The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17
STATE CAPITAL SOCIETY NEWS
Dothan Society


 LOTHIAN, Ala, Aug. 16.-(Special) Miss Mary Colquit of Macon, Ga.,. the attractive guest of Miss Elizabeth Jeter, was honoree at a morning party at the Country club Thursday morning. Garden flowers in the gorgeous colors adorned the apartments used in enter taining. Bridge and rock were played at five tables.
 At noon Misses Mary Amos and Eleanor Bell assisted the hostess m serving delicious refreshments.
 Beginners Have Party-The Begin ners department of the Foster Street Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a de- lightful party at the church Saturday afternoon when the teachers of the little folks were hostesses. After q number of interesting games on the lawn the children were invited into the Beginners department where ice cream cones were served.
 Birthday Party-Margaret Jones, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. 10. E. Jones, celebrated her seventh birthday anniversary Thursday afternoon with a children's party at the home of her parents on South Bell street. As the little guests arrived punch was served and after a enjoyable time playing games on the lawn they were invited into the dining room where much mer- riment was caused over the cutting of the handsomely embossed birthday cake with its seven lighted candles, which was served with ice cream.
 Mrs. Jones was assisted in entertain ing the small guests of her daughter by Misses Edna Dempsey and Mary La timer.
 Business Women Meet-The regular monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club was held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Newsom hotel with Misses Mary Craw- ford and Maude Baughman in charge of the program. The president, Miss Catherine Corley, presided.
 The program was opened with the singing of a number of songs, after which the president brought some mat ters of business before the club later telling of her recent visit to the Nurses National convention in Cleveland and through the east.
 Musical numbers were rendered by Miss Lucy Wood Baughman, pianist, and Charlie Mae Baughmans violinist
 Miss Bessie Whitmire made a re- port of the meeting of the state execu- five board held in Birmingham several weeks ago.
 Faith" was the subject of the talk given by Mrs. Scottie Mckenzie Fras- fer, honorary president.
 A Concentration" game afforded much merriment.
 As a report of the membership com mittee Mrs. !. 0. Washington was presented to the club.
 Enjoyable Bridge Party-One of the enjoyable events of the summer months was the bridge party given Mesdames T. J. Whatley, Jr., and Gladys Mar tin Tuesday afternoon at the Country club when their guests included the members of the Double-Six Bridge club and number of invited friends. Games were played at 15 tables.
 Baskets of garden flowers lent their gorgeous colors to the rooms thrown together for the occasion.
 Punch was served by Miss Reba Pill, cher, Miss Mary Lou Bell, Mrs. Angus Acree and Mrs. Will Whatley. At noon an ice course was served.
 DOthan Girl Elected-Miss Jessie Carroll Stevens, who won a summer scholarship to Camp Takeda for writ ing the best essay on %Make Play Worthwhile" has been elected one of the ten Junior Councillors at this popular Girls camp near Gainesville, Ga. To be made a counsellor one must make a high average in leadership loyalty, dependability and general neat ness.
 For Young VisitOrs-Little Miss Kennette Frazier was hostess at Rock Tuesday afternoon at the home of her father, Mir. W. H. Frazier. on Houston Heights, honoring little Misses Mary Sue and Willie Pearl Cureton of Miami, Fla.
 After several interesting games delicious ice course was served.