The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12
Dothan Society

| 7DOTHAN, Alya., Oct. 1l.-An Tn formal courtesy to Mrs. Patterson, ma tional committee woman from North Carolina, was the informal luncheon given by Mrs. Ida Inscor, superinten dent of the Moody hospital, Wednesday at noon when places were laid foI twelve t'3
 Harris-McAdam- and Mrs. Ed ward Joseph McAdam of Dothan, Ala. announce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Kathryn Clotilde, to Mir. Cecil Her bert Harris, on Saturday, October fourth, nineteen hundred and twenty. four.
 MT. and Mrs. Palmer Enfestain al Bridge-Four tables were arranged for bridge on Tuesday evening when Mir and Mrs. T. w. Palmer entertained their friends at theis hospitable home on North Foster street.
 Mrs. W. T. Street was winner of the lady's prize and Mrs. Frank Ussey 1 the gentlemen's prize. Both were given silk hose. After the games a ice course was served.
 The Study Club-Mrs. D. B. Sinclair afternoon in the first meeting of the 
 Roll call-Current events.
 "Sex in Literature" Ed Hawk. ins. ta..1
 "Sex in Cookery Elinor Barnett.
 My Work Through the State"-Miss Edith Rider, of the state welfare de- partment.
 After adjournment delicious salad and ice course was served. Hostess to Missionary Society Monday
 Mrs. W. w. Barnett was hostess to the Woman's Missionary society of the Foster Street Methodist church Mon day afternoon at ''Hillcrece," her lovely country home. ~" Thirty members were present. A fea- ture of the afternoons program was the report of the talents" which were re- gently distributed among the members. | After the program Misses Elinor and Frances Barnett and Miss Olivia Dan- nelly served an ice course. Mothers Club Meets
 Mrs. S. NJ. Bentley was hostess to the Mothers club Tuesday afternoon.
 The president, Mrs. w. c. Sherman, president and the following program was enjoyed: Roll call-Vacation trips.
 Reading constitution and bylaws Mrs. c. M. Lewis. ST
 Report Sixth district federation con vention Mrs. c. W. Johnson. Presidents Message-"Modern Moth ers"-Mrs. w. c. sherman. ss Vocal solo-"The Mountain Stream Mrs. W. D. Paschal and Mrs. G. H. Denson.
 Mrs. Bentley was assisted in serving salad plate and iced tea by Mrs. J. E. Jones.
 Junior Harmony Club
 The Junior Harmony club opened the years work with delightful program at the Elks' home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Patrick E. Jones is in charge of the juniors for the year. Sarah Lewis was leader and DeMarius Stevens and Kennette Frazier hostesses. The pro- gram included. Greetings by the president. .
 Piano solo, Morse Song" (Schuman) -Frances Hall.
 Vocal solo, Flee as a Bird" (Root) -Myra Ennis.
 Piano solo, "To Spring (Grieg)- Elizabeth Lee.
 Lesson study-Miss Edith Secor.
 Piano solo, ''Sprites of the Glenn" (Dennie) e)-Montine Lisenby.
 Violin solo, "Sarabaude"-Helen Avery.
 Talk-Mrs. W. S. Wilson, president of the senior club.
 Coral pracice.
 Mrs. Bird Hostess to Mothers Round Table @esf
 Mrs. Walter Barnes, who will preside over the Mothers Round Table for this year, was in the chair Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. o. N. Bird, when the first meeting of the current year was held.
 After greetings by the president, Mrs. Walter Watford gave a splendid report of the recent federation meeting held in Columbia. 'Love's Nocturne, '' (Gigli) Victrola selection was much enjoyed.
 Mrs. Frank Newton, the secretary, read the constitution and bylaws Mrs Ava Lewis, the leader for the afternoon, led the discussion on What We Hope Our Club Will Accomplish"
 Miss Dorothy Crimson assisted her sister in serving a delicious salad