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

l HoI dt lhc hoihe ol GATS.7 C1. Nt. dr- fridge, the president, Monday afternoon An interesting program was given with Mrs. W. P. Hurt as leader, who also gave the Bible lesson and talk on Acceptance as Christ's Co-workers.'
 The topic of the afternoon study was 'The lllumined Christ in Mexico"
 Roll call was responded to with verses of Scripture. Talks were given on the afternoons study by Mrs. A. G. Seay, Mrs. I. W. Grant and Mrs. J. J. Startling. e.,
 Reports from, the district conference were given by Mrs. Startling and Mrs. F. K. Partridge.
 A talk on the repair work so badly needed at the church by $. A. Williams met with response of $1,000 pledge by the society.
 During the social hour delicious re- treatments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Partridge, Mrs. Hattie Aneed and Mrs. R. l.. Pierce.
 Geographic Study Club
 Miss Martha Jane Ballard was hos tess to the Geographic Study club Friday afternoon at her home on North Three Notch street. .
 Spring flowers adorned the rooms where the meeting was held, yellow pre- dominating in the coloring. Federation letters were read and passed upon and the secretary instruct ed to answer them.
 Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. Sam Starke, Mrs. B. I. Douglas contributed to the interesting program.
 Patriotic quotations were given in response to roll call.
 Salad and hot tea were served dur ing the social hour.
 Music Study Club
 The Music Study club enjoyed a splendid program Saturday afternoon at the K: of r. hall, studying the music of Italy. -. 2.
 Mrs. w. R. Koonce was leader. for the afternoon and Mrs. c. R. Brannen and Mrs. J. $. Helton were hostesses. Participants in the interesting pro- gram were Mrs. w. R. Koonce, Mrs. l.. l.. Gellerstedt, Miss Margaret Geller- stedt, Mrs. Herman Jernigan, Mrs. Hu. bert Brown, Mrs. Mary Selman, Mrs. Lane Enzor, Mrs. A. s. Sartain and others.
 Choral practice, directed by Miss Ryerson. followed the regular program.
 Mrs. Jernigan Hostess
 Mrs. Herman Jernigan entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club at her home on Murphree street at the regular meeting this week. Carna- tions and sweet peas graced the rooms where four tables were placed for the games of bridge.
 Mrs. Jim Tom Brant1ey made high est score and received the prize, bridge set. The consolation prize, bridge table numbers, went to Miss Martha Jane Ballard. A salad plate and hot tea was served after the games.
 Mrs. Jernigan's hospitality included Mesdames W. A. Jones, Herbert Brantley, Joe Kirven Brantley, Fred Hall, Sam Sabel,. James Talbot. Jim Tom Brantley, George Owens, Lamar Rainer. Felix Leslie, George Friedland- CT of Hazelton, Pa, and Misses Eliza beth Henderson, Helen Corcoran, Mar tha Jane Ballard and Winnie Sanders.
 Dothan Teams Entertained S The Dothan girls and boys compos- ing the basketball teams were enter, tained Wednesday evening by Harry Hall at the home of Miss Frances CoIe- man on Walnut street.
 Pretty spring flowers adorned the rooms, where progressive conversation and games furnished entertainment for the happy occasion.
 Punch and cakes were served from prettily appointed table during the evening.
 Meeting Of U. D. c.
 Mrs. J. F. Wood, ST., and Mrs. L. NJ. Bashinsky were joint hostesses to the Troy chapter, U. D. C., Tuesday afternoon at the handsome home of MT s. Wood on College avenue. Butter. cups and other spring flowers added tc the attractiveness of the home. ..
 Mrs. Bashinsky, chairman of the scholarship funds, reported that more than $4.O00 has been realized from the sale of the cookbook, True and Tried Recipes" which were carefully com piled by Mrs. Bashinsky as a memorial t" her daughter, Mrs. Helen Bashinskl Case.
 At the suggestion of Mrs. l.. R White, the chapter voted to serve 6 luncheon on Memorial Day to the Con federate veterans of this county.
 Five dollars each was donated fol the Ben Gilmer and Electra Sims Col stOn scholarships.
 Mrs. C. B. Goldthwaite sang a beau tliul song, the piano accompaniment tC which was played by her sister, Mrs Il. A. Porter, of Pennsylvania.
 The program of the afternoon was ( memorial to the late Judge Walter Alexander Montgomery of Raleigh, N . Mrs. Key Mprphree read excerpts rom an address of the judge on the oc casiOn of the unveiling of the monu ment to the Confederate dead oi Warren county, North Carolina. ioI Henderson. sister of Judge Mont gomery, read a speech of the Hon. F. r Hicks, given when the portrait of tn, lamented judge, given by his wife, sor and daughter, was presented to the SUI preme court room of the capitol al Raleigh, N. c. Judge Montgomery sal on the supreme court bench for ter years and was afterwards appointed master in chancery. His son. Walter a worthy descendant. occupies the chail of languages at Williams and Mary col legc.
 At the close of the program. Mrs Helen Lowe Folmar sang Pal O M, Dreams
 Mrs. Alto Park read the greeting ot the president general, Mrs. Harold ot Georgia.
 During the social hour the hostes, served a salad plate and ice.
 Enterprise Girls And Boys Entertained
 The senior class of the Troy Hiel school entertained delightfully."- Friday evening for the Enterprise girls ant boys composing the basketball teams at the home of Miss Julia Burr Sawtel on South Three Notch street.
 Spring flowers were used pleasingl, about the rooms.
 Progressive conversa ton and other games were enjoyed. score cards hand painted. with rainbow cmblematic o the class colors, were used.