The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17


 class for church work, and that S9' had been sent to Mir. and Mrs. Terrier missionaries. The lookout committed for the coming year was named as fol lows: Mrs. W. J. Pearson, Mrs BIacklock, Mrs. Greenlee; reception Mrs. Rhinehart, Mrs. Whittle, Mrs Herost and Miss Alice Granger. Two assistant teachers, Mrs. W.;K. Schant7 and Mrs. R. F.. Douglas, were ap pointed.
 Culture Club To. Meet s,s I' Mrs. W. E. Cunningham will enter tain Thursday afternoon, when the members of the Culture club will be her guests. The study of '"The Drama will be continued at this meeting, this program having been followed, for the past several weeks. Mrs. l.. D. Nc. Cullom will giveo a synopsis of The Merchant of Venice,"y while Mrs. Her bert will read paper on the life of the author. There will be an open discussion on the comparison of truth and fiction, with Mrs. B. P. Harris as leader. :
 Baptist Club Meets
 The Southside Tabernacle club held most enjoyable meeting Wednesday evening with no members and guests present, this being one of series of social gathering which have proven in teresting. Hugh McEniryf presided and the principal address was made by Gordon Vail, who had, had for his sub. ject Church Life Compared To Home Life"
 The Tabernacle club meets each We'd nesday evening at o'clock at the South Highlands Baptist church, it's purpose being to stimulate interest in the work of the Sunday school among the men. ,
 Mrs. Ripko Hostess,
 Mrs. Phillip Ripko entertained the members of the Beth-El Sisterhood at her home Thursday afternoon, when Miss Tootsie Goldman, Miss Dora Goldman, Miss Matilda Davis and Miss Rebecca Krentzman were honor guests The house was elaborately arranged ir cut flowers and ferns and suggestions of Valentine, and bridge was enjoyed during the afternoon. Mrs. A. c. Bear man won the first prize, hand-painted vase Mrs. Louis King drew the conso lation,. box of candy, while the hon, orees were presented with handsome gifts. .-.- ..t.. ..4
 At the conclusion of the games plate luncheon, with embossed cakes, wal served the following: The honorees Mrs. Norman Lefkkovits, Mrs.. Julian Erlick, Mrs. Sol Kartns, Mrs. A. O. Bearman, Mrs. Nathan Kartus, Mrs Louis King, Mrs. Harry Kartus, Mrs Sam Lefkovits. Mrs. Martin Barr, Mrs Dave Jospin, Mrs. I. Mandelcorn, Mrs Louis Wallock, Mrs. Joe Sachs, Mrs, I J. White. Mrs. Levi Becker, Mrs. Dave Barr, Mrs. I. Kaufman, Miss Gold. stein of Pittsburg. Miss Maxine Gold. berg, Miss Otlia Hunter, Miss Sachs \
 Auxiliary Meets .-
 Worth Lewis Post auxiliary, met Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J W. Cochran. The organization decided to plant a memorial tree along the bankhead highway for each Bessemel man killed in the war in co-operation with other posts over the state. The secretary was instructed to write a note of sympathy to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Mrs. J. W. Cochran was elected treas! urer, and two new members, Mrs. Peyi ton McEniry and Mrs. Spencer Clarke were admitted to membership. Plans were discussed for. the sale of peoples in April, Mrs. Penry Evans was. SC, lected as chairman of the committee for their sale, and Mrs. A. s. Spear was designated to look after the mak. ing of, the flowers. The hostess served a salad course with coffee at the con. clusion of social meeting.
 Study Russians
 The Quest club met Friday afternoon I at the home of Mrs. Roy Ledbetter when the study of Russia was resumed An interesting paper on Anna Pavlowa was read by Mrs. Guy Wilson, while a short talk on Rachmaninoff was made by Mrs. H. H. Pendleton. Followina a general discussion, business session was held, when Miss Sue Jones was elected new member. Mrs. B. P. Harris and Mrs. Sam Ried were guests The hostess served a tempting salad course with coffee to the following Mrs. Mac Batson, Mrs. Bruce Snider Mrs. Guy Wilson, Mrs. Kittrell Trot. ter, Mrs. Pendleton, Mrs. W. c. Hit, Mrs. Julian Erlick, Mrs. F. $. Fitzger. aid. Mrs. H. H. Milton, Nirsr-Tom Me Collum, Mrs. John Mcconnell, Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, and Miss Jessie Pringle. "
 Mrs. Jager Hostess -.
 The Muscoda .Forty-two club was en. tertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Jager. Red carnations white roses and ferns were attractively placed about the rooms, and there were three tables of progressive forty-two. Each member was presented a rose with small fern as a favor, and later a salad course with coffee and angel food cake was served. Those enjoying this hospitality were Mrs. E. c. Anderson, Mrs. Raymond Allen, Mrs. Alfred Ball, Mrs. J. A. Baird, Mrs. c. B. Cross. Mrs. J. R. Chandler, Mrs. A.. c. Hagood, Mrs. G. E.. Locke, Mrs. W. W. Sleeves, Miss Eliza Soggett, Miss Mabel Baird, Miss Mary Hodges. Misses Ethel and Virginia Jager assisted their mother in entertaining.
 Fortnightly Club Meets
 Mrs. T. J. Cuniff was hostess to the Fortnightly club Friday afternoon at her home at Woodward. A paper on Our Family Affairs was contributed by Mrs. Howard Mussey. while Mrs. Herbert Smith gave a. sketch, of the Eeague of Nations. It was decided that the study for the club during the next year would be devoted to miscellaneous literature. There were IA members present, and the hostess served salad course with coffee. ..s
 Mrs. McCullom Entertains '
 Mrs. Tom MeCollum was hostess to a number of friends Friday afternoon, honoring Mrs, Going and Mrs, Sears Steele, There were five. tables of bridge. and the house was attractive in