The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26

ins; giftOrlan, Gladys rnRlanc, sldtiS ;ician, Judson Sides: poet, Lester Ga- ble: prophet Miss Helen Sullivan; last will and testament, Walter Jones.
 At meeting of the class earlier Tn the month, Clarence Meadows was cleo ted president; Lester Gable, vice presi- dent. and Miss Helen Sullivan secretary and treasurer. Plans for entertain ments and programs for the coming weeks were laid at the meeting triduy.
 The members of the Quest club met at the home of Mrs. Will Cochran on Clarendon avenue Friday afternoon as 8 o'clock A business session was held ut the beginning of the meeting, after which the literary program in charge of Mrs. Milton Herbert was held.
 An outline and interpretation of the ''Bcoks So Big" by Edna Ferber, was given by Mrs. Will SCochr3n. Mrs. F. $. Fitzgerald gave paper on The Predomiance of Women :n the Best American Fiction of To-day" sub-titled by Edna Ferher and Willia Gather. A round table discussion of the program ard topics of the afternoon were dis cussed by the members. A salad ana ire course was served by the hostess at the close of the afternoon.
 Mrs. F. c. Anderson wac hostess to the Muscado Bridge club Friday eve ming at her home in Muscado, when she entertained at four tables of bridge. .
 The prizes were won by Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Cross. Following tine games ond the awarding of prizes, the host ess served sandwiches and coffee anu sweet course. Only members of tEe club were present.
 Miss Ruth Rutherford of Piedmont, and Mir. Albert Satterfield of Bessemer were quietly married Saturday eve ming in Bessemer in the presence ot few relatives and friends.
 Immediately after the wedding cere- mony, the couple left for an eastern trip. Upon their return Mir. and Mrs Saiterfield will make their home or. Dartmouth avenue. Mrs. Sattei field, before her marriage, was teacher in the city schools of Piedmont. MT: sat tcrfield is connected with the United States Cast Iron, Pipe and Foundry company.
 Members of the Woodward Bridge club were entertained Thursday after noon py Mrs. M. J. Lee at her home ln Woodward. Halloween decorations and c1,t flowers were used to make the home more attractive. The two-course lunch con served after the games also carried out Halloween suggestion.
 Gifts were presented, Mrs. T. J. Cuniff aid Mrs. $. w. Wright for highest club and and guest scores. Miss Nnude Odom drew the consolation prize, a black and iadge vanity. The guests included members of the club and Mrs. w. H. Husley, Mrs. w. ID. Miller. Mrs. Robert Hitchcock, Mrs. BircL Cameron. Miss Sara Mckinley Mrs. Pevton McEniry, Miss Maude (ldom. Mrs. J. H. Leonard, Mrs Herschel Wilson, Mrs. $. w. Wright and Mrs. Cameron.
 The Bessemcr Writers club met at the home of Mrs. w. H. Lewis on Third avenue Thursday afternoon. It was de- rided at business session after rhe program to offer a $10 prize ln the state federation contest for the best story of i 300 words or less. Original contributions were read by members, and plans for future work were made.
 CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
 First Baptist--At the morning serv- ice Mir. D. F. Greene of Montgomery secretary of the Baptist State board' will preach, and in the evening, Rev. w. H. Carson, returned missionary from Africa will fill the pulpit. Mrs. Carsor will be with him and they Will render duet. ,
 Next Wednesday, the regular church luncheon will take place at the church dining room at 6 :45 o'clock. At :SO' prayer meeting will be held. after which the I4crd's supper will be observed.
 The luncheon given in honor of the new members in the church last week was well attended, there being l4O present. The general theme under WIS cussiou was "The Relation of the Mem her to the Church" various phases of the subject were handled by G. Her bert, A. R. Smith, Judge J. C. B. Gwin and the pastor, Dr. J. o. Will jams. Baptism took place at the close of the luncheon hour and thirty who mad joined during the meeting were baptized.
 First Presbyterian-Dr. J. o. Hillier will fill the pulpit at the Presbyterian and announces for his morning topic What Christ says Concerning the In- visible" There will be regular services in the evening.
 First Christian-There will be scrv ices both morning and evening and the eopic to be discussed by the pastor Rev. G. l.. Cleveland at II o'clock will be Heavenly Recognition"
 First MethOdist-Dr. B. T. Waites announces the following services for today: Morning topic, "A good Task