The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
ANNUAL LUNCHEON
BY WOMANS' AUXILIARY

One hundred and thirty-four women
were present at the annual luncheon
of the Womans' Auxiliary of the South
Highlands Presbyterian church last
Monday. This is a larger number than
they have ever had previously. They
gathered in the Sunday school audi.
torium which was quite pretty in its
green and white decorations. \ beau
tiful tea table was placed at. one end
of the room, where coffee. sandwiches.
almonds and minis were served follow
ing the luncheon Promptly at l
o'clock lovely buffet luncheon was
served which was made the more en-
joyable by the musical numbers rem
dered at this time.
A short business meeting was held
following the luncheon, when the of
ficers for the new year were an
nounced as follows: President, Mrs.
Z. L. Carter; vice president, Mrs. John
w. Sibley; secretary, Mrs. G. s. Gra-
ham; treasurer. Mrs. John L. Chisolm
secretary. spiritual life. Mrs. Anna II.
Weld foreign missions, Miss Annie Lee
assembiy's home mission. Mrs. Thomas
/ Pankey; 5. T. and {. home missions,
Mrs. Augustus Forrest; Christian edu-
cation and ministerial relief. Mrs.
Whitner Howard; young peoples work.
Miss Ruth auckland literature. Mrs.
George +. Agneil: Christian community
service, Mrs. Kyle kinkead; pastor S
aid Mrs. Tom Raine; chairmen, Mrs.
David p. Anderson. Mrs. Borden Burr,
Mrs. Warren J.. Kluttz- Mrs. Lee korf-
hagen, Mrs. II. c. Keller, Mrs. James
McLester. Mrs. Willard Smith, Mrs.
Joseph Daniel, home circle; and Mrs.
Adama Pow, girls circle.
The reports made by the secretaries.
chairmen and general officers were
listened to with close attention, espe-
cially those of the various circles. Spe-
cial mention was made of Circle No. 4,
Mrs. Tom Baine. chairman, as having
made the best report for the year.
Circle No. 3, Mrs. W. B. Markham,
chairman: Circle No. 6, Mrs. ID. Z. An
derson, chairman. and Circle No. s,
Mrs. J.. s. Selman, chairman, also re-
ceived honorable mention, while to tell
the truth, all the circles made excellent
enough reports to have all been put on
the honor roll.
The budget. which. had been placed
at $1,000, to consist of individual gifts
from the women, came to-. 5000 %,
while extra subscriptions Of 1908 80.
not included in the budget, was reported
by Mrs. John Chisholm, treasurer,
totaling $5,043.73. During and since the
meeting more extras have been turned
in. amounting to $191, bringing the
total to $5,34.3.
The meeting was declared by all
present to be a great success and every
woman left with increased pride in their
splendid organization and renewed in
spiration for the work of the new year.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
PARTY AT CHURCH
The Junior Girls club of the First
Methodist church Sunday school had
a beautiful St. Patrick's Day party on
Tuesday afternoon, beginning at 3 is.
1t was held in the Sunday school build
ing with Evelyn Bare in charge of the
games, while Violet Brooks was chair
man of refreshments.
Many interesting games of the st.
Patricks Day type were played and
a large number of club members en-
joyed the affair. Miss Annie Lee War
rem, the efficient leader of the recrea-
tional department, had charge of the
party.