The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS M


 Miss Evelyn Brown was hostess to a number of friends Friday evening, at her home on Clrendon avenue. The house was attractive in roses and potted plants and a most enjoyable evening was spent. Tempting re- treatments were served to the fol- lowing guests; Misses Beryl Hosey, Elaine Hood, Estelle Brown, Eudora Saunders, and Fred and Alfred Smith Angus Atwood, Ray Williams and Milton Brown.
 "The Golden Eaglet," an official Girl Scout movie, will be shown at the Grand theatre Saturday morning just preceding the regular perform ance, for the benefit of the Girl scouts of the district. The showing Of this film is due to the efforts or Mrs. George Bumgardner, and the courtesy of the theatre management. NO ao- mission charge will be made.
 The marriage of Miss Lorine Faulk- ner toJ S. Wylder, at the home Of the parents, was an interesting event or last week. Rev. R. H. Parker of Ala bama City performed the ceremony in the presence of a few friends ana relatives, the couple being attended by. Miss Ethel Golden and Ralph B tive daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. F.. Faulkner, while the groom is con nected with the Birmingham Rail- way. Light and Power company.
 Mrs. W. A. Cochran will entertain the Quest club Friday, at ocloch' at her home on Clarendon avenue The program will be devoted to "Modern Fiction" and papers will De KntchlnS and Mrs. J. W. Mcconnell.
 Mrs. Robert Hitchcock was hotess to q number of friends Saturday alt ernoon honoring her daughter, MISS Catherine Hitchcock. The Valentine idea was stressed in the decorations, and during the afternoon series or hearts contests were enjoyed. There was a large number of guests, and the hostess was assisted in enter taining by Mrs. Gordon Jones, Miss Sara Mckinley, Mrs. Lewis Letaw, Miss Bubbles Letaw, Mrs. Herbert Smith and Mrs. Claude Kelly.
 Fourteen members of the Bes- semer Bicycle club had twelve-mile run Sunday afternoon, leaving from Bessemer, riding to Pleasant Hill, ny Flint Hill, and returning to Bessemer tbroueh Fourth avenue. This is one of the many trips that have been planned by the club and large number attended. %
 Those who made the trip were: William Bennett, Frank Barnes Claude and Frank Trussell, Roy Price, Thomas Sherrell, Jolly Craus- well, Ed Link, l.. c. Sullivan, March and J. C. Johnson, Robert stevenson Jack Thomas and Jap Bryant.
 The boys of the Jonesboro Baptist church held an enthusiastic meeting Thursday when they organized an auxiliary which will be known as the "R. A. Society,"" They will carry out general church and social work ana there has been a considerable mem bership enrolled. The follo"ihs or ficers were elected:
 Mrs. Thomas, leader; Samuel Davis, president; Bowen Howard, vice pres ident Russell Bryan, secretary-treas- urer. The next meeting will be helo at the home of Mrs. Thomas on owen avenue Monday evening at O'CLOCK.
 The home of Mrs. l.. B. Head at Browns station was the scene Of pretty hospitality last week when Mrs. Head and Mrs. Huey Deramus entertained in celebration of their birthday anniversaries. The hosts were assisted in entertaining by Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Dabbs, Mrs. R. O.. Deerins. Mrs. T. E. McGibbony and Miss Kathleen and Miss Pattie Rry- ant. The house was tastefully ar ranged with decorations of cut flow CTS and ferns. and interesting games