The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-11
SOCIAL NOTES FROM
 TROY OF INTEREST

TROY. Ala.--satuTday afternoon tn. Music Study club held most in terestlng meeting. The subject for the afternoon study was Shake
 Tn inc absence of Mrs. W. L. Da- vds. Mrs. Eugene Murphree was leader for the afternoon.
 Mrs. Mary Solman gave paper cn "The Poets Knowledge of Music and others taking part were; Mrs. Lane Enzor. Miss Ryerson, Mrs. & sam Mittentha, Mrs. McCook, Mrs. Eugene Murpbree. Mrs. Key Murphree. Mrs. Goldthwaite, Mrs. Helton, Mrs. Will kerson. Choral practice closed the afternoons pleasures.
 The Monday Night Bridge club vas most hospitably entertained at their regular weekly meeting by Mrs. Elning Henderson at her htme on North Three Notch street.
 Graceful chrysanthemums in tones of autumn graced the rooms where the tables were placed.
 Mrs. Hubert Brown received bridge score pads for making top score for the ladies' and Frank P. Folmar was given highest score among the men.
 The guests prize, a lovely lustre vase. went to Mrs. Frank Jones.
 A salad plate, tempting and palat- able, was served after the game.
 There were present: MT. and Mrs Herbert Mcleod, MT. and Mrs. Joe K. Brantley, Mir. and Mrs. Emory Fol mar. MT. and Mrs. Hubert Brown, MT. and Mrs. Frank Folmar, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Parks, Mir S. E. Mary, Mesdames L.. Jones, Fred Henderson and Miss Charlotte Busey.
 The Junior Epworth league en- loved Halloween social at the Meth odist church Friday evening.
 The primary rooms were gaily adorned ,.in black cats, pumpkins and other Halloween symbols with bright red apples swinging everywhere.
 Games were enjoyed under super vision of Mrs. o. Speight, superintend- ent with the usual witch cavorting about.
 Fruits. toasted marshmallows and lshot chocolate was served.
 Miss Elizabeth Gellerstedt, a charming bride of this week, was honored Saturday at noon at buff fet luncheon by her aunt, Mrs. B. M. Talbot, at her home on College ave nue. Miss Gellerstedt's wedding will be an interesting event of Wednes- day afternoon. when she will be- come Mrs. William Harrison Wright of Roanoke, Ala.
 Autumn tones were emphasized in the lovely flowers of the decorations adding to the attractiveness of the home.
 A served in the dining room to the l following guests: Misses Pearl Gel lerstedt. Margaret Gellerstedt, Mary | Olive Copeland, Helen CCrcoran, Sydney Swift, Kathryn Rainer, An nella Chapman, Elizabeth Henderson, Mesdames J. K. Brantley, B. M. Tai bot, Jr., w. M. billiard, J. F. Shaffer. Herman Jernigan, Fred Nall. L. L. Gellerstedt. Albert Williams, Sam Sabel, George owens, Pete Black, Robert Gellerstedt, Gerald Tender son, Harmon Allison and Lamar Rai- l ner.
 gowned in brown canton crepe, with a brown hat. Mrs. Talbot wore black
 Miss Elizabeth Gellerstedt. whose marriage on Wednesday afternoon 1 to MT William II. Wright c Roanoke, Ala, will be the social event of the week, was the inspira . ton of a beautiful party Wednesday afternoon, at which Mrs. Abe Rosen- | berg was hostess in her honor.
 The lower floor of this attractive home was thrown en suite and white and yellow chrysanthemums beauti- fully arranged abG ut the rooms. | Bridge was played and the luckiest one was Miss Winnie Sanders, who received in award for high score, a bridge set Mrs. George owens re- oeived consolation for her poor luck l by being presented some dainty l handmade handkerchiefs.
 To the lovely honoree, who was 1 picture in black canton crepe, with g big picture hat with touches of sill yer, stme dainty lingerie was given
 A delicious and tempting salad plate was served.
 The afternoons pleasures were shared by Miss Elizabeth Gellerstedt honoree; Mesdames Robert Geller- stedt. George Owens, Joe Kirver Brantley, Ike Rosenberg, Herman Jernigan, Felix Leslie. Lamar Rainer Albert Williams, William Dlllard Fred Nall. Harmon Allison, James Talbot, Sam Sabel. Gerald Henderson | and Gillis Sanders. Misses Margare' i Gellerstedt, Elizabeth Henderson Helen Corcoran, Winnie Sanders Arv RsnnEpN pyrCINECQ CnITPCE