The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-05
Huntsville Society

A large party of teachers of the city schools of Huntsville were guests on drive through the Chase nurseries Thursday afternoon, after which each was presened with bouquet of roses when they called at the home of Mrs Robert c. Chase. Then the whole party drove to the home of Clarendon Davis at Chevy Chase where Mrs. Davis served tea.
 At a business meeting of the Hunts. vile Music Study club Wednesday afternoon, further arrangements were made for a series of concerts to be given during the fall and winter, and it was decided to include Worth Me own, Huntsville singer now resident of St. Louis,s on the program. Mrs. Walter J. Byrne and Mrs. w. F. Esslinger were elected delegates to attend the Alabama Federation of Music clubs at Athens later this month.
 The first fall meeting of the Hunts vile Study club. since the summer vaca- tion, was held Friday afternoon in the Hotel Marlborough when a full program of seasons activities was mapped out.
 Members of the 0. T. club were pleasantly entertained Wednesday after noon by Mrs. William Burgess at her home on Calhoun street.
 The First Methodist church mission ary society was entertained Monday afternoon in the church annex by the members of Circle No. 3. Mrs. Archie Mcdonnell presided over the business meeting of the organization and preli- minary arrangements were made for the annual bazaar to be held Thanksgiving week. After the business session, an enjoyable program of music songs and readings was rendered by Miss Nell Esslinger, Mir. Russell Esslinger, Mir. Orville Erwin, Miss Mary B. Geron and Miss Marie Landers. Refreshments were served in conclusion.
 The Grace club members were enter. tained Thursday afternoon by Miss Jean Humphrey at her home on west Clin- ton street.
 Miss Hettie Garvin was hostess of the What's In a Name club Tuesday evening at her home on Randolph street
 Mrs. H. A. Davis of Chattanooga house guest of Mrs. A. l.. Baueom, was guest of honor Tuesday evening at q card party given by Mrs. P. D. Turner After the games refreshments were served.
 At a meeting of the Parent Teacher association Tuesday Mrs. E. D. Johns ton, Mrs. James L. Kendall, Mrs John Fraser and Mrs. Leila Sugg Mos. were appointed as delegates to attend the mothers congress which will bt held in Anniston October 15 and 16 Reports were made on playgrounds anC other activities and very interestin, season was foreseen.
 Miss Nell Esslinger and MT. Russell Esslinger have returned to New Yorl after spending the summer with Mir and Mrs. W. F. Esslinger.
 Miss Vera Foster of Hendersonville Ky, is visiting relatives in Huntsville
 Miss Margaret Lowe of ParagOuld Ark, is visiting Mrs. w. A. Byrd ant Mrs. H. B.. Wilkins, her aunt, in Hunts vile this week.
 Capt. and Mrs. Edward c. Betts who have been visiting the former mother, Mrs. Tancred Betts, have gon to Athens to visit relatives before re turning to Columbia, Ga.
 Mrs. H. A. Davis of Chattanooga i visiting Mrs. A. l.. Baucom.
 Dr. and Mrs. Fraser l.. Adams hay returned from visit to their daughte in Tupelo, Miss.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Campbell an daughter of Peoria, H., are visitin Mrs. F. T. Petty Miss Katherine Nogel has gone to St Louis to spend the fall and winter i musical study.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Mims have rt turned from a visit in Birmingham. Mes. Walter Kelly is at home afte visiting relatives in Florence. \ Mrs. J. M. McCluskey is at hom after a visit in Tuscaloosa. Miss Ozella Shields has returned t Dallas, Tex, after visiting her grand father. Mir. A. A. Shields and MT. an Mrs. NJ. A. Shields.
 Mrs. Milton Tate is-at home afte visiting in Corinth, Miss. Mrs. c. B. Hayes of Mobile is visi ing Mrs. A. D. Johnson. Mrs. Bonheim Newman has returnp from Washington, D. C., where Sh visited her son and nephew.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Anderson (