The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-30
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BESSEME !, SOCIETY


noon at 3 o'clock at the Jonesbort
Methodist church. The organization i,
composed of representatives of the mis-
sionary societies of the various churche.
and this viii be the initial meeting
preparatory to the summer campaign
The devotional will be led by Rev
G. III. Bobo, which will be followed BY
a vocal selection by Mrs. Macon VIII
liams. Mrs. A. j. Bowen will give q
reading. Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Edns
Belle Harrison of the health depart
ment will talk on child welfare work in
Bessemer. Mrs. George Stevenson, so,
ciAl service secretary, viii make a re.
port and Mrs. j. T. Crofford will re.
port the finances. Mrs. H. l.. Bains
will talk on the proposed mothers and
daughters banquet, while Mrs. f.. o.
Heller will speak on the summer work
among the girls. The service will be
closed with prayer by Mrs. B. I,
Waites.
Entertains At Forty.two-The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wed Gwin was the
scene of hospitality Thursday evening
when members of the Thursday Forty.
/ two club and their husbands were de-
lightfuliy entertained, with DIR. and
Mrs. Walter Gwin as associate host
esses. Jonquils in attractive baskets
were placed about the rooms and sailed
nuts were placed at each of the nine
tables. A plate luncheon with an ice
course was served at the conclusion of
the games. Those enjoying this hos
pitality we're Mr.. and Mrs. benson
Bentley, MIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Farris, Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Sturdivant, Mr.. and
/ III Ill
Edwin Guy, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. +. $. Fitzgerald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lennie Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Cowan; Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Friedman, Judge and
Mrs. ]. G. B. Gwin, DIR. and Mrs. r. e.
DIR. and Mrs. P. e. Gwin and Mrs.
Ruth Tillman.
Matrons Entertained -Mrs. George
Waller was hostess to the Matrons'
club and other friends Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. George Rutledge,
on Clarendon avenue. The house was
attractive in spring flowers, and
Forty-two was enjoyed. Afterward the
AaoStCco oCINCu a pAdLc luuCHeOn, WlL0
an ice course and coffee. She was as
sisted by Miss Mary Elizabeth Rut-
ledge, Miss Alpha Nolen, Miss Willene
Cox and Miss Florence Waller.
Those enjoying this hospitality were
Mrs r. w. Waldrop, Mrs. George
Rutledge, Mrs. Ed Read, Mrs. n. B.
Parker, Mrs. John Neal, Mrs. Lee
Moody, Mrs. e. K. Miller, Mrs. e. W.
Mcneil, Mrs. G. w Mcdonald, Mrs.
Howard McEniry, Mrs. Gordon Jones.
Mrs. w. w. Hollingsworth, Mrs. T. G.
Donald, Mrs. G.. B. Hollinesworth. Mrs.
Charles Bentley, Mrs. Tom Benton.
Mrs. Lacey Edmundson, Mrs. W. G.
Baty, Mrs. Ellis Terry, Mrs. w. A.
Cochran, Mrs. A. d. Bell, Mrs. Owen
Williams, Mrs. Arthur Cooley, Mrs.
Macon Williams, Mrs. G. B. Lyle, Mrs
Eugene HOneycutt, Mrs. Sam Erlick
Mrs. w. e. Cunningham, Mrs. George
Ross, Mrs. w. II. Porter, Mrs. Richard
Fault, Mrs. George Woodward. Mrs
Tom McCollum, Mrs. j. A. Snider, Mrs
j. s. Winters and Mrs. George Steven.
son.
Entertains At Nah Jongg-Mrs. ]. III
Blue was hostess to the Nah Jongq
club Friday afternoon. The house was
attractive in spring flowers, carrying
out motif of yellow and white. Fol.
lowing a series of games the hostess
served a salad course with individual
cakes embossed Nah Jongg." Those
p sent were Mrs. ]. A. Little, Mrs
]. G. Wilson, Mrs. j. C. Pope, Mrs
Bruce Snider, Mrs. NJ. G. Ragsdale
Mrs. Mac Batson, Mrs. Guy Wilson
anad Mrs. Julian Eriick. $3.50.
Music Club To Meet-The members
of the Junior Mcdowell Music club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at &c
O'Clock at the home of Miss Margaret
Copeland. Edward Ling will be diree
tor for the afternoon. The following
program will be rendered: Piano, Mis-
Louise Kemp; pianologue, Miss Glars
Mae Loveless; piano, Miss Clustie Me
Tyeire; Life of Bucher," Miss Mar
guerite Briggs; piano, Miss Bessie Ma,
Stevens; current events, Miss Heller
Veitch.
Entertains SisterhO0d-The Beth e
SisterhOod met Thursday afternoon a
the home of Mrs..I. Mandelcorn. Sew
eral matters relating to the summer
work were discussed, after which til,
hostess served a salad and sweet cours,
during a social interval. Only mem
bers were present.
To Elect Officers go The Unite,
Daughters of the Confederacy will
! meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ho
mer Hurd, when Mrs. Henry Hurd, Mrs
. George Woodrow and Mrs. GeOrg
Williamson viii be associate hostesses
The annual election of officers will b
held at this time, and delegates will b
elected to the national convention, t,
be held soon. A short program will b.
: held under the direction of Mrs Georg
Houston, and paper on "Memoria
Day." will be read by Mrs. L. d. Nc
Collum. Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove will
direct short musical program.
Quest Club To Meet-Mrs. Julian
Erlick will be hostess to the Quest clul
Friday afternoon at 3 80 o'clock, whei
: Stella Dallas" will be the tonic TO
discussion. A synopsis of the play viii
be given by Mrs. T. J. McCollum, Will
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell will discuss tn
leading character as a woman and a
mother. A business session will ais
: be held
Mrs. Williamson HOstess-The Cul
} ture club will be entertained Tbursda,
, afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. w
Williamson, with Mrs. j, II. Chandle
as associate hostess. 1.-THE Fool" b.
Pollock, will be the subject for study
and an informal discussion will be lie,
by Mrs. B. p. Harris and Mrs. III. /.
, Bains. THE Man and His Art vii
be the subject of paper by Mrs. Den
son: Reports on several civic under
= takings, including the canvass for til
ilifteracy fund, will be heard,
Announcements - The Woodwar
Bridge club viii meet Thursday after
ment." A special missionary program
will be held at the IL o'clock service.