The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-25
Troy Society Of Past
 Week

TROY. Ala.-Mr. and Mrs. Knox Henderson entertained the members of the Monday Night Bridge club at the weekly meeting this week, tt their home on North Three Notch street.
 The entire lower floor was en suite and decorations of yellow Chrysan- themums formed beautiful color scheme The score cards also had a yellow design, which was very pretty.
 Mrs. Frank Folmer made highest score and won the club prize, box of Coty's powder: the mons high score prize. deck of cards. went & E. Mary. The guest prize, Coty's powder, went to Mrs Herbert Me Leod.
 A salad plate was served after the games.
 cIuded: MT. and Mrs. Hubert Brown, Mr and Mrs. Frank Folmer, MT. and Mrs Ralph Parks, MT. and Mrs. Emory Folmer, Mir. and Mrs. Joe kir- van Brantley, Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Mary, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Mcleod, Mir. Charles Henderson,; Mesdames Spangler, Gwinn Pope and Will Har- alson.
 Miss Margaret Peacock was the gracious hostess 10 the Geographic Study club Friday afternoon. enter taining at her home on Montgomery street
 After the business meeting. very Interesting program was given with Miss Elinor Martin as leader ana papers by Mrs. Ross Rainer, Mrs. $. l. Douglas and Miss Martin. Current events were given in response to roll call.
 Sandwiches and hot chocolate were served at the close of the evening" 
 Mesdaaes- sallie Henderson, j. s. Beard and l.. F. Gellerstedt were host esses to the Missionary society, No |. of the Methodist church, Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Hend- erson on North Three Notch street.
 Mrs. W. F. Hurt, leader, had pre- pared an interesting program on Evangelism and the Wesley House, and much information was gained py the study.
 After ta short business session a tempting salad plate and hot tea were served
 Margaret Copeland. lovely little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Seth Cope land. celebrated her ninth birthday Saturday afternoon. She had her friends come to her home on Mur- phree street. where cream and cake were enjoyed. A program at the Prin- cess theatre was also enjoyed by the party.
 Mrs. E. S. Alderman of Tuskegee, who is the guest of Mrs. l.. M. Bas- hinksy, was complimented by her at lovely dinner Monday evening.
 Autumn flowers and potted plants lent additional charms to the attrac- tive rooms.
 The dining table was centered by a basket of lovely chrysanthemums.
 delicious dinner of six courses at ha pointed table around which were seated Mir. and Mrs. Bashlnsky, Judge and Mrs W. C. Black, Dr. and Mrs C. B. Arendall and the honoreei Mrs. F. S Alderman.
 Lois Frances Wood, the charming little daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. Ii. Wood. celebrated her fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon at her home on South Brundidge street.
 Fall flowers were used Tn decora- tion of the home for this festive oc- casion. Many games were played dur ing the afternoon and ice cream and lollypops were served.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Hall have moved to the Dorothy apartments on North Three Notch street, and will begin keeping house.
 Mrs. Andrew Brisiin of Selma was the guest of honor at a lovely CT o'clock dinner Saturday night, given for her by Mrs Hubert Sellers at her home on south Three Notch street.
 Daisy chrysanthemums filled bowls and baskets and made 8 gracet,ul centerpiece for the daintily laid table where declicious dinner of four courses was served.
 PERSONALS
 Mir. and Mrs. S II. Elan, Herbert and Mary Elan and Victor Ballard spent sunday here with relatives.
 Miss Margaret Nicholas, who is d popular member of the MonteVallo student body, spent the week end here the guest of her mother, Mrs. Addie s. Nichols.
 MT and Mrs. A. C. Ramsay, Mir. aud Mrs. Ford Mum and Miss Mae Roberts spent the weekend in Tal- lahassee. Fla.
 Mrs. Phillips of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mitten- thai on Montgomery street
 Mir. and Mrs. Weldon Scale of Way cross, Ga and Mrs. Walter Hiers of Atlanta. Ga~ are the guests of MT and Mrs. Cunningham on Elm street
 Miss Orlena Hamil left saturday for Atlanta to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs, l. F. Hamil.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Ogletree and Mrs. Will Vaughn spent Sunday in Union Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dinkins have returned from a visit to Opelika.
 Mir and Mrs. Otto I. Stephens left Wednesday fo- Perry. Fla, to make their home. Troy regrets to give up this excellent family.
 Mrs. Hartzog and Mrs. Calhoun of Montgomery spent the weekend here
 Mrs Mary Y Henderson, Mrs Frank Jones and Mrs. Alexis Craven motored to Montgomery Monday and Mrs. Craven remained for visit to Mrs. John Craven.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Wright and daughters. Misses Marie and Helen, have re- turned from # visit to Atlanta.
 Mrs Frank Jones and Dorothy Henderson are visiting in Atlanta.
 Miss Martha Jane Ballard has re- turned from Panama City where she has been spending some time
 Mrs. W. w. Defee and Mrs Sallie Hunter of Banks, Mrs. W. w Ansley of Waycross, Ga, were the guests of Mrs. Charles Cunningham this week
 Miss Mary Enzor. who is member of the faculty of the Jacksonville Normal school, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mir. and Mrs.
 Mrs. J. S. Carroll attended the W, M U. meeting in Bessemer this week,
 Mrs. O. M. Head of Glenwood visited Troy this week.
 Mrs Lamar Rainer, Misses Mable McKinnon. Julia Burr Sawtell, Fannie Walters, Bill White and Harry Hall composed one of the motor parties attending the Dothan-Troy football game in Dothan Friday.
 LADIES! DARKEN