The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
Bessen,er Society
Wednesday Music Club

CLOCK. MrS. klttrell Ir0tter will be director. The subject to be studied will be symphony" and the following pro- gram has been planned, Symphony in 'C Minor (Beethoven), c. E. Hollings- worth and N. E. Thompson; La Sere- nade' (Shubert), Miss Phyliss Waits i; Symphony B Minor" (Shubert), Mrs. w. E. McWilliams and Mrs. Carl Ross i; "Erl Koenig'' (Shubert), Mrs. George Wilson. Piano solo, selected, Mrs. T.. c. Johnston.
 Miss Morton Hostess
 Miss Fannie Morton entertained the girls of the graduating class with a beautiful luncheon at the home of her parents during the past week. The cen terpiece for the table was basket of sweet peas. Tied to the place cards were dainty bouquets of sweet peas. Those enjoying this lovely affair were |: Miss Paulyne Terrell, Miss Beryl Hosey, Miss Evelyn Brown, Miss Mary Tender son, Miss Mildred Crawford, Miss An dora Fulton. Miss Frances Jones, Miss Kathleene Barksdale, Miss Josephine Davis. Miss Morton was assisted by her mother and Miss Carolyn Bradley, Miss Rosa Perry and Miss Frances Rush.
 Miss Jones Honored
 A charming courtesy of Wednesday for Miss Frances Jones, a member of the mid-term graduating class was the bridge party given by Mrs. Mac Clay at her home. The house was attractively decorated in cut flowers and ferns. After the games, the score prize, a per fume bottle, fell to Miss Clara Eugepia Donald, while the consolation, earrings, fell to Miss Willie Mae Glasgow, and the hOnoree was presented with silk lin gerie. The hostess served salad and sweet course to the following: Miss Paulyne Terrell. Miss Willie Mae Glas- gow, Miss Florence Waller. Miss Frances Jones, Miss Rachael Wilson, Miss Laurice Armstrong, Miss Fannie Morton, Miss Donald, Miss Rosa Perry, Miss Frances Rush, Miss Elizabeth Grigsby, Miss Carolyn Bradley, Miss Kathleen Barksdale and Miss Ida Rags dale. Mrs. T. J. Jones assisted the hostess in entertaining.
 Mrs. Brooks Hostess
 Miss Fannie Morton. graduate of the mid-term high school class, was the hOnoree at delightful affair Thursday afternoon. when Mrs. NJ. J. Brooks en- tertained for her. The house was attrac- tive in Valentine decorations, and AZ was the feature of the afternoon. In the dining room miniature candy log cabin centered the table with streamers to which the fortunes of the guests were attached.
 A salad course with an ice, with em- bossed cakes was served. The honOree was presented with beaded bag, while Miss Kathleen Barksdale, the saluta- tOrian of the class, was presented with q handmade collar and cuff set. A large number of classmates and friends were the guests.
 Entertains At Dance
 Harold Kirkpatrick was host to a number of friends at dance at his home on Fourth avenue, Thursday eve ming. Punch was served early in the evening, and later hot chocolate and sandwiches were passed. Those enjoy ing the hospitality were: Miss Dulcie Terrell Miss Anne Owen Frazier. Miss Elizabeth Grigsby, Miss Alpha NOlen, Miss Clara Eugenia Donald, Miss Frances Rush, Miss Willene Cox, Miss Willie Mae Crofford, and Walter Jones, Joe Cox, George Cunningham, Glenn Cummings. Howard Hatcher, Lacey Ed mundsoh, Fred Cox. Hode Smith, Pete Wilson. Walter La Rush, Withers Caughlin, Kenneth McNeil and Weller Kirkpatrick.
 Will Present Play Children of the Raimond community will present a home talent play at the school auditorium Monday evening, pre- ceded by supper, the proceeds to go toward the building fund of the Jones' boro Baptist church.
 Mrs. Joseph Armstrong will have charge of the play. The supper will be held under the direction of Mrs. F. w. Findley.
 Plan Social Work
 Mrs. Steve Barrett was hostess Thursday afternoon to the social serv- ice committee of the Methodist Woman 8 Missionary society, when plans for mis- sion and social service work for the coming year were adopted. The society carried out big program of social work during the past year, and a definite line of work was mapped out ut the committee meeting, which will be submitted to the various bands MOn- day afternoon.
 MISS W arllck HOSteSS
 Miss Sara Warlick was hostess Fri day afternoon at her home on Third avenue to the ID. w. Y. P. club. The home was attractive in cupids, arrows and other suggestions of valentine, and only club members were present. After series of games, the first prize, a barrett, was won by Miss Claudia Mae Smith, while the consolation, box of kv, AIa,, nat Baty. The hostess served fruit punch hearts, and bon-bons and nuts.
 Mrs. Cross Entertains
 Mrs. c. B. Cross was hostess to the members of the Muscoda Bridge club Frida yevening at her home. Following the games the ladies prize was cap tured by Mrs. Burch Cameron, while the gentlemen's prize was won by Dr. J. R. Chandler. A tempting salad and fruit course was served, the guests, be- sides the members, being: Mrs. A. q. Jones of Birmingham and Miss Eliza SlOggett.
 Mrs. Owen Is Hostess Mrs. F. NJ. Owen entertained the members of the Point-of- the Needle club at her home on Fifth avenue, Fri day afternoon. A business meeting was called. when plans were completed for party to be given for the members husbands on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. A. H. Smith. Games were en- joyed later, after which a salad course was served the following: Mrs. A. H. Smith, Mrs. l.. B. Bradley, Mrs. J. Y. DeJarnette. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. NJ. F. Reynolds, Mrs. A. II. IIalbrook. Mrs. Rose Huey. Mrs. k. S. Maxwell, Mrs. Harry Massey. Mrs. Gwylym Herbert. Mrs. Esau Harris, Mrs Homer Hurd, Mrs. Will Childers. Miss Elizabeth Herbert and Miss Mary Lovett
 Announce Musical Program
 An interesting meeting of tue