can im- agine just how nice it was for Rag gedy Andy and the Knight to sail along through the lovely woods upon the magical wooden sword When the magical wooden sword came to a clumj of bushes, or a little brock, insteal of going around and wasting a great deal of time, the magical wooden sword just sailed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
LAMBDA XI DELTA'S
 ENTERTAIN

The Lambda Delta sorority mem
 bers were hostesses Friday afternt on at a Lyric party in honor of the new college girls whom they are seeking as members. After the program at the Lyric the girls were taken to Martha Washington's where delicious refreshments and social hour were enjoyed. The following are. the active members of the sorority: Misses Jes- sic Freedman, Jewel Hagood, Vir
 ginia Minter. Gertrude Dial, Bertha Howard, Elizabeth Foster, Lillie Barnes, Mrs. $. A: Ives, patronesses. The invited guests were Misses Hallie Stephenson ie Pearl Ray. Mayme Thompson. Johnnie Lee Poole. Nau- fleet 'sudduth,. Susie Minter, Jeanette Vaughn, Hazel Ccbb, Frances Me- Neill and Mary Elizabeth McPherson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
MIR. BUNT ENTERTAINs AT
 HIS HOME IN IRONDALE

On Thursday night, January 25, MT. Cecil Blunt entertained the mem hers of his club and a number of their friends. Games and contests were enjoyed by guests and delight full salad course was served. The following were guests: Miss Ruby Barton. Miss Mary Spencer, Miss Mary Agnes Evans, Miss Mildred Bryant, Miss Myrtis Hawkins. Miss TT elma Hawkins. Miss Robbie Evans, Miss Betty Payne. Miss Leona Gref- seng, Miss Birdie Lee Thompson, Miss Clara Blunt, Miss Annie Mae Gannett. Miss Ruby Murphee, Miss Ruby Stew art, Miss Helen Shell, Miss Flora Cooke, Miss Grace Young, Walker Reaves, Bill Evans, Joe Powell, Jim Warren, Bishop Lay, Bert Murphee. W. D. Blunt, Mahlon Norman, Tom Nation, Frank Griffin, Arlie Harrell, Marion Glenn and Cecil Blunt.
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right up in the air and flew over whatever might be in the way.
 And every once in while, Rag gedy Andy would stop the magical wooden sword and he and the Knight would get off and sit in under one of the great big trees and nibble the goodies the Witch had put in the little basket.
 And maybe you will think it strange, but, when they had eaten all the goodies and were just about to put the little basket down on the side of he path so that some one could find it and have it for their very own. Raggedy Andy discovered that the little basket had filled up' right to the top with goodies again. "whoopeem Raggedy Andy and the Knight cried when they saw this. Its a magical food basket! Now we will never, never be hungry as long as we have the lovely basket"
 Medium Brown Hair looks best Of all after a Golden Clint Shampoo Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
YESTERDAYS LUNCHEON FOR MISS BUCKSHAW

Mrs. E. B. Van Kueran and Mrs. c. A. Bain entertained at pretty luncheon yesterday for Miss Mary Brown Bucksham, bride of next week.
 The Hildman hotel was the place chosen for this pretty party. The table around which the congenial group gathered made a lovely, pie ture. A tiny French bouquet for each guest was clustered together in the center of the table, from which apple green ribbons ran to the place cards for the following: Miss Mary Brown Buckshaw. Miss Annie Dough- erty, Miss Mamie Myrtle Price, Mrs. Hugh Kennedy. Jr., Miss Margaret Kennedy, Mrs. Frank Mason. Mrs. C. A. Bain, and Mrs. E. B. Van Kueren.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
MIR. PHILIP JACKSON
 TO GIVE DINNER

lovely dinner is to be given the Hodge e-Buckshaw wedding party by Mir Philip Jackson, at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. r. NJ Jackson, this evening at o'clock.
 A color scheme of pink and green is to be tastily carried out in all the arrangements.
 Those to share Mir. Jacksons hos pitality are: Rev. B. c. Hodge, MT. Ray Hodge. Mr. Ernest Lloyd, MT. Bert Quinn, MT, Robert Christian. Miss Mary Brown Buckshaw, Miss Annie Dougherty, Miss Mamie Myrtle Price, Miss Ruby Buckshaw, and Miss Anabel Stith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
LUNCHEON PARTY WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Dan Greene will entertain at a lovely luncheon party at the Coun- try club Wednesday,, honoring Miss Rose Smith, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ross c. Smith of Roebuck Among those invited to meet this at tractive honoree are Miss Mary Allen Ncrthington, Miss Florence Jordan, Miss Julia Mae Dreamer, Miss Eva Conner Lathrop, Miss Margaret Nor row, Miss Margaret Builder, Miss An nie Tartt Perry, Miss Pauline Maben, Mrs. Ross Smith and Mrs. Rose Eu- bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
ZETA OMEGA SORORITY ENTERTAINS

On Saturday night the members of the Zeta omega sorority were hos tesses st a Lyric party in honor of their rushees, Mildred Basenberg, Doris Meader, Helen Bass, Frances Newman, Mary Elizabeth McPherson and Cornelia Hanlin. After the pro- gram at the Lyric the guests were taken to Martha's for refreshments. Besides the rushees, the party in- cluded the following active members of the sorority: Daisy Hoover, Aileen Gullahorn, Helyn Lane, Mabel Hodges Mary Bum Cav
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
MISS VIRGINIA DANIEL
 ENTIiRTAINS FOR MISS FOREMAN

MISS Virginia Daniel entertained at her home in Norwood Saturday afternoon at a tea in honor of Miss Louise Forman, a bride elect. About 50 guests called during the after noon.
 The lower rooms were gracefully pretty with ferns, cut flowers and palms. In tue dining room the tea table was richly set with lovely pink and white appointments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
JOHN-A-DREAMS

Not very frequent, but manifold in their appearances and important in their meanings, are dreams of hands. Connected interpretations are difficult In this case. unless the vision is fully told by the dreamer and there is coherence in it's various episodes. I must, therefore, depart from my usual manner of guiding you through the mazes of the visions and will, instead, enuemrate the most common apparitions of this sort. Hark, then, as I count them eff Oh the notches of my memory: To dream of
 Hairy hands-Rough treatment. unpleasant meetings, an enforced stay in a place you dislike.
 White soft hands-If a woman's, love's sweet response, even though the dreamer herself be woman; if a mans to despise one whom you formerly cared for.
 Dirty hands-An onorous. task.
 Children's hands-Care and tears.
 Hands with long nails-A trap set by a false friend.
 Burning younr hands-Loss of friends.
 Your hand cut off-A death in your family.
 Work with your right hand Profitable labors.
 Work with your left hand-Small losses.
 Your hands grown very small Inability to resist temptation.
 Your hand grown very large Triumph over dangers and enemies.
 To have more hands than lwo- Deeds you will regret.
 Your hand bleeding-To have a kindness on your part repaid by in- gratitude.
 Holding a hand-A love adventure.
 Moving a hand-Heart aches.
 Taking up fire without being burned-Great profit after much doubt.
 Clenchng your hand-Eating for bidden fruit.
 Stretching younr fingers-To< be found out.
 Gazing at your own hand-A sign of indecision. If your hand appears white, you will take the right road; if red, the wrong one.
 Gazing at another's hand-To find a friend you may depend on.
 Breaking your hand-To lose the best friend you have through your own fault.
 Counting the fingers of your own hand-That you will soon be a moth CT. If man, that you will be forced, by circumstances, to con- tribute to the support of another children. If woman and too young or too old to have children, that the care of child will be thrust upon you.
 Beating a man-That you will for felt the love of one who is loyal to you.
 Beating a woman-That your rival will gain the upper hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
MRS. GOODAIL COMPLIMENTS
 MRS. HENRY ATKINS

Mrs. R. M. Goodall will entertain at her home in Glen Iris today, com plimenting Mrs. Henry Pearce Atkins of Cincinnati. The guests at this lovely affair will be Mrs. Robert N. Simpson, Mrs. S. r. Moore, Mrs. E. B. Pennington, Mrs. Walter N. Todd, Mrs. Sam Perry, Mrs. Harry Batter ton, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. J. R. Me Wane. Mrs. J. NJ. Webb, Mrs A. A. Cannon. Mrs A. w SBrazleton, and Mrs N. s. Kitchens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
MRS. O. ID. STEWART
 TO ENTERTAIN

Mrs. o. D. Stewart will entertain at box party at the Lyric tc night, honoring Miss Lizzie Mae Wallace of Tuscaloosa. The guests will be: Miss Mary Chinote O'Bryan, Joseph O'Bryan, Nellie Mae McGrail, Albert Stops. Walter Kerr. and Lee Wal lace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
CRESCENT CLUB TO MEET

The next dance of the Crescent club will be held Friday. February 2. in the Crescent club rooms, 22o9 "a Third avenue. which will be their temporary quarters.
 This club has recently been reor ganized and arrangements have been made to give two dances each month during the coming year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-30
PIERIAN cIun MEETS


 Mrs. H. E. Washington was hostess 10 the Pierian club at her home on Eightieth street Friday. The study for the afternoon was on George El- liot's Silas Marner. After a resume of the book, Mrs. John Vincent made d talk on The Individuality of George Elliot as Shaping Force in the Production of Silas Manner" Miss Chambliss' subject was "Psy ehology as Applied in Silas Marner.h Miss Althea Dryden delightfully."- en- tertained the members and guests with two humorous readings. After the program the hostess was assisted in serving salad plate by Miss Lois Washington, Miss Mozelle Dun can, Mrs. Harry Moore. Other guests present were Mrs. D. E. Mckinley, Mrs. l.. A. Keene, Mrs Hughes Smith. Mrs. B. H. Norton, Mrs. l.. J Berry, Mrs. J. D. Thompson, Mrs. D. E. Dry den and Miss Althea Dryden. The members of the Pierian club are: Mrs. J. D. Bancroft, Mrs ". O. Bass, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. P. P. Burns, Mrs. Chappell Cory, Mrs. Roberta Culpep- per, Miss Lou Abbie Chambliss, Mrs. John Dawson, Miss Nell Ellis, Mrs. T. F. Huey. Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. Sumter Lea, Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. D. F. McLendon. Mrs. Fred Ens1en, Mrs Lewis Morris, Mrs. J. T. Me Emerson. Mrs. V. NJ. Randolph, Mrs. T.. J. Robinson Mrs A. b Smith, Mrs. O. E. Sparks. Mrs. J. c. Stivender, Mrs. H. E. Washington, Mrs. John Vincent.