The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-01

Rutledge, Mrs. E. W. McNeil. Mrs. E D. Mays, Mrs. R. T. Smith, Mrs Hunter and Miss Clara Eugenia Don aid. The hostess was assisted in en- tertaining by Mrs. H. c. Christlieb Mrs. Valpo Ragsdale, Mrs. Guy Will son and Mrs. J. c. Donaldson.
 PersOnals-Mrs. R. $. Nolan has re- turned from. visit to friends in Alex ander City.
 Miss Lenora Langford, who has been attending the university, has returned home. l.
 Mrs. Lydia Allen of Asheville, N. C.. , who has been the guest. of her son Raymond Allen, left this week for her home.
 Miss Pauline Gernigan and Miss FlOssie Lymbsey of Atlanta are the guests of their uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs. ]. W. Brooks.
 Entertains at Nah JOng-Mrs. Guy Wilson entertained the Nah Jong. club Friday afternoon at her home on Clar' endon avenue. The Chinese idea was the predominating feature, Chinese trays and covers were used. and or each plate was miniature Chinaman A salad course with ripe cherries was served. The sandwiches were cut in the shape of tiles and were of two tones. The club prize, Chinese per fume, was won by Mrs. Clay Ragsdale Miss Marion McDavid was also pre- sented with Chinese perfume. Those present were: Mrs. Mac Batson, Mrs Clay Ragsdale, Mrs. Joe Little. Mrs J. 0. Pope, Miss Marion McDavid, anC Mrs. J. c. Wilson.
 Mrs. Smith HOstess-Mrs. Herber Smith entertained the Wednesday Bridge club at the Woodward Golf clul Wednesday afternoon. The club rooms were very attractive in pink roses Five tables were used. Mrs. Lacey Edmundson won the club prize. ma derira tea napkins, Mrs. W. D. Taylol won the guest prize, cake. The con sOlation, a telephone doll was drawr by Mrs. Watson Andrews. Following the games a very attractive plate wa. served to Mrs. W. H. Dennis. Mrs Lacey Edmundson. Mrs. T. J. Me. Collum, Mrs. l.. ID. McColIum. Mrs c. W. Mcdonald, Mrs. R. T. Harrol Mrs. R. T. Smith, Mrs. Dan Davis Mrs. John Houston, Mrs. George Rut ledge, Mrs. Gordon Jones, Mrs. W. D Taylor. Mrs. Velpoe Ragsdale, Mrs Amos Culp, Mrs. J. c. Donaldson. Mrs GOlan Buck, Mrs. Raymond Hitch cock, Mrs. Watson Andrews, Mrs Bryan Waller, Mrs. J. c. Pope, and Miss Marion McDavid.
 ROss-ParsOns-A wedding that came as surprise to many friends iii Bessemer was that of Miss Hazel Par. sons and Mir. Lige Ross, who were married Friday evening at 8 80 at the home of Rev. J. o. Williams. Miss Parsons home is in Parish, Ala. The young couple will make their home with the parents of the groom.
 Banquet HeId-The annual Alumni banquet of the Bessemer high school was held Friday evening at the Junior high school. Henry Sweet, president for 1923, made the welcoming address l Edward Saunders, speaker for the class of 1924 made the response MT. Hugh McEniry talked on High School and Business. W. c. Baty made an interesting talk on College Waites rendered solo. Mrs. Walter BcDowell's talk on Ideals" was greatly enjoyed. Dr. B. T. Waites AAouC NAO duuICSSs 4nlSS lLuClIs Lytle's orchestra furnished music fol the occasion.
 Daughters to Meet-NIrs. J. B. Mor ton will be hostess to the United Daughters of the Confederacy Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. w. T. Wilson Mrs. N. c. Cosby, Mrs. w. o. Nc Mahon and Mrs. B. F. Purser will b, associate hostesse. Mrs. Bert Lytlt will read a paper on "The Life O Jefferson Davis," while Mrs. F. P Lacey will contribute a reading, "Th, Majors Story" Mrs. W. c. Baty vii be director. The hostesses requei that those wishing to attend phont Mrs. Morton prior to the meeting.
 PersOnals-Mrs. P. F. Stephens Harold Stephens and Miss Dorothy | Williams of Montgomery are the guests of Mrs. F.. l.. Huey.
 Mrs. Herbert Honeycutt is the gues of her parents in Selma.
 Dawson Wilson of St. Louis is tn, | guest of relatives.
 Mrs. Emmett Day and children O Cleveland will arrive Tuesday to be thu guests of Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Kirk 1 patrick.
 Miss Laura Kirkpatrick, who ha. been attending the Tucker school il Cleveland will reutrn home Tuesday
 Miss Kathryn Baty returned hom, Friday from Florence Normal school
 Stanton McCollum, who has finishe, his junior year at the university, vii leave Sunday with a party of univer sity students for Pensacola. Fla, whert he will enter the Officers Reserv, training camp.
 Sam Lacey. Donald Johnson, Dotsi, Honeycutt, Fred Sheridan and Morris Meigs, who have been attending schoo at Auburn have returned home.
 w. c. Baty, who graduated from tn, university last week, has returne, home.
 Mrs. R. L. Crook of Vicksburg Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Lacey Edmundson.
 Mrs. Pope HOsteSs-Mrs. J. c. Pop entertained the Junior Matrons' clul and a number of friends at her hom in West Lake Thursday afternoon her guest of honor being Miss Marion McDavid, who is her guest. The hous was beautifully decorated in pink rose and sweet peas. A color motif of pinl land lavender being carried out. Ther were twelve tables of bridge aAd tW