The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
UBUZRBAN ENTHUSIASTICALLY HAPPENINGS--CLUB NOTES \

evening at the home of Mrs. N. B. Par ker, with Mrs. Bryan Waller as asso- ciate hostess. Yellow jonquils and white marcissi were used profusely in the decorations, and the color motif was further emphasized on the tally cards, which were suggestive of Easter. Forty two was featured during the evening, and later a turkey plate luncheon was served. ~s',f ,-:
 Mir. and. Mrs. Charles Bentley, Mir. and Mrs. C.. B. Hollingsworth, Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Jones, Mir. and Mrs. How arl McEniry, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Moody, MT. and Mrs. John Neal, Mir. and Mrs. l.. l.. Yam, ST., Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lacey, Dr. and Mrs. T. c. Donald, Dr. and Mrs. c. W. Mcdonald, Dr. and Mrs. F. w. McNein, Dr. and Mrs. George Waller and Miss Sarah Mckinley. The hostesses were assisted by Miss Mar garet Waller, Miss Mary Reynolds, and Mrs. Frances Patton.
 , Mrs. Wilson Hostess--Mrs.j George Wilson was hostess to the Spades club Friday afternoon. The house was at tractive in suggestions of St. Patrick Day, and the idea was further embodied in the tally cards, which were passed by Katherine Harris. After a series of games the score prize was. captured by Miss Helen Lees Drum, while the con solation fell to Mrs. Dan Goss, both be- ing a half-dozen goblets. A salad and sweet course was served. Club mem- bers only were present.
 Forty.two Enjoyed-Mrs. Raymond Allen entertained at forty-two Friday afternoon, her guests being members of the Muscoda Forty-two club. After the games the score prize was won by Miss Edna Ferguson, while the guest prize was presented to Mrs. Joe, Hairless of Edgewater, both being embossed angel food, cakes. The consolation, green apron, was drawn by Miss Mary Hodges. The hostess served salad course with cake and coffee to the fol lowing Mrs. A. c. Hagood, Mrs. G. E. Locke, Mrs., J. A. Baird, Mrs. c. B. Cross, Mrs. J. R. Chandler, Mrs. F. c. Smith, Mrs. Charles Jager, Mrs. Alfred Ball, Mrs. Joe Hairless, Mrs F. c. Moi fatt, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Miss Eliza Sloggett, Miss Mabel Baird, Miss Mary Hodges and Miss Edna Ferguson.
 Gives Surprise Party--Miss Mildred Locke was the honoree at delightful affair Friday evening, when Miss Mary Ruth Cross entertained at rock for her at the home of her parents. The honoree was the recipient of many handsome gifts, and during the evening several games were enjoyed. Miss. Gertrude Smith won the Score prize, compact, while the consolation, chocolate pig, was captured by Miss Eleanor Mae Salmon. The hostess served tempt ing salad and ice course. .,t
 Miss Katherine Ingram, Miss Vir- ginia Jager, Miss Marguerite Chandler, Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Jean Nun nally, Miss Mildred Anderson, Miss Katherine Allen, Miss Salmon, Miss Locke and the hostess were present.
 Club Names Officers-The Chrysolite club met Thursday afternoo nat the home of Mrs. Jeff Norman on Arcadia Terrace. The home was decorated with spring flowers. During the business ses- sion the annual election of officers was R. Maynord president; Mrs. c. G. Goodwin, vice president; Mrs. R. A. Davis, secretary; Mrs. Jeff Norman, treasurer, and Miss Ruth Davis, critic. At this time several committees were also appointed. After the election of Mrs. Frank Leslie gave paper on Kathleen Norris" Mrs. R. A. Davis read splendid review. of Kathleen Norris's late book the But terfly." At the close of the program the hostess served a, salad plate.
 Brides Circle Meets-The Brides circle met Friday afternoon at the home 1f Mrs. W. c. C..Sleeman on Jefferson ave 1ue. Officers were elected for the con- ng year as follows: Mrs. Stanley Hol. ock, chairman Mrs. W. c. Sleeman, vice chairman; Mrs. A.. c. Davis, treas 1rer; Mrs. William Mccullough, build ng fund secretary; Mrs. J. D. Me Corstin, personal service secretary; Mrs. $. J. Harrell, Jr., birthday secretary Mrs. J.. K, Pratt, assistant secretary. The mission study lesson was taught by Mrs. J. E. McCorstin and Mrs. Harold Mandy. At the close of the program he hostesses served salad plate with ca.
 Societies Meet-The Delphian and Valerian, Literary societies of the Gnsley High school held a joint meet ng at the school this week. The meet. ng was presided over by Earl Slye, president of the Delphians. Hardwick McLaren led the led the devotionals, while Miss Virginia Averyt had charge If the program. Thomas Barrett gave violin solos accompanied by Miss )nzelie Hippo. Orville Knight gave a ,eading. A quartet composed of Miss Doris Merkle, Miss Dolly Moore. Earl Slye ad John Flautt. accompanied by Miss, Eva Ziegler, gave several selec- ions. Augustine Aloia Gave a reading lpd violin duet was given by Angelo Plaia and Paul Lerusa.
 Club LuncheOn-The toilette club of he Ensley High school held their reg llar luncheon Thursday at noon in the lunch room of the school. A four course luncheon was served Miss Helen Shehee, Miss Dorothy Dehanney, Miss Cadle Propst, Miss Onzelle Aldrich, Miss Katherine Allen. Miss Neal Pear son. Miss Edith Nickle, Miss Irene Wells, Miss Bessie Stowe. Miss Mar garet Fealy, Miss Katherine Seay, and Mir. Davis, the club advisor, were present. ....
 Rehearsef Shrine MinstreI-Respend- ent with new scenery and costuming and composed of the livest and most entertaining local cast yet assembled, the Shrine minstrel. to be given at the high school auditorium Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. is pro- claimed the best home talent entertain ment yet. The performance has been arranged and directed by Bessemer Shriners, and the cast is much larger than in the past .-.-' =.
 l.. Y. Lipscomb will act as inter- locutor. End men will be Happy Bill' Rogers. Red" Oxford, Ralph Snider, Tom Winburn, Owen Williams, Dr. Fred Denson, Ellis Houston and Stan ley Baird. .... ". e..
 The chorus will be composed of Mon roe Bowling, W. z. Baty, Clarence Bum