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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28

lie otazce pozvani Fosera do sjezdu neednao al
schulz vyboru Brdgman, Mich kolem IT, srpna ZApisky
cervencove schize dokazujf ze Baster coz bylo phi
ate jmeno Roberta Minora New Yorku navrhl aby I'm
sukce slcastn9n sezdu vydany byly narodnmu indu
sralnmu organsatoru."
venci key byl W pfedozen jake Cast svedecty sto ze
Foster jest narodnim industrialnm organatore Jak ko
munstcka nternacionala Moskv6 rozhodovaa sm6rn-
cch planech strany eto zem byo dokazano kdyz stat
pfedloz sn zabavenych pri najezdu Brdgman nacrt
ykajici prsch ukoi komunistcke srany Ameriky ku
kteremu prlozeno byo dosvedcen psana nemecky pode
Rakonem sekretafem vykonn&ho vybou komunscke
internationally, podavan jest pfesny ops zapiski
schdze vyboru konane Moskve stopadu 1921 nz
koyano byo americkych planech.
nacrtu nafizuje komunistim rozkazi Moskvy, a.
by uvofi zakonou polckou sranu, ktera mohla by
covat vefen moha by pnsobi ako nastro nezakonite
komunistcke srany podllen zakonitch cinnosec
jako pfklad volebnch kampanich.
Ze vsak Moskva nemela dmyslu vzdat Sc svych neza
konitych cinnos Amerce, Jest zfeeln9 Pf
provadeni t6chto nstrukc, pravi onom dokumentu
strana must sfezi prot skonu aby staa zakontou
skutecnos stejne ako venkovnim vzhedu Zav6ret
ny tdni zapas must by az do konce bruanim bojem fy
sicke silly"
nacrtu budoucch lkod obsazen jest dlouhy seznam
pozadavkh jez mely by cn9ny americkou vadu niko
jak prav ia lceem reformy kapalstck@ho satu ale
bez ohedu stau vyhov6t jim, anz sam by osla
bill Mezi t6o pozadavky meo byt vyplacenf pine unio
We mzdy veskeremu nezamesnanemu denctvu; odzbroen
vsech soukromych detektd stavn dodaek enz by zaka
zoval pouzvani vojska valecn6ho odsva jakmko zpd
sobem d6lnckych sporech; neomezene pravo voak ma
onikd tvof unie vSeobecnou amnes vsechny osoby
fem
"Tyto jin& podobne pozadavky" praW natrtu.
'ohy by btu povazovany jenom potatetni sada pro
sirsi, ostfejS, dalekosAhlejM hesla."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
MOVE VYJEDNAVANf
S TURKY.
v prerusene Lausannske kon-
ferenci ma byti pokracovano.

Londyn,, 27. brezna. = Tu-
recko bude uvedomeno pri-
Stich osmactyriceti hodinach,
re spojenci jsou hotovi pokra-
tovati v Lausannskem mlroyem
vyiednayani. Spojenecsi dele
gait, kteri behem posledniho
tydne zkoumali turecke proti-
nayrhy ma spojenecke mirove
podminky, skoncili sve uvazo-
vani dnes vecer, kdyz byli W.
pracovali odpoved' ma dopis
Ismeta pasi ze dne 8. brezna.
Vyrozumiva Sc, re spojenci
shodli Sc ma tom, neciniti zad-
nych podstatnych zmen pn-
yodnich mirovych navrzich
Turkum. Zmeny, jez byly u
cineny, tykaji Sc spise formy
nezli obsahu. FrancouZstl de-
legati odjedou do Lausanne Ii
ira, italsti We ctvrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
zADAJf VYSETROVANf DO.
MU DAVIDOVA.

Grand Rapids, Mich, q.
brezna. Nekolik zdejsich du-
chovnich zminovalo Sc v ned9l.
Mich kazanich o domu Davido-
We a "krali" Benjamin. Pur-
nelovi a zadali vysetrovani
statnimi 1rady obvin6ni, jez
byla proti n6mu ucinena v pro
cesu projednavanem pred fe-
deralnfm soudem. Jest pravde-
podobno. ze guverner Groes.
beck vySetrovani naridi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
POHROZlLI ZNICENfM IA.
PONSkE LODI.

Toxic, q. brezna. - Soviet
ska vlada We Vladivostoku po-
hrozila znicenim torpedem ja-
ponskeho kfizniku Nisin Nj
Sin. nyni We vladivostockem pri
sta.u Sc nalezajicim, nepresta.
ne-li zasilati bezdratne depeSe
pro japonske obchodniky. die
zprav obdrzenych zde dnes
Ably vyvarovano bylo kompli.
kaci, kriznik byl odvolan ia
ponskou admiralitou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
MOSKVA IA mEJSlM KOMUNISTY.
TITO DOSTAVALI NSTRUKCE, JAK
81 POCfNATL.
zALOBA PROCESU ST. JOSEPH PREDKLADA
SENSACNf DOKUMENTY

St. Joseph, Mich, 27 brezna - Cnnost komunisticke
strany Amerce byla nacrtnuta schvaena Moskve ma
rany konana nedaleko odud srpnu minu
leho roku byla odozena rozkaz abeovany Rska aby
vyckao prezdu moskevskych delegatI die dokumeni
predlozenych staten procesu Wiamem q. Fosterem,
zalovanym krimnalniho syndikasmu.
v dotazovani c. E. Ruthenberga, drive Clevelandu,
prvnfho svedka pro obhaobu zalobce Charles Gore xii
zovem vysechu piedloz dokady ze oazce pozvan Fo-
ednao schulz strednho vykonneho vyboru me
sic pred konanim sjeZdu.
Stat pfedloz zapisky schnze vykonneho vybor skona-
ne 26 27 cervence ably yra sv6dectv Ruthenbergovo,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
KRAL OHROzOVAN STAV-
KOU.

Londyn, q. brezna. Zemedel
sti delnici ma Sandringham,
statku krale J;fiho, pdjdou ma
stavku. Pres to, re tim bude O.
hrozena dodavka vajec, BRAN
Dor, masla mleka do kralov-
ske kuchyne, unie zemed6l-
skych d6lnikh vydala stavkov
nj rozkaz ySem zamestnancum
y Sandringham. Tisice hospo-
darskych d6lnikh po cele An
gill opoust6ji fanny z protestu
proti snizenf mzdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
SRBSkO-BULHARSKE
SBLlZENf.

Belehrad, 26. brezna. Tyto
dny sejde Sc v NiSi smisena
srbsko-bulharska komise, jez
ma projednati otazky zaiima-
jici oba staty jakoz opatreni
k potlaceni povstaleckych Get.
Tyto porady jsou dhsledkem pc
slednf navStxvy Stambolijskeho
u min. pfedsedy Pasice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
DUCHOVNf ZEMkEL v KO.
STELE.

Martins Ferry, O., 26. bre7-
ma. Rev. r. R. MacDanel, IA
raj Prvniho Baptistickeho ko-
stella klesl mrtev bEhem boho-
sluzeb vcera. Mrtvice byla pff-
cinou. DR.. MacDanel pisobil
jako duchovni na nkkolika MI
stech v Zapsdnf virsinn, neSN
pfisel do Martins Ferry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28
NENCl POVOLi PRY V KVETNU.
TUTO PREDPOVED UCINIL FRAN
COUZSKY PREMIER POINCARE.
NEMECkO USILUJE O ZfSKANf MUSSOLlNlHO
JAKO SPROSTREDKOVATELE.

Parz, 27 bfezna. Premier Poncare, jenz dostav Sc
pred fnancni bor snemovny poslanecke dne ably poda
pfehled suace Porurf pravil ma pevnou nadeji
"N6mc povoi ku konci kv9tna"
Premier mel sebou csce podavajic mnozstvi uhli
koksu vyvezeneho okkupovan6 oblas avsak zada Cd
sancn sb neprozradi nikonu informaci jez Jim sde
Socascky poslanec Berthon ktereo oncare naval Ibid
nm nicemou debaty snemovne posaneck odepre so
ziti toho sibu tudiz Poncare nesd6lil cislic.
ufedni zprave objeven Poncare-ovf pred finanf
MIN vborem pravi ze Poncare nezakryva ze hediska
ekonomckeho docilene vysedky jsou nedilezte Jedne
douhou vrvaou okkupaci dosahne praktckych vsed-
kl We snleru vyrovnavani valecnych nahrad
Poincare die teto 1Tedni zpravy pravi re n6mect pr
mysnci ktefi jsou dust odporu n6kolka pezitosti
kousel zahiti konversace francouzskou vadou ale
tato opetne prohasovaa re hotova edna n6meckou
vadou samotnou Doda ze vlady francouzska begicka
rozhody podrzet zabrana zemi pokud jeich naroky
nebudou pine zapaceny odvoavani vojska bude d
pomeru k odvadeni spatek.
Pafiz 81 brezna. Nemecko vyvijelo velke dsi po-
slench deseti dnech ably zskao premera Mussoniho
sprosfedkovatele ruhrske otazce DIE normaci ez pf
Sly do zdejsho minserstva zahranic hlavnim dceem
sty Hugo Snnese do Rima nebyo radi ceny amer-
cke deegae do meznarodnho sjezdu obchodnich komor
ale ably pfm6l premera Mussonho jednati eho schiz
begickym zahranicnm mnistrem Jasparem navrzch
ez N9mecko byo by ochono ucniti SHINES nevid9 ta
skeho premiera ale mel dvouhodnnou rozmluvs mnrem
vnitra. s
Francouz dosud zaujimaj stanovsko re Mussolni ne
sebe lohu prostrednka ezto vi re Francie jest
pro akovemu kroku. Ncmen6 vsak znamo jest zde, re j.
tasky PREMIER jenz rad nazyvati druhym Napoleo
vital by rozlusen ruhrskeho probemu kdyby
poskyta tomu pflezost Francouzi pocitaji mnsra
Jaspara re vystoup pro vsem navrhu ktere byy by jim
nepfijemny. - ~"
Vychazi evo zpravy velvyslance Barrera Rhine,
re baron Neurah nemecky vevyslanec itaskem havnm
meste nedavno rokoval ruhrske suac Mussonim
hlasl ze Nemecko pfao by Hughesdv plan urcen Gel
kove valecnch nahrad mezinarodn komisi ale ma
hradu by pozadovalo aby Po byo vykzeno bezodkadne
socIALIsTE MAJf REPARAcNf PLAN
Berlin, 27. brezna - Sociaiste Anglie, France Itaie,
Begie Nemecka, soustred vsechno sve 1si "skonceni
ruhrskeho dobrodruzstv tax brzy jak mono urovnan
reparacnch oaZek Toto bylo rozhodnuto zav6rku denp
konference konane zde nz pode deegat socialist
cke strany rGznych zemi
ufedni zprave konferenc pravi ze jeji vysedek
bude podroben revs schulz sociasckych parlamenta
V Parfzi 29. brezna. -
Reparacnl urovnani, nez edna, bylo by takoveho
uhu, ably vedlo obnove spusosenych kran; posouzlo
za6ni evropskeho mlru vzalo uvahu patebni schop
Nemecka Vyrozumva n6mect socialiste hned
psoupi sestavovan reparacnho planu, enz bude pred
lozen n6mecke Wade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28

Ruthenberg behem vysechu doznal, re pokada pritom
nou vadu Spojenych Sati kaptalstckou jakoz vady
jednotlivych statI.
"A Wy povazujee soudni system Spojenych Stat ka
tazal zalobce Gore
"Pokud pdsobi jako nastroj ltisku.
"A to tyka tohoto soudu"
"Ano."
"A teto poroty mne."
"Porota jest zcela jinou oazkou.
dodatecn6m primem vyslechu vedenem obhajcerl
Washem Ruthenberg poda dlouhou definc komunistcke
no pojmu kapitaisticke vady my nazyvame vladu spo
jenych Satd kapitastickou, prav pon6vadz jest pouzl
velkym obchodem Wall Street podporovani kapi-
tascke ttidy takovych vecech ako celn zakony sub
yence obchodnich lodi"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28

Dne %. brezna rolsu 1892 narodil
Sc " KomnE Ii Uherskeho Brodu lia
moravske Slovaci ucitel narodI Jan
Amos Komensky, jenz narodnost svoji
oznacil slovy 'rodem Moravan, jazy-
KEN Cech". Ably distojne vzpomenu-
to bylo yelkeho naseho paedagoga, u
sporada vzdelavaci odbor telocMcne
jednoty Sokol Cech-Havlicek pfisti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-28

soboty vecer v telocvicn6 ma Wendell
ave, vzpomfnkoHy, vecfrek ma kterem
promluvi br. Bedr. Holub. Ia oslavy
vystoupi ponejpv smiseny sbor nedav-
no zalozeneho peveckeho odbon1, KITE
~ velice zdarne postupuje "a rizeni
. BIZ. F. Friedla.
Obrazek dnesni predvadi nam
Komenskeho v historickem okamziku
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
INGLENOO LIBRARY CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL DEBATE

Mrs. Jesse Chantz and Mrs. j. L..
Anderson were joint hostesses 20 the
Inglenook Literary club last Friday.
The meeting was characterized by
the annual debate of the organiza-
ton. "Modern Invention Has Made
Greater Strides Than Medicine" was
debated by Mesdames ]. L. Anderson
and w. p. Blair, affirmative, and E.
C. James and E. o. Edney, negative.
The judges, Mesdames w. r. Battle.
]. B. Jackson and Professor Norton
decided for the affirmative.
A musical program was presented
by Mesdames John S. Carlisle, c. w.
Mccoy, e. l.. Heaton and Miss Vir-
ginia Westwater. Miss Lillian Ruth
Edney gave a reading.
Mrs. S. 10. Coggns, chairman of {
program committee, called the roll,
which was answered by current
events.
Miss Jessie Chantz and Miss Louise
Sheppard presided at the punch bowl,
while Mesdames F. L. Hoffman. r. L..
Westwater and w. A. Lavender as
sisted in serving ices.
The home was beautifully decorat-
ed with cut flowers and ferns. re-
flecting the valentine motif. which
was also carried out in the refresh
ments.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
MOTHERS OF
FAMOUS MEN

Intelligence and recognition of his
talent on the part of his mother were
probably the strongest factors in
making of Bartolome Esteban,
known to posterity as Murillo, one
one of the greatest painters in the
history of the world.
Born in Seville, in 1913, he came
into the world at time when
parents rarely wished to think of
their sons as artists. His mother,
Maria Perez, prayed before his birth
for son, so that he might become
priest. She was doomed to disap-
pointment, however, and it was
from her side of the family that he
inherited his talent for painting Her
brother, Juan del Castillo, was a pa
iron of the arts and had a school of
painting. Maria herself was thor
oughly educated along artistic lines,
and it was she who first noted the
unusual talent displayed by her son.
When she saw how cleverly he
welded the pencil and brush she
resolutely put aside her dream of
making him a priest, and gave him
every encouragement and aid. She
had that understanding, all too rare,
that his desire to paint was not a
childish whim, but the expression of
budding genius.
An amusing little story is told of
Murillo and his mother. One Sunday
while he was still little boy, he
remained at home while tho rest OF
the family went to church. When
his mother returned she found that
he had made a few changes in a sa-
cred picture hanging on the wall
Jesus and the Lamb He had
painted his own hat upon the head
of the Christ child and changed the
lamb to little dog. Torn between
shock at such an irreligious act and
delight at his clever painting, she
was eventually won over to the lat
ter, and from that time on supplied
him with all the teachers and ma
terials that he needed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
BUY A HEART AND
CHEER A HEART

If there is any person In Bir-
mingham who has not a heart of his
very own tucked safely away some
where among his most precious
treasures at the close of st. Valen-
tines Day 1t Will be his own fault
For there will be prettily decorated
booths on almost every corner of the
down town business section of the
city next Wednesday with Hearts
for sale" at your own price; which
is to be governed entirely by the
depth of your sympathies for those
who are less fortunate than your
self.
over on North Twenty Fourth
Street Is a little cottage known as
the Lighthouse for the Blind" to
which go numbers of persons seek
ing guidance and assistance in find
ing the way to self-sustenance, and
no one is ever turned away.
This home, was donated by the
Board of Education, but it is the
work of the Alabama Association for
the Blind to make the money with
which TO carry on this work from
year to year.
Mrs. Mary Willis, who is the
director of this work, and her able
assistants are accomplishing many
wonderful things at the cottage"
and it is to be hoped that the people
of Birmingham will take advantage
of this opportunity to assist in this
noble work.
Headquarters for the campaign
will be located in the lobby of the
First National Bank, to which place
all the other booths will come for
supplies. This booth will be in charge
of the following ladies: Mrs. Frank
J. White, general chairman: Mrs.
Rollo Beck, Mrs Jack Walton, Mrs.
Curtis Ethridge, Mrs Catherine For
man, Misses Dennis and Aurelia Hy-
dinger, Sara Vaughn, May McCarty
Mary OBryan and Sara WEIGH.
The booth at the Empire Building
will be in charge of: Mrs. C, E,
Mathews. chairman. Mrs. James Bur-
ell, Mrs. Fred Bender, Misses. Hazel
and Lucille Doerr and Miss Char
lotte Thornton.
The booth at Drennen's will be in
charge of: Mrs. F. G. O'Bear, Mrs.
Jack Embry, Mrs. w. e. Davis, Mrs.
A. S. Lucas, and Mrs. r. H. McCaffey.
Title Guarantee Building booth, in
charge of: Mrs. James Stack. Mrs.
Charles Dicks, Mrs. King Adams
Conner will be in charge of the
Catholic Women's Club of West End,
under the Craftsmanship OF Mrs. C.
P. Lichty.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13

A lovely Valentine bridge luncheon
will be given today by Mrs. j. II
Ray at her home. The guests at this
party will be:
Mrs. Dan Greene, Mrs. Georges
Whatley, Mrs. Charles Allison, Mrs
Frederick Dodge. Mrs. Ralph Small
man. Mrs. w. c. Shackleford, Mrs
Clair Smith, Mrs. Lawson d. Massey
Mrs. Asa Hoyt, Mrs. George II. Will
cox, Mrs. Mortimer Jordan, Mrs. Scale
Harris, Mrs. Ted JOY, Mrs. w. II
Hassinger, Mrs. Dixie McCrossin, Mrs
Edward Crawford, Mrs. J. B. Glass
Mrs. Luther Reynolds, Mrs. William
Moughon. Mrs. Doris M. Claughton
Mrs. w. D. Webster, Mrs. J. w. Jones
Mrs. James Mercer, Mrs. j. B. Nc.
Intyre, Mrs. Howard Massey, Mrs
Charles Esdale, Mrs. Francis Hunt
Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. Douglas
Root, Mrs. C. X. Duncan, Mrs. Lloyd
st. John Smith, Mrs. Edward Harris
Mrs. D. H. Schroeder, Mrs. r. III
Thach, Mrs. Allie Birch, Mrs. Jack
Justice, Mrs. Alex Cecil. Mrs. T. l.
Blssell, Mrs. Saxton Crawford, Mrs
L. H. Cryer, Mrs. t. F. Moore. Mrs
David Crawford, Mrs. Alfred Walker
Mrs. Runyan and Miss Emma Ma.
honey and Miss Elsie Mcintyre.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
ASSISTING Mrs. BADHAM

Mrs. Henry L. Badham, who has is
sued several hundred invitations t.
her tea Wednesday afternoon from
3 to o'clock, complimenting he,
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Walker Percy
Badham, will have the following
charming matrons and girls assisting
her in entertaining: Mrs. H. L. Bad
ham, Jr., Mrs. Vernon Badham, Mrs
owen Gresham, Mrs. Benson Cain
Mrs. Norbourne Cooke, Mrs. HUBER
Drennen, Mrs. Scion Jacobs, Mrs. John
Jemison. Mrs. John McNeel, Mrs. w.
w. Crawford, Mrs. Henry NJ. Ed
monds, Mrs. Robert Brooke, Mrs. T..
A. Murphree, Mrs. Stephen B. Cole
man. Mrs. John Builder, Mrs. Rhodes
Boykin. Mrs. James Davidson. Mrs
Leroy Percy. Mrs. N. L. Miller, Mrs.
James Bowron, B. F. Wilkerson, Mrs
R. D. Johnston. Mrs. Jack Johnson
Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben, Mrs AL
fred Shook, Jr., Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs.
Frank Lathrop. Mrs. w. L. Murdoch,
Mrs. Val Nesbit, Mrs. Don Maring,
Mrs. Eva Lathrop, Miss Letitia Nc
Neel and Miss Pauline Maben.
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> ~Adyentures # =
Kassedy, ~Ann
Kao9e4y eAnay

Raggedy Andy and the Knight were
very glad when Snarlyboodle came up
to them in the woods in front of the
Giants cave, for the Boliver had been
sitting upon Raggedy ANDY and the
Knight. But when the Boliver saw
the Snarlyboodle walking towards
him, he jumped over a log and ran
through the woods lickity split.
Il wish you could have held the
Boliver until l got herel" the Snarly-
beodle said.
Were you trying to catch him?"
the Knight asked the Snarlyboodle.
Indeed I was" the Snarlboodle
replied. IF l can just catch the Boil
yer l will give him paddy whacking
that's what See l have a paddle
right here to paddy whack him with.
The Boliver is always coming here to
brighten the Giant and the little
orphan children who live with the
Giant"
Then, the Boliver should be pun
ished," Raggedy Andy and the
knight both agreed.
When the Giant saw the Boliver
run away, he came out of his cave
and shook hands with the Snarly-
,boodle. I'm always afraid the Boil
yer will bite me, and it makes me so
nervous, 1 run in my cave and hide"
Then, you need not run in your
cave and hide any morei" Raggedy
Andy told the Giant, For the Boliyer
can't bite you even one speck, for
he hasn't any mouth Has he? Rag
gedy Andy asked the Snarlyboodle.
Indeed he hasn't replied the
Snarlyboodle.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The board of managers of the
Mercy Home will meet Tuesday
morning at 1920 o'clock at the home
The Avondale Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION have changed the date of
their meeting from the third Thurs
day in the month to the third Tues
day, which will be Tuesday, Febru-
airy 90.
The Pelham chapter of the U. D. c.,
will meet Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock
at the Y. w. C. A, West Twentieth
as hostess.
The Eleanor Hord club will meet
with Mrs. S. Jesse Johnston, $3.50
Third avenue, south, today.
The Yancey chapter, United raugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, will meet
Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clock
on the mezzanine floor of the Tut
wiler. Members please note the hour.
The Improvement association of
the Henley school will meet Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. Mothers are
requested to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Headley Jordan's band of the
Southside Baptist church will have
a spend thee day party today ct tn
home of Mrs. w. e. B. Davis.
The woodlawn chapter, No. ITO,
Order Eastern Star, will have
chicken dinner Wednesday from
to at the Masonic temple in Wood
lawn.
The Ladies' aid of the Seventh Day
Advent church will have a valentine
tea at the home of Mrs. c. w. Fri.
hotter, on Tuesday, from 2 to 5.
The Drama league will present
William M. Ellsworth today at the
Chamber of Commerce, when he will
lecture on "Moliere and His Times"
This lecture will begin at o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
Real Spring Party at
Country Club Last
Night

Breaking the monotony of the lull
in socialdom during the past week
or ten days came the party of Mrs.
George Gordon Crawford last night
at the Country club, a lovely recep-
ton dance. Spring beauty and per-
fume unfelded from the brilliant
gladiolas and other flowers used in
clusters which Haunted their beauty
from handsome vases and from lovely
airy hanging baskets with gracefully
trailing tendrils of Greenery. South
edn smilaX gave lacy background
to the whole, which had the appear
ance of charming glen filled with
summer time gladness and sunshine.
An attractively arranged punch
table was empowered among ferns
and palms, where couples gathered
for cooling drinks and chatter be-
tween dances.
Numbers of beautiful spring frocks
were worn for the first time, giving
the affair an extra note of interest.
Many vivid colors with the flash of
sequins and silver trimmings, and
lovely corsages of fresh spring flow
ers set forth the beauty of the hun
dreds of matrons and young girls
hidden to this dancing party. An or
chestra played all of the dancing
favorites and the colored lighting eff
feets were beautiful, outlining the
dancing figures. adding high lights
to the ever changing scene and cast
ing soft shadows through the fill
greed leaves of palms and ferns
placed at the ends of the room.
Mrs. Crawford received her guests
In an orchid chiffon toilette with sill
yer lace draperies.
. Dancing continued until an early
morning hour, when a dainty plate
supper was served. Several hundred
people attended this affair.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
MRS. KLIPPELT ENTERTAINs
CLUB AT VALENTINE PARTY

One of the delightful social events
the past week was the valentine
party given by Mrs. s. B. Klippelt at
her home In Norwood to the Hunts
Vile Avenue Chautauqua circle and
several outside guests.
The home was effectively decor
ated with garlands of red hearts and
vases of red carnations, the valentine
motif being carried out in the ices
and minis. A novel heart contest
has been planned by the hostess and
was much enjoyed by every one.
Among those present were: Mrs.
George J. Bever, Mrs. D. H. Dillon,
Mrs. c. j. Geohagan, Miss Harriet
Dobbins. Mrs. ]. B. Mclean. Mrs. w.
L. Woodruff. Mrs. A. N. Hawkins,
Mrs. H. NJ. Stiles and Mrs. j. E.
Brownie.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-13
MRS. JOHN NJ. CARTWRIGHT
TO HIGHLAND BOOK CLUB

Mrs. John M. Cartwright, South
Twentieth street hill, was hostess to
the Highland Book club at its regu-
ar>meeting last week.
A number of interesting papers
were read, and Mrs. B. F. Wilkerson,
who has just recently returned from
New York. talked thrillingly of her
experiences at a Coue clinic.