The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-10
BESSEMER SOCIAL

BESSEMER SOCIAL
 Mrs.,HY. D. Taylor of Bessemer, wh, is spending the sumrner at Kenilw6rti Inn, AshAVille, entertained at, a lovely bridge party this week, having a nun Der of distinguished guests. Among then was Mrs. Leroy Percy, wife of Senator Percy, of Greenville, Miss.
 | The affair was given to honor Mrs Hal Underwood of New Orleans, wht is also summering at Wentworth Inn
 Bible Glass Meets-The Jane Helliel Bible class of the First Presby teriaI church, held its quarterly all-day meet | ing this week at the home of Mrs. San Gfeenlee in Hueytown. In the morn ing a special business session was helt and at 1, o'clock a delicious luncheon was served. During the afternoon de votional services were held by Mrs Stearman and several interesting talks were given by members. About 3( members of the class were present.
 Spades Club Entertained The Spades club.was delightfully."- entertained Friday evening by Miss Virginia Vii | lianison at. the home of her parents on Arlington avenue. The home was made beautiful with decorations of golden glow and -sunflowers. e sss
 Mrs.. Herbert Honeycutt won the boudoir water set given for top score prize; and Miss Willie Lee Smith cut the consolation, receiving a novelty bud vase.
 During the games refreshing punch was served by Miss Ethel Williamson and Mrs. AK. Williamson and after wards a salad and ice course was served Ito Mrs. Golan Buck, Mrs. l.. LsS Vann IT.. Mrs. Glen Long, Mrs. Granger Vii Hams. Mrs. Herbert Honeycutt, Mrs George Wilson, Mrs. Felton Collier Mrs. Dan Goss, Mrs. w. O. Hodgkins Mrs. Ed Hunter and Miss Willie Les Smith.
 Matrons Club-Mrs. Henry A. Hurd was hostess to the members of the Ma. tron's club at her home on Clarendon avenue Friday afternoon. The arrange. nents of the lovely summer flowers were made to carry out the color motif of yellow and white.
 After a series. of interesting games delicious refreshments were served The guests were Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald Mrs. George Waller. Mrs. l.: l.. Vann, Mrs. Kitreil Trotter, Mrs. Charles Bent. lev. Mrs. Tom Benton, Mrs. T. C. Donald, Mrs. B. T. Harris, Mrs. O. A Harris, Mrs G. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs T. c. Johnston, Mrs. E. P. Lacey, Mrs Gordan Jones, Mrs. N. B. Parker, Mrs George Rutledge, Mrs. D. w. McNeil, Mrs. Howard McEniry, Mrs. R. w Waldrop, Mrs. Macon Williams, Mrs R. H. Sherrer, Mrs. Edwin Guy, Mrs Charles Morgan, Mrs. Homer HurdI Mrs. A. D. Bell, Mrs. Robert Stephen. son. Mrs. l.. B. Bradley, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Alice Willard.
 PersOnaIs-Mrs. Sam Lefkovite is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Rickart, in Atlanta.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Kyser have re turned from a. motor trip to Southern Alabama and Florida.
 William Neal of Chicago has been the recent guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. George c. Neal.
 Mrs. Howard Stansel and baby and Mrs. Guy Lathem are in Jasper, Ala. spending a few days with the Rev. and Mrs. L.. K. StanseL
 ". c, Baty is in Biloxi.
 Miss Neal. Johnston and Miss Vir- ginia Donovan of Birmingham are guests of Miss Katherine Baty on Dart
 Mfr. and Mrs. l.. w. Jones and son, Ross, and Mrs. Emily Williams and Mrs. J. S. Jones left this week for OK ford, Miss, to visit their sister, Mrs, ySS.,. su. t14SNtt ,s T,I3Saa Ala. ia the guest of reiatives in the city.
 Mrs. Wilson Hogg of Brooklin ar, rived this week to join Mir. Hogs. who has been in this city several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Dan Davis and MT md Mrs. Lee Moody left Friday for a motor trip to Biloxi, to be gone week or more.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. Thomas and Mrs. sC. R HargrOve of Coal Valley, Ala, viii arrive soon to be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ted Sullivan:
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Webb of Newton Miss, have been recent guests of Mrs E. Nj. Owen.
 Mrs. Davis of Huntsville is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Tom Cochran.
 Miss Julia Houston is the guest oi her sister, Mrs. Charles RodenDerg, m AEI0nf0
 Miss ViVian Arzell Phillips is visiting relatives in Collinsville. i. Miss Mildred Smith of GOodwater if the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Bentley, on Dartmouth avenue.
 Briige+ Rarty-One of the loveliest bridge parties this season was that oi Friday morning, when Miss Helen Smith was hostess at a bridge party at her parents home in Jonesboro Tables were arranged on the porch which was bright and attractive with hanging baskets, flower boxes and variety of garden flowers in wall vases and baskets.
 The high score prize, bridge score pad, was won by Miss Avis Little and Miss Frances Rush drew. the con solation prize, a novelty vanity. After the games a salad and ice course was served. The guests present were Miss Frances Rush; Miss Edith Ross Mrs. Willard Deason, Miss Elizabeth Grigsby. Mss Bob Pennington, Miss Alice Ragsdale, Miss Zeta McTyeire Miss Willie Lee Smith, Miss Clara Eugenia Donald, Miss Avis Little, Mrs Granger Williams, Miss Carolyn Brad | ley, Miss Neal Johnston, Miss Agnes Murphree, Miss Sarah Simmons, Mis- Elizabkth Bumford. Miss Pauline Pow ell, Miss Mary Katherine Woodruff Miss Eileen Smith, Miss Maggie John ston and Miss Katherine "Baty.
 Personals Miss Neal Johnston o. Birmingham is the guest of Miss Kath erine Baty- on Dartmouth avenue.
 Mrs. B. l.. Comerford and family ar, visiting relatives in Youngstown, Ohio
 Miss Elsie 0. Burns has returned from several weeks visit to relative