The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20
DOTHAN SOCIETY


association entertained at silver tea
at the Country club Tuesday afternoon
when numbers of their friends enjoyed
the following program, after which light
refreshments were served: Piano, Miss
Clara Sanders! voice, "Happy Song"
Mrs. l.. A. Zachary; readings, Miss
Willie Sanders: quartet, Mechanics y.
M. Gaines, Troy Lewis, Alvie Lewis
and w. d. Patchal violin. Herbert Me-
Clintock, with Geraldine Lisenby at
the piano; baritone, Ludlow Mailman.
with Miss Louise Battle at the piano.
City Federation Meets-A splendid
meeting of the City Federation Of Wom-
noon at the city auditorium with a
good representa- ton Of the directors from
the various clubs present. The presi-
dent, Mrs. 8. o. Williams, was in the
chair. Much credit is due the chair
men of the different committees for
the work done this club year. A nomi-
mating committee composed OF Mrs. +.
B. Culver, Sr., Mrs. Minnette Fritts
and Mrs. Max Fortner, was appointed.
Birthday Party-Lou, the lovely lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cowdrey
Farmer, celebrated her fourth birthday
anniversary Wednesday afternoon with
delightful children's party. After a
number of happy games each little
guest was given an Easter basket and
merry egg hunt was enjoyed. Ice
cream cones and cake were served in
the dining room, where the birthday
cake with its four tiny lighted tapers
conferred the table with its Easter dec
orations. Assisting Mrs. Farmer in
entertaining her small daughters guests
were Lucie Farmer, Marjory Moody,
Frances sWatford, Carolyn McCallum,
Mercedes Clarke, and Mrs. Holt Myers.
Berean Class Banquets eve
ming at 8 o'clock the Berean class of
the First Baptist church enjoyed a
banquet at the Newsom hotel with Mr..
Harry K. Martin, toastmaster. DIR.
Arthur keyt0n is teacher of this class
of young men, who had as their guests
their young lady friends. Appearing
on the program were Misses Vida
Stephenson, Iva Hall, Louise Battle,
Messrs. G. G. Bennett, r. NJ. Coats,
Whit King, B. F. Miller, B. G. Wood
and Dr.. Arthur Keyton
Study ClHb-Mrs. Leslie Smart was
hostess to the Study club Friday aft
ernoon when the program was given
on '"The Modern Short Story" Mrs.
d. B. Sinclair gave talk on Its Value
in Literature Today" and Mrs. Mason
Rowe 0n~'Moderh American Humor."
Mrs. Ed Hawkins lead a paper on
Women and the World Court" writ
ten by Mrs. I. G. Winter.
After adjournment Mesdames Ed
Hawkins and j. B. Hart assisted in
serving a salad plate.
Entertain ROOk Club-Mrs. r. B.
Forester was hostess to her Rock club
Friday afternoon at her new home on
South Foster street Baskets of wild
flowers were arranged about the living
and dining rooms. Bonbon Rolders
filled with pink and white minis were
given as favors.
After the games a delicious salad
plate was served, Mrs. II. G. Forester
assisting.
DOubIe-Six Club-Miss Reba Pitcher
was hostess to the Double-Six Bridge
club Wednesday afternoon when roses
and lilies were arranged in the rooms
thrown together for entertaining. Out
Of-town guests we're Miss Alberta Stea-
gall Of Abbeville and Miss Ethel Stea.
gall Of Montgomery. Mrs. A.. E. Nj.
lone was winner Of the club prize, & box
Of powder, and Mrs. Jim AGREE, Jr.,
the guest prize, bridge numbers. A
salad plate was enjoyed after the
games.
Mothers' Round Table-The program
Of the Mothers Round Table was given
BY little Misses Mary Ellen Harrison,
Frances Bates, Ann and Elinor Strick-
land and Kathryn Smith, whose moth
ers are members Of the club. Mrs.
Shelly Strickland was hostess and Mrs.
Frank Newton leader of the Children's
day program.
Mrs. Tom Bird of lakewood. Fla,
and Mrs. Edward Miller of Clayton
were guests Of the club.
Plans were perfected for the Reoi-
procity day program which will be held
April % at the Country club when a
joint program will be given by the
Mothers club and the Mothers Round
Table.
Mrs. Walter Barnes and the little
folks who appeared on the program
assisted the hostess in serving refresh
ments.