The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12
3BESSEMER SOCIAL

Nash. Glasgow Wedding-The marriage of Mrs. Hethey Etoyle Nash and Mir! Nitrous A. Glasgow was solemnized at the home of Mrs. Nash on Berkley ave- me Friday evening. A beautiful set ting of palms, ferns, and flowers formed background for the wedding phfty. The ceremony was impressively read by Dr. B. B. Glasgow of Athens college, brother of the groom, who used the ring ceremony. Mrs. J. M. Barnes, sister of the groom, played the wedding march. --- ..
 The bride was lovely in rust brown ensemble suit with accessories to match.
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of the large gathering of friends.
 After a short wedding tour the happy couple will make their home in Bes- senler, where the groom is connected with the T. c. l. company.
 Guest Club Meets-Mrs. MacBat- son was hostess to the Quest club Fri day. afternoon at her home on Dart mouth avenue. The program for the afternoon consisted of sketch of the Kentucky mountaineer by Miss Eliza beth Mitchell, based on the book writ ten by Lucy Furman; anecdotes and songs from the book, by Mrs. NJ. c. Ragsdale poem of the Kentucky noun taineer by Mrs. Will A. Cochran. Mrs. John McConell gave a splendid report from the Second District Confederation copYention held at AnnistOn this week.
 Sherbert and cake were served. Those present were: Mrs. Guy Wilson, Mrs. M.l c. Ragsdale, Miss Sue Jones, Mrs. I'd. McCollum, Miss Jessie Pringle, Mrs. John Mcconnell, Mrs. w. A. Cochran, Mrs. H. H. Milton, Mrs. w. VI Hit, Mrs F. $. Fitzgerald, Mrs. AID. Sturdivant, Mrs. H. H. Pendle- tom, Mrs. Bruce Snider, Miss Eliza beth Mitchell.
 SOuthSide Bridge Club-Mrs. Fred H.. Stover entertained the members of hersclub Friday afternoon at her home inlSonth Bessemer. Dahlias with froli- age placed in silver baskets and vases formed tn house decorations.
 The club prizes was won by Mrs GaoFge Rutledge and the consolation prize was drawn by Mrs. George Will soh. At the close of the afternoon games a salad course and charlotte russe with cake were served. Only members of the South Side Bridge club were present.
 Junior Matron's Club-Mrs. George Cochran was hostess to the Junior Ma tronis club Saturday afternoon at hel hom con Dartmouth avenue. The ar rangement of the flowers and other de tails of the party were made to carry out the motif of pink and blue.
 Bridge was enjoyed during the aft ernnon at the close of which refresh ments were served. The followin; guests were present: Mrs. Tom Parker Mrs. Lee Chambers, Mrs. Julian Erlick Mrs. F. s. Fitzgerald, Mrs. MacClay Mrs. John Mcconnell, Mrs. Henr! Evans, Mrs. A. D. Ball, Mrs. Johi Kitnmons, Mrs. A. D. Sturdivant, Mrs George Baker. Mrs. Macon Williams Mrs. H. H. Milton, Mrs. Ed Gury Miss Mary Nell Baker, Mrs. Me Bat son. Mrs. Frank Diffley, Mrs. J. C Donaldson, Mrs. John Eagan. Mrs Charles Long, Mrs. Peyton McEniry Mrs. J. c. Pope, Mrs. NJ. c. Ragsdale Mrs. Bruce Snider, Mrs. s. w. Wright Mrs Guy Wilson, Mrs. Herschel Vii son, Miss Elizabet Mitchell, Mis- Carolyn Moore, and Miss Freed
 Point Of The Needle CIub-Mem bers of the Point of the Needle clu were entertained by Mrs F. NJ. Owel at,her home on Fifth avenue Frida afternoon. Charity" and Social Serv ice Work" were the subjects discusse, during the afternoon. Proper Play grounds for Children" was also dis cussed.
 A two-course luncheon was served Members present were; Mrs. Home Hurd, Mrs. T. J. DeJarnett. Mrs. c Fl, Halbrook, Mrs. Essau Harris, Mrs GwSlsa Herbert. Miss Elizabeth HeI