The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
Sophomores Ge Rings From
 Seniors

There are many social events in the life of college girl that makes tht time at school pass all the more quick ly, but the event that makes the great est impression is the annual party al which the seniors of the Woman's col lege entertain for the sophomores, ant this year the party was held Monda, evening at the Exchange hotel, wheI the 63 seniors of the college wer, hostesses to the 69 sophomores of tn, college.
 The prettily appointed table, at whicf covers were laid for 136 guests, wa, artistically arranfied with pink roses pink candles and class favors. Miss Mamie Thweatt of Montgomery, presi dent of the senior class, and Miss Will Ellen Lee or Columbia, Ala, presi dent of the sophomore class, were the honored guests on this occasion. Miss Ellen Renfro of Opelika was toast mistress for the occasion. and after {
  the speakers: Miss Wilma Wright, Miss 2 Evelyn Hardin, Miss Will Ellen Lee Miss Helen Ford and Miss Margaret Patterson. who responded with appro priate toasts for the occasion.
 One feature of the banquet which wts pretty in every detail was the pres eptation of the senior class ring to the sister sophomore, this ring to be worn by sophomores until the end of the col j lese term in 1924. At given signal the whole crowd of lovely girls arose and each senior placed on the finger of a sophomore her class ring. .tsv Mir. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith and Mrs , Ellen Rush Sturdivant of the college Q faculty were guests on this occasion. MONTGOMERY MUSIC CLUB PRESENTS LOCAL ARTISTS
 Mrs. Virginia II. Scott, soprano Mrs. Reid Lancaster, pianist; Miss Bessie Reese, violinist; Mir. George Ryan, tenor, were the Montgomery art ists presented Wednesday afternoon by the Montgomery Music club at then regular monthly musical tea, which was held at the home of Miss Inez Powell on Sayre street. Sweet peas and car nations were used in profusion through out the rooms and numerous burning tapers softly lighted the rooms where the guests were assembled. At the con clusion of the lovely program, the hostesses, Miss Inez Powell, Mrs. Frank Hurley and Mrs. Uric Gilbert, served delicious brick cream and cake in colors of pink and white. The program was as follows:
 q 1. Humoresque Edward Schiett) Mrs. Reed Lancaster.
 ?. a. A Sunset Lanier), Dudley Buck) ;b. My Dreams (Pavlo Tosti) c. Dolorosa, A Legend of the Cross (M. Picolomini) d. Largo, from the New World Symphony (Anton Dvo' rak), Mir. George Ryan.
 8. a. Berceuse (Frederic Chopin b. Fantaesie Impromptu (Frederick Chopin), Mrs. Reed Lancaster.
 4. To the Rising Sun (Toryussen) Nah Lindy Lou Chinese Flower (Fron East to Suez), Miss Bessie Reese.
 5. a. The Magic Song (Meyer Hol rnund) b. Coming Home (Charles Will leby c. Birthday (Cowen), Mrs. Scott
 6. a. Second Arabesque, Claude De pussy. b. Turkey in the Straw (David Guion), Mrs. Lancaster.
 Chorus-Perfect Day (Bond), the club.
 Mrs. J. c. Haygood Mrs. Reed Lan caster at the piano.
 MARIE BELL HAS
 PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY
 The lovely home of Mir. and Mrs Hardie Bell on Perry street, south wal the scene of beautiful party Wed nesday afternoon, when they enter tAined a number of small friends II honor of the fifth birthday of theil daughter, Maria. For the pretty occa sion a George Washington setting wal arranged for the small guests. Rec roses and red carnations and red burn ing tapers formed the keynote of thu decorations throughout the apartments
 After a number of games the chil dren were invited in the spacious dinini room, which was truly patriots scene. The dining table was scattere' with flags and shields of the Unite, States. In the center of the table wal miniature Delaware river, whicl showed George Washington crossing. A one end of the table stood a miniatur George Washington holding an axe, ant at his feet was the cherry tree whicl he cut down and for which he coult not tell lie, the story being known t every child present.
 Each child was given attractiv, George Washington favors and on tn brick ice cream which was served stoo' miniature George Washington. I'm prettily embossed birthday cake hel' five burning candles. Those who en joyed this delightful birthday part. were: Marguerite and Mary Litchfield Mary Virginia and Emily Whiting Murray Bradley, Ethel Hobbie, Ton Bell, Owen Scott, Claire Lassiter Eukette Francis, Sara Francis Pickett Georgette Johnson. Harold Dark. Jacl Nolen, James Sanford, George Nolen Harris Gravely, James Mccormick Jake Henderson. George Saffold. H. V Bell, Thomas Edwards, and Carolyl Hill.
 SCHNEIDER CIRCLE HAS
 BIRTHDAY PARTY
 The Schneider Circle of the Dexter Avenue Methodist church was organ ized in February, fourteen years ago ant every year since that time. the Febru ary meeting is made festive occasion with birthday cake. and all that goes tC make real birthday party. The regu lar monthly meeting of this circle fol 1921. was held at the home of Mrs II. F.. Blalock and Miss Jane Hammond on Pelham street. when quantities o spring flowers and George Washington decorations were used to make tht