The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-31
BESSEMER SOCIAL

Wednesday Bridge Club--Mrs. W. T. Warlick extended delightful hospi- tality Friday afternoon, when she en- tertained the Wednesday Bridge club and a number of guests at her home on Third avenue. Guests of honor includ- ed |: Mrs. w.. T. Warlick, Jr.; Mrs. ]. B. Grigsby, Mrs. Arthur McGarry, Mrs. Cecil Deason and Mrs. Wood Price. The lower floor of the home was beau tifully decorated with summer flowers, which carried out the color motif of yellow and white.
 After a series of games, the high score prize, beudoir lamp, was won by Mrs. Velpo Ragsdale; guest prize, flower bowl, being won by Mrs. Eugene Honeycutt and the consolation score pad was drawn by Mrs. R. w. Simp- son.
 Refreshments in above color scheme were served the following guests: Mrs. George Houston, Mrs. J. A. Little, Miss Eva Smith, Mrs. W. c. Kennedy, Mrs. Q. R. Kutchins, Mrs. Ed Read, Mrs. Eugene Honeycutt, Mrs. Lee Moody, Mrs. c. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Lopez, Mrs. J. c. Wilson, Mrs. J. B Grigsby, Mrs. Wood Price, Mrs. Clayton Grigs- by, Mrs. Arthur McGarry, Mrs. Cecil Deason, Mrs. John Neal, Mrs, John Eagan, Mrs. Lacy Edmondson, Mrs. W. F. Golsom, Mrs. Velpo Ragsdale, Mrs. R. F. Smith, Mrs. Dan Davis, Mrs. W. II. Warlick, Jr. Mrs. R. w., Simpson, Mrs. 5. G. Kennedy, Mrs. c. W. Nixon, Mrs. ". L. Rush, Miss Eva Taylor, Mrs. Kate Waller, Mrs. J. S. Winters and Mrs. S. H. Price.
 Point Of. The Needle CIub-The Point of-the-Needle Club was entertained by Mrs. J. R. Waldrop at her home on Clarendon avenue Friday afternoon. Baskets of asters were used to decorate the home.
 'Trayel'' was the topic of the after noon, Mrs. Rose Huey and Miss Eliza beth Herbert, who have returned from extended trips to the northern and west ern states, gave splendid outlines of their trips. and experiences, and others present also gave short talks on Travel"
 Refreshments in two courses were served at the close of the afternoon Those present were: Mrs. Essau Harris Mrs. Rose Huey, Mrs E. NJ. Owen. Miss Elizabeth Herbert, Mrs. L. B. Bradley. Mrs. o. H. Halbrook, Mrs. Gwylan Her bert, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs Harry Massey, Miss Alvefson and Mrs. R, H. Maxwell.
 Spades Club Entertained-Oneo of the most delightful parties of the season was that given by Mrs. Glenn Long at the home of Mrs. J. A. Long in Woodward when she entertained the members of the Spades club and other invited guests Friday afternoon. Nine tables for bridge were placed in the living and dining rooms and on the veranda, which were made more at tractive with quantities of summer flowers, the color scheme of pink and green being observed. At the conclu- sion of the games dainty prizes were gwen. Top score prize, embroidered dresser set, was won by Mrs. Herbert Honeycutt and the guest prize, dresser set was won by Mrs. Ed Hunter and Mrs. l.. l.. Lockwood cut the consola- tlon, hand-painted telephone novelty.
 Punch was served to the guests as they arrived by Miss Amy Bryant and later Tn the afternoon frozen desserts were served. The following guests were present: Miss Willie Lee Smith. Miss Virginia Williamson, Miss Amy Bry ant, Miss Ethel Williamson, Miss Mag gle Johnston, Miss Verna Laird. Miss Paul1n Powell, Miss Sadie Phelps. Miss, Frances Hooper, Miss Lizzie Mae Hard- line, Miss Alvis Little, Miss Katie Ling, Mrs. Dan Goss, Mrs. Tom Ba- ker, Mrs. A. D. Maddox, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Paul Regsdale, Mrs. W, Fl. Shepherd, Mrs. Golan Buck. Mrs. L. l.. Vann, Jr., Mrs. John Horsley. Mrs. Carter, Mrs. l.. l.. Lockwood Mrs. Granger Williams, Mrs. George A. Stoves, Mrs. Clarence Bumgardner. Mrs. Herbert Honeycutt, Mrs. William Lowery, Mrs. D. G. Woods, Mrs. Wal lace Stephenson, Mrs. Felton, Mrs. Mil lard Deason, Mrs. Ed Guy, Mrs. W. Q, Hodgkins, Mrs. Hal Brook. Mrs. John oRourke and Mrs. F. S. F'itz-
 HOsey.KelIer Wedding-A quiet wed. ding of Miss Floy Hosey and Herman, Keller occurred Thursday evenin@ at the home of Rev. w. F. Price on Sec ond avenue in the presence of few friends: The couple left immediately for Atlanta and other points in Geor- gia.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. E Hosey and both parties have been long residents of Bessemer.
 They will make their future home at AoS1 NlneCeentn street.
 PersOnals-Miss Darian Jones oF Tampa, Fla, is guest of Mrs. E. P. Lacey.
 Miss Ruth Wilson of Blocton is visit ing Mrs. w. L. Nichols at her home in Woodward.
 Mrs. B.. L. AIcKenney and children have returned to their home at Cordele. Ga, after visit to Mrs. c. NJ. Owen
 Miss Elizabeth Guy of Quincy, Fla. Is visiting relatives and friends here. Miss Maggie Johnston is i'll at her home.
 Mrs. Sarah Killingsworth has re- at Il o'clock. Sunday school meets at
 Hueytown Baptist-Rev. W. F. Price will use as his topic Christian Voca- tions at the morning service at the Hueytown Baptist, his topic in the eve ming being, Some Lessons from Life of Jonah" Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock.
 South Highland Baptist-At the morning services there will be recep- ton of new members followed by Holy