The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-05
SUBURBAN EKENTS-SOCIETY HAPPENINCS--CLUB<l

fully entertained by Mrs. FELTON, Col
lier at herr home on Arlington avenue
Friday afternoon from to O'Clock. 4
Mrs. Herbert Honeycutt received the
first prize and Mrs. William Lowery
the consolation. Refreshments were
served. The guests were Miss Helen
Drum. Miss Willie Lee Smith. Miss
Virginia Williamson, Mrs. William
Iowery,S Mrs. Glenn Long, Mrs. Paul
Ragsdale, Mrs. George Wilson, MIS-.
S. G.. Stephenson, Mrs. Herbert Honey
cutt, Mrs. w. o. Hodgkins, Mrs. w.
a. Sheperd. -
Women VOters-A thousand letters
have been mailed to the qualified
women voters of the precincts Of the
Bessemer cutoff and complimentary
tickets have been sent to city officials,
who have aided in getting out the
vote in preparation for the big ban
quet given by the League of Women
Voters Wednesday at noon at the
Clarendon avenue school. Those who
have failed TO make reservations for tho
banquet are urged TO do 80 by Monday
night. Luncheon ticket reservations
may be obtained at the. chomber Of
may be obtained at the chamber fOf
Mrs. George Bumgardner or Mrs. Joe
Wiles.
Chairman of the luncheon commit
tee, Mrs. Dave Mitchell; toastmistress,
Mrs. L. d. McCollum chairman of the
flower committee, Mrs. l.. b. Massin-
gil; chairman of the reception commit
tee, Mrs. I. ]. Skinner.
Noted speakers who will be featured
at the banquet are Mrs. X. +. John
ston, Mrs. J. NJ. Hankins, Mrs. Amelia
Brenton Fiske aid others to be an
nounced later.
Improvement League-At meeting
at the Bessemer Chamber of Commerce.
Friday afternoon of the Civic Improve
ment League, all business was not fin
ished, and a call meeting has been made
/ for Friday afternoon, when plans will
be completed for the Clean Up AMI
Paint Up" campaign to be staged this
fall.
All men and women interested in the
league and it's particular phase of work
are urged to come to the call meeting
Friday afternoon.
In the spring, the league plans to
have 4 civic beautiful campaign. Moth
ing can improve the beauty of Bessemer
like the working of cooperative civil.
league and it Is hoped that all citizens
will pull together and make Bessemer
Alabama's prettiest city.
Mrs. DeSablO Entertains-A bridge
party was given by Mrs. Louis DE
Sable ut her home in DolOmite Fri
day afternoon. F'lowees of various
colors were used as decorations for
the occasion.
First score prize was won by Mrs.
F. A. Long, and the consolation prize
was won by Mrs. Leslie Hatcher.
At the close of the afternoon re-
freshments were served Sthe following
guests Mrs. S. w. Wright, Mrs. Pey-
ton McEniry, Mrs. w. A. Long, Mrs.
Leslie Hatcher, Miss Hilda Hatcher.
Miss Elizabeth Bumford, Mrs. Lowelle
Naft Mrs. ID. r. Ray, Mrs. Billie Will
son, Mrs. Ed Scales, Mrs. w. G
Chase and Miss Amy Huey.
Mrs. DeSablO was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs. H. c
Hatcher.
Evening Bridge CIub-Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Mussey entertained the Wood
ward, Evening Bridge club at their
home in Woodward Thursday evening
Flowers in vases and baskets were used
to make the home attractive for the eve
nings entertainment.
Herbert Smith won the gentlemen's
prize and Mrs. Horace VandeVoort
won the ladies' prize. At the close OF
the evenings games salad course with
coffee was served Only club MEM
bers were present.
MuscadO FOrty-TwO Club-The first
meeting of the MuscadO FOrtyTwo
club was held Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Alfred Ball in MuscadO.
Following short business session
games of forty-two were played. Mrs.
]. A. Baird won high score prize and
Mrs. Ferguson the consolation.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening to the following
club members; Mrs. J. A. Baird, Mrs.
Elizabeth Slockett, Mrs. Ollie Terrell,
Mrs. Alice Hagood, Mrs. jaeger. Miss.
Mable Baird, Mrs. G. b. Cross, Mrs.
jaeger, Mrs. G. e. Locke, Mrs. j. Il.
Chandler, Mrs. F. G. Smith, Mrs. V.
Fl. Ragsdale, Mrs. Raymond Allen
and others.
Play EnjOyed-The expression de-
partment of the senior high school, I'M
der the direction of Miss Jessie Pringle,
presented to the student body of the
high school an amusing and interesting
Commute play, please Pass the
Cream" at the morning exercises on
Thursday morning. The members of
the senior class participated.
Officers Elected-At n recent bust.
ness meeting of the senior class of the
Bessemer high school the following of
ficers were elected Clarence Meadows
president; Lester Gable. vice president
Judson Sides, secretary and treasurer.
and Miss Helen Sullivan. reporter
A number of plays. entertainments
and educational programs are to be
PINNED and carried out during the
year.