The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-05

Bridge Club Meets-The Dolomite
Bridge club met Friday afternoon at
| the home of Mrs. Louis DeSablo. The
house was decorated in snowballs and
cut flowers, and after a series of games,
| the prize, console set, was won by
Mrs. Billy Wilson. following which a
salad and ice course was served. Those
enjoying this hospitality were Mrs.
W. C. Chase, Mrs. Lowell Naff, Mrs.
| d. r.. Ray, Mrs Leslie Hatcher, Mrs.
Jack Hargrove, Mrs. H. G. Hatcher, ST.,
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. S. w. Wright, Mrs.
PeytOn McEniry, Mrs T. ID. Stephens.
Mrs. w. A. Lawrence, Miss Mildred
Hatcher and Miss Helen Hayes.
Sisterliood Meets BETHEL Sister
hood met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. G. Bearman, when a.
business session was held. The house
was attractive in spring blossoms, and
an interesting discussion was held re-.
garding the convention to be held at
Bessemer, June 8, when this organiza-
ton will be hostess to the district. A
salad course was served to the follow
ing: Mrs. Harry Hart, Mrs. Isadore
Green, Mrs. Phil Ripko, Mrs. Louis
King, Mrs. Sam Ihfkovits, Mrs. Levi
Becker, Mrs. Norman Lefkovits, Mrs,
Sol Kartus, Mrs. Nathan Green, Mrs.
Max King, Mrs. Joe Dannis, Mrs.
Julian Erlick, Mrs. Dave Jospin, Mrs.
Dora Weinstein.
Mrs. Van de WORT Hostess Mrs.
Horace Van de WORT was hostess
Thursday evening to the members Of
the Woodward Bridge club, when there
were four tables Of bridge. Cut flowers
and ferns made the house attractive
and the ladies' prize, wall basket, was
won by Mrs. Howard Mussey, while the
gentlemen,s prize, tie, was won BY
Herbert Smith, and the consolation was
awarded to Z. j. Cuniff. The hostess
served sweet course with coffee.
Open Meeting Wednesday There will
be an open meeting OF the Wednesday
Music club Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Rarden. Mrs. George
Stevenson will be the director for the
afternoon, and the following program
will be carried out Piano duet. Mrs.
Arthur Cooley and Miss Lucille Lyle;
vocal, Mrs. Macon Williams piano,
Miss Alice Ragsdale vocal duet, Mrs.
W. B. Rue and Mrs. Julian ETiick /;
violin, Miss Ethel Williamson, accom-
panied by Miss Virginia Williamson !;
piano, Mrs. N. e. Thompson; vocal,
Mrs. George Wilson, with violin obli-
CATO; piano duet, Mrs. Howard Me-
Entry and Mrs. G. B. Hollingsworth /;
chorus, club.
Mrs. Seymour HORored-Mrs. Lee
Moody and Mrs. Dan Davis were host
esses to a number of friends Friday
evening at their home on Clarendon,
| honoring Mrs. Seymour, their house
guest Roses and spring blossoms
formed the decorations, and the hon
Gree was presented with a beautiful
string of beads. Following series of
games of bridge, the score prize for la
dies was captured by Mrs. Julian Er-
| lick, also string Of beads. N. Il.
Thompson won the gentleman's prize,
silk socks. After the games, dancing
was enjoyed, and later salad and ice
course was served the following Mr..
| Gordon Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. N. 70.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Err
| lick, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wade, Mr..
Gomiller, Lee Moody and Dan Davis.
Mrs. ErlicII Hostess Mrs. Sam Err
lick was hostess to the Neighborhood
| Bridge club Friday evening, when
bridge was played. The house was eff
fectively arranged with roses and ferns,
and following the games, the ladies'
prize, compact, was won by Mrs. Mac
Clay, while the gentlemen's prize, a
tie, was won by DIR. G. A. Harris. A
salad and ice course was served to the
following Mr.. and AIRS. Mac Clay, Mr..
and AIRS. George Rutledge, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. b. Mayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Cowan, DIR, and Mrs. G. A. Harris and
Sam Erliek.
The Matrons' club will meet Tues.
day afternoon at 5 o'clock with Mrs
George Woodrow, with Mrs. Tom Ben
! ton hostess. q