The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-21
BESSEMER SOCIAL

dNtuuC ICNCHlhS Ladies' high score prize was awarded to Mrs. Julian Erlick,s gentlemen high score prize, to Mir. Ewin. Carter and the consolation prize was won b. Mrs. Charles Bently.
 A salad and ice course was served tt the following guests Mir. and Mrs. Da' Davis, Mir. and Mrs. N. E. Thompson Mir. and Mrs. Lee Moody, Mir. anc Mrs. Tom Johnston, Mrs. Will Ed wards, Mr. and Mrs. Ewin Carter, Mrs Charles Bently, Mrs. A. D. Grant anc MT. and Mrs. Julian Erlick.
 Party Enioyed-AIrs. Fred Davis ant Mrs. l.. M. Hall were joint hostesse. Friday afternoon, when they enter tained at the home of Mrs. E. B Knight in Brighton, complimentary tt Mrs. F. F. Hope. The arrangement of the flowers and other decoration! were made to carry out the color mott of pink and white.
 Those present were Mrs. Laura Ed mondson, Mrs. Lee Cooper, Mrs. Gu! Kinnett, Mrs. Ed Clayton, Mrs. w.. L Rosco, Mrs. Ben Wilkerson, Mrs. J. T Kinnett, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Ellis Scott Mrs. George Scott, Mrs. Sanders, Mr.; Lillian Penn, Mrs. Frank Read, Mre Wilson, Mrs James Easles, Mrs. c L. Fawley, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Arthu Jacobs, Mrs. Crotwell, Mrs. Lewis Mrs. c. E. Falkner, Mrs. Cornelious Mrs. Tom Dawson, Mrs. E. B. Knigh and Mrs. J. 0. Sandford.
 Bride Honored-Mrs. Oscar Lewis, ; bride of the week, was the recipient 0 a miscellaneous kitchen shower Frida. evening, given by Mrs. Homer Hurt at her home on Dartmouth avenue. I'm teachers of the junior department O the Methodist church Sunday schoo and their husbands and wives and othe friends were guests. The color scheme | of yellow and white was used in tn, house decoration and refreshments served at the close of the evening.
 Following musical program by Mis- Phyllis Waites and Paul Sullivan, th' wedding cake decorated with miniature bride and groom was cut and the thim ble, luck piece. button, dime and rini were found by Dr. 5. T. Waites, Mis- Mable Lee, Paul Sullivan, Homer Hurt and Miss Lucille Hammer. Other guestI at the party were Miss Willie Cope land, Miss Mae Kennedy, Miss Flor ence Childers, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy Mrs. Steve Bailey, Ryan McEiroy James White, Mrs. $. T. Waites, Dr and Mrs. W. r. Hammer, Mir. and Mrs Henry Morton, Mir. and Mrs. Eugen, Parsons, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Stapp, Mir and Mrs. A. b. Sturdivant, Mir. ant Mrs. George Collins and Oscar Lewis.
 Towards the close of the evening lit tie Sara Hammer and James Hurd dressed as maid and butler, entered with trays of miscellaneous kitchen ar ticles and presented them to the brid' of honor, amid cheers and good wishes.
 Mrs. Morgan Entertains-l ellOW and white tOlwers were used on Fri day afternoon by Mrs. Charles Morgan to decorate her home on Clarendon avenue when she was hostess to love ly bridge and forty-two party.
 Mrs. Herbert Salmon won the. candy jar given as high score prize in bridge and Mrs. E. W. McNeil won the lovely bud vase, given as tOrty-two high score prize. The consolation prize was wOu by Mrs. kimmons.
 Refreshments i'll the colors of yellow and white were served. The guest, were Mrs. E. W. McNeil, Mrs. Tor Cochran, Mrs. Will Cochran, Mrs. H F. Lipscomb, Mrs. kimmons, Mrs. Her bert Salmon, Mrs. Macon Williams Mrs. Carl Bradley, Mrs. Walter Going Mrs. Hugh Going, Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrs. w. l.. Nichols, Mrs. Henry Hurd, Miss Lois Parker, Miss Rebecca Williamson, Miss Eva Smith and Mrs. G. w. Williamson.
 Little Miss Margaret Morgan passed score cards and hints and Miss Eva Smith and Mrs. G. w. Williamson as sisted the hostess in entertaining.
 Junior MatronS Club Entertained Mrs. Bruce Snider was hostess to tht Junior Matron's club Friday afternoon at her home on Twentieth street. Higi score and consolation prizes were wor by Mrs. John Eagan and Mrs. Herbert Bass. A plate luncheon was served About 20 guests were present.
 Juvenile Music CIub-The Juvenile Music club met for the first time this fall, Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Macon Williams, when busi ness meeting was held and the follow ing officers elected: Mary Smith, presi dent Bebe, Joy Hollingsworth, vice president; Fanny Grace Bailey, treas urer Evelyn Winburn, secretary; Mil dred Hawkins, reporter; Alice Bum gardner, associate member chairman tuners present were DOrOlHy " NlSOH Virginia Hood, Mary Smith, Tolbert Griffin, Katherine Stretch. Virginia Shipp, Edna Cochran and Fannie Grace Bailey.
 Glass Enjoys SOcial-The Servers and Builders class of the First Baptist church enjoyed social Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. E. NJ. Ower on Fifth avenue.
 Preceding the social period. busi ness meeting was held when the class decided to change their name from thu Servers and Builders class, to the Build CTS class, and the following officers were elected Mrs. J. w. Perkins, pres ident; Mrs. J. k. Waldrop, vice presi dent; Mrs. J. w. Leggett, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. K. $. Basham, as sistant secretary and treasurer; Mrs J. l.. Whitmore. reporter; teacher, Mrs w. l.. Maritime; assistant teacher, Mrs E. NJ. Owen.
 Plans were made for the membership campaign to be put on Sunday. Aftel the social hour a plate was served There were II present.
 Guests HOnOred-Mr. and Mrs. w. F Davis entertained with a dinner ane theater party recently in honor of MT and Mrs. Eugene Scott and daughter Marion, of AIaimi, Fla, who are theil guests. Those enjoying the party wer' Mir. and Mrs. George L. Scott, Mrs
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