The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
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M trons' club at her home on Dartmouth avenue Wednesday afternoon. The rooms in which the four tables were placed were attractive in cut flowers and ferns. The first prize, vanity, was awarded to Mrs. Peyton McEniry, while the second, compact, was award ed Mrs. H.. NJ. Batts. A salad and sweet course was served.
 To Give Tea--Much interest is being taken in a musical tea to be given Dy the Young Matrons' class of the South side Baptist church Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emmett Ray, l5IO Berkley avenue. N A
 The guests will be met at the door by Mrs. Emmett Ray, Mrs. Mason Ray, Mrs. l.. M. Ward and the officers of the class. n>interesting entertainment and musical program will be rendered. Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Hugh Me. ,Eniry, Miss Phyliss Waites, Miss Lot tie Frances Mayes, Mrs. Robert Brooks, Mrs. Robert Pearson, Mrs. N. B. Par. .ker, Mrs. Caden, Miss Mary Smith and Paul Smith. ta
 Bridge Club Entertained-Mrs! s. W. Wight was hostess to the mem bers of the Dolomite Bridge club Fri day afternoon. The house was pret- tily arranged in narcissi and~seaqulis' After series of games the hostess served a salad and sweet course. Mrs. Lowell Naff, Mrs. R. D. Ray, Mrs Billie Wilson, Mrs. T. D. Stevens, Mrs Jack Hargrove. Mrs. W. A. Lawrence, Mrs. W. e. Chase and Mrs. Peyton McEniry>w present.
 Ferthightly Club Meets-The Fort nightly club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eugene Pearson. Minds and Manners :; of Wild Ani- malsp was the topic for discusslon, and an interesting program on natural history was carried oHs The hostess served salad course with. coffee. Ihose present were club members.
 To Elect Officers-The Quest club will hold its annual election of officers at its meeting Friday at the home of Mrs, E. Mitchell. In addition to the election. summary of accomplishments will be made. The subject for study will he Current Events" Mrs. M. c. Ragsdale will discuss domestic topics, while Mrs. Herbert Milton will talk on foreign affairs.
 Culture Club Meets--Mrs. Esau Har- ris will be hostess to the Culture club Thursday afternoon at. I o'clock. with Mrs. Herbert as associate hostess. ..Peter Gynt" will be the topic dis cussed. with Mrs. E. P. Lacey giving several readings from the play.
 Mrs. Clay Entertains-Mrs. Mac Clay was hostess to the Neighborhood Bridge club at her home Friday evening. The house was attractive in jonquils and ferns, and after the games the women's prize. a sewing outfit, was won by Mrs. W. P. Golson,> while the mems prize, pocket knife, was warded pr. c. A. Harris. The hostess served salad and ice. course to the club mem bers and to Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Col son., the guests.
 Birthday Celebrated Mildred East entertained a number of friends Friday afternoon, celebrating her birth day, The house was attraetively ar ranged in cut flowers and ferns, and after a series of contests, the prizes were awarded to Miss Ruth Hass and Miss Grace Tutwiler. Later an ice course was served. Misses Mildred and Ruth Hass, Miss Marguerite Stewart, Misses Bessie and Johnnie Bell Moore, Miss Grace Tutwiler, Miss Frances Davis. Lucille and Marion East and Mrs. East enjoyed this hospitality.
 Mrs. Rutledge H0steSs-Mrs. George Rutledge was hostess to the Matron's club Thursday afteroon. Narcissi, vel low daffodils and sweet peas were fea tured in the decorations, and the guests were received at the door by Mrs. George Waller. The club prize was won by Mrs. John Neal and the guest prize was awarded Mrs. J. T. Webb, both lhn nlat vanity, was drawn by Mrs. w. E. Suratt.
 A salad and ice course was served. The. following were present: Mrs. T.. C. Donald, Mrs. Gardner Goodwin, Mrs. MacClay, Mrs. Tom Benton, Mrs. .. A. Harris, Mrs. G. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Henry Hurd. Mrs. Gordon Jones. Mrs. c. W. Mcdonald, Mrs. Howard McEniry, Mrs. D; W. McNeil, Mrs. John Neal. Mrs. N. B. Parker, Mrs. E. l.. Read, Mrs. Bryan Waller, Mrs. l.. L.. Yam, Mrs. George Waller, Mrs. J. A. Snider,, Mrs. Charles Bentley, Mrs. George Woodrow, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. w. E. Suratt, Mrs. Sam Brick, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Lee Moody, Mrs. Ellis Terry, Mrs. John Eagan, Mrs. John Terry, Mrs. Mrs. c. N. Cowan, Mrs. Walter Mcdowell, Mrs. W. o. Hodg- kins, and Miss Sarah Mckinley.
 Personals-Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Hol- lingsworth have returned from New bern, Ala. .,
 Miss Neal Johnson was the recent guest of Miss Maggie Johnson.
 Mrs. William J. Smith, Miss Lillie Smith, Sid and Hosey Smith moved to Ashland, Ky, where they will make their home. -+.. .. .'a-. -., --
 Mir. and Mrs. W. w. Sleeves annouce the birth of daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. Burch Cameron have moved to their new home at Isnkooda.
 Al Rushe is ill at his home on Fourth avenue. yf ":-.s r-t
 Little Mary Kathrine Hairless is ill at her home on Clarendon avenue.
 Mrs. .Rosen HOstess-Mrs. l. Rosen was hostess to the Beth-El Sisterhood and few friends Thursday afternoon at her home. on, Clarendon avenue. Bridge. was enjoyed at four tables, and afterward the hostess served a tempting salad course with tea.
 Mrs. A. c. Briman, Mrs. Norman Lefkovits, Mrs. Sam Lefkovits, Mrs. Nathan Kartns, Mrs. Martin Barr, Mrs. Harry Hart. Mrs. Sol Kartus, Mrs. Dave Barr, Mrs. Louis Wallock, Mrs. Dave Jospin, Mrs, Phillip Ripko, Mrs. Charles Weinstein, Mrs. Levi Becker, Mrs. Louis King. Mrs. Joe Dannis, Mrs. Joe Sachs, Mrs William Engel and Mrs. Phillip Lewis were present.
 Husbands Entertain-The members of the Matrons' club and their husbands Sunday morning at the First Baptist church. =.
 "The Test of the Disciples" will be the morning subject of Rev. T. D. Steeley at the Lipscomb Baptist church.