The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
DOTHAN SOCIETY

LOTHIAN, Ala, Feb. 23.-(Special.) Mrs. T. w. Harris entertained at bridge Tuesday morning and at rock on Wednesday afternoon, complimentary to her sister Mrs. Guy Murphy of Louisville, Ny, who is her house guest. After number of interesting games on each occasion delicious refreshments were served to the players.
 Mothers Round Table s
 Mrs. Alvie Lewis was hostess to the Mothers Round Table on Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. l., C. Rates was leader of the enjoyable musical program given. Included on the program was a piano solo by Mrs. T. J. whatley. 1T. a vocal solo by Mrs Wallace Rach: reading, by Miss Willie Sanders; violin selo. by Mrs. Dan Hollis, and a piano. logue. T Got Pain In My Sawdust.' by Frances, the small daughter of the leader.
 Junior Harmony Club
 Gladys Black was leader of the Shakespearean program given Thurs day afternoon by the Junior Harmony club at the Elks home. Roll call was answered by. musical quotations from
 
 Killed the Deer" Beryl Rish, Charlia Mae Baushman, Mrs. W. s. Wilson
 Piano Midsummer Nirht,s Dream," Montine Lisenby, Miss Gladys King.
 Talk-Geraldine Lisenby.
 Chorus-"Who Is Sylvia.'' Beryl Rish, Thelma Williams, Charlie Mae Naushman, Oriana Stewart, Janice {. 4
 Memory contest drill.
 Study Club 2
 Mrs. Herman Cannon was hostess to the Study club on Friday afternoon. Better Speech" was the theme for the afternoon study.
 Roll call-"A Tour I Would Like To Make"
 Talk-"Better Speech" Miss Olivia Dannelly.
 Dissertation of Worlds Tour" Mrs. T. H. Mcintyre.
 Description of Tour of Alabama Mrs. Grady Page. ?.
 Better Speech" week is being ob- served by the Study club. this week and lovely posters have been placed in the downtown district to make citizens real ize it's importance. 'st Valentine Party
 Mrs. E. o. Jones entertained the Thursday Rock club and a few other friends at lovely Valentine party Thursday afternoon when the home was attractively arranged with holiday dec orations. Strings of Valentines were carried from the corners of the dining room and formed festoOn over pret- tily appointed table, where Mesdames Arthur Morris and Goree Johnson served delicious fruit punch. After the games salad course followed by an ice course, further carrying out the Val entine idea, were served to the players.
 Formal Opening Of Country Club with the handsome new Country club house appropriately decorated for the occasion in valentine suggestions the formal opening of this organization was held on Thursday evening, February IA.
 From 5 80 to 9 80 a reception was held with the board of directors and their wives receiving. The board in- cludes Dr. Alfred s. Frasier, Messrs. W. c. Sherman, J. J. Flowers, B. w. Armstrong, J. R. Young, c. H. Malone. D. w. Baker, D. R. Porter, B. G. Farmer, ST., John Sanders, Sr.. J. R. Faircloth, J. T. Brock and S. E. Gel lerstedt.
 Promptly at g 80 o'clock the grand march, led by Dr. Alfred S. FrasiSr. president of the club, and Miss Cath erine sherman, the beautiful young daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. c. Sher- man began, after which dancing was indulged in until 1 o'clock.
 A bevy of young girls dressed to rep resent valentines served punch to the hundreds of guests who enjoyed the hospitality of the club on it's opening night. .a.5s. .7p .0 z. '. '. The, Domino orchestra furnished music during the evening.
 New Members Taken Into Writers Club
 The regular meeting of the Dothan Writers club was held on the stage at the City auditorium Wednesday morning when six new, members were welcomed into the club. each of whom gave original work. These new mem- bers were Mesdames H. A. Denton. J. A. Campbell, Ernest Cox, J. c. Haynes, Henry Flowers and Sellers Slough.
 At noon the club adjourned to the Elite cafe. where luncheon was served. Mir. R. H. Ferguson made a talk, on Journalism" The club will take oyer the edition of the Wiregrass Journal of