The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13
TROY SOCIETY
DFIsSIONARY sOCIETY NO i

MISSIONARY SOCIETY NO. 1
 Mrs. |. Startling was hostess to Miss sionary society, No. l, at her home or Elm street, Monday afternoon. Mrs. H T. MeKinson was leader and a very interesting and helpful program wa,
 Mrs. W. A. Ogletree gave the devo tional reading and Mrs. T. ". Glenr made a prayer. Mrs. H. T.. McKinnon told of the life of Miss Belle Bennett and others particiuating in the program were Mrs. A. c. Seay, Mrs. c. H Cowart, Mrs. Charles Walden, Mrs. B l. Douglas, Mrs. $. A. Williams Mrs
 A song by the society closed ths program. after which sandwiches and tea were served.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY {
 Little Ann Morris Gellerstedt, lovely little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Law, renee L. Gellerstedt. celebrated hel third birthday at q delightful party Tuesday afternoon at her home or Murphree street.
 Twenty-Five little friends were in vited to share the happiness of the day with her. Games were played and then circle was formed and they listened wide-eyed to stories told to them eharmilgly by Mrs. U. c. Me Gehee.
 Ice cream and cake were served. The beautiful birthday cake bore proudly three tiny pink candles, typifying the years the charming little hostess Shas enjoyed Esater favors were gisen the guests.
 MRS. SABEI. HOSTESS
 Wednesday afternoon the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs Sam A. Sabel at her home on Three Notch street, south.
 Snowy d0gw0od blossoms decorated the rooms where the tables were placed for the game. Miss Winnie Sanders won the prize for biggest score and received a pretty piece of china. Mrs, John Hamil was presented the guest prize, g beautiful bud vase.
 A delicious salad plate was served after the game.
 Among those present were: Mes danes John F. Trotman, James Tal- bot, George Owens, Herman Jernigan, John Hamil, Lamar Raines, Albert Williams, Ike Rosenberg, Robert Gil lerstedt, Felix Leslie, sam Mittenthal, Miss Theo Milfigan of M0nltrie, Ga, and Miss Winnie Sanders. MISSIONARY SOCIETY NO. 2
 The meeting of the Missionary so- ciety. No Z. was held at the Methodist church Monday afternoon and a pro- gram as memorial to Miss Belle Ben nett was given. Mrs. c. T. Copeland Led the devotional exercises and par tieipating in the program were Mrs. Henry Enz0r, Mrs. Robert GelIerstedt, Mrs Oren Cornelius and Mrs. Clar- renee McCartha.
 PERSONALS
 Mrs B. M. Talbot, Jn, has returned from a visit to. New Orleans. La. Mrs Carolyn Parker has returned to Schenectady, N. Y.. after a visit to Mrs. Phillips on Three Notch street, north
 Dr. and Mrs. Gillis Sanders and little daughter, Carolyn, have returned from stay at Panama City, Fla.
 Mrs. Mcleod Darby and Mrs. Fred Jernigan spent Sunday in Montgomery
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Perkins, who have been living at Goshen, spent Mon- day here en route to their future home at Ft. Gaines. Ga.
 Mrs. William Wright of Roanoke is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. sam Gellerstedt, on North Three Notch street.
 Miss Julia Burr Sawtell spent the weekend in Montgomery, the guest of Miss Ellen Sanderson on South Court street
 
 Miss Mary Augusta Alfred visited Abbeville for the weekend.