The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12

bert, Mrs. Rose Huey, Mrs. Howard Massey, Mrs. A. H. smith, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Ruth Tillman, Mrs. Aleyer- son.
 Beth.Sl Sisterhood Meets-Twenty members of the Beth-El sisterhood met for the first session of the season at Mrs. Harry Hart's Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Hart, president, presided at the meeting which was chiefly a business one. New committees were appointed and work for the year was planned. Mrs. William Lefkovitz was appointed chairman of the program committee and Mrs. Norman Lefkovitz of the enterain- ment committee. Other committees and chairmen are to be announced later. Refreshments were served.
 D0lOmite Bridge Ciub--Mrs. D. R.. Ray was hostess to the DolOmite Bridge clnU at her home in Dolomite Friday afternoon from 5 until 5 o'clock.
 Prizes were won by Mrs. w.. A. Long and Mrs, Peyton McEniry. At the close of the games . salad course with coffee was served. Present were {: Mrs. S. w. Wright, Mrs. W.-C. Chase, Mrs. Peyton Mcknlry, Mrs. Louis De- Sablo, BMrs. Billie Wilson, Mrs. Jack HagrOve, Mrs. Lowell Naft, Mrs. Ed Scales, Mrst W. A. Long, Miss Amy Huey and others.
 FOrty-TwO Club Eentertained- Mrs. Macon Williams entertained members of her Thursday Eorty-two club and several additional guests at her home On Sixteenth street Thursday afternoon. The rooms of the home were decorated with Jack olanterns, candles, witches and other Halloween suggestions.
 Club score prize was won by Mrs F. $. Fitzgerald, guest prize by Mrs George Houston, and the consolation by Mrs. H. D. Keith
 Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon to the following guests : Mrs. Carl Bradley, Mrs. George Bum gardner, Mrs. Clyde Galloway, Mrs. Arthur Cooley, Mrs. J. c. Farris, Mrs. F. $. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Edwin Guy, Mrs. Walter Gwin, Mrs. Wed Gwin, Mrs. T. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Lester Sides, Mrs. A. F. Sturdivant, Mrs. Ray Tillman, Mrs. Owen Williams, Mrs. H. P. Lips comb, Mrs. Henry Hurd.- Mrs. Toni Benton, Mrs. w. o. McMahon, Mrs George Houston, Mrs T. J. McCollum Mrs. George Stephenson, Mrs. A. D. Bell, Miss Sara Walker, Miss Jamie Jones, Mrs. Julian Holt, Mrs. Charles Morgan, Mrs. Ellis Berry, Mrs. H. D. Keith, Mrs. R. s. Sherer, Mrs. O. L. Pearson and Mrs. Kimmons. The host ess was assisted in entertaining by Mrs A. D. Bell, Mrs. Owen Williams and Mrs. Carl Bradley.
 Junior Bridge CIub-Members of the Junior Bridge club were entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss Mildrer I oaI-o of k1a haxSra of hoV puranto Mp and Mrs. G. B. Locke, in Muscado. In the decorations of the home on this oc casion, Halloween jack Olanterns, cats and witches were used.
 Following a series of bridge games prizes were awarded and salad and ic' course was served. The guests wert Miss Ramona Duffee, Miss Mildren An derson, Miss Kathleen Ingram, Miss Vir ginia Jager, Miss Margaret Chandler Miss Mary Pow, Miss Evelyn Pow, Mis- Mary Ruth Cross, Miss Mildren Allen Miss Eleanor McNeil, Miss Katherine | HitchcOk and Miss Eleanor Mae Sal man.
 This will be the clubs last meeting until the spring.
 Church AnnOunCements-First Bap tist-The pastor, Dr. J. 0. Williams, Il 1 COnQuCLIuS TcNINdI, WHICH haS DCSA in progress for a week, some 2S havini united with the church. There hay, been unusually large crowds at ever! service and the meeting will continu' through this week. At the Hiornini service, Dr. Williams will speak on ''Th Christians Supply House." and at z :3' D. m. his subject will be Christ, tn Son of God"
 In the afternoon at 3 o'clock ther, will be special service for men ant boys only to which every man and bo! in, .,the Bessemer district is invited. Tn subject for this meeting will be "Sevel Up or Seven Down"
 A male quartette will furnish tn music and Marvin Pharr will direct tn singing.
 Westside Baptist-Rev. NJ. B. Mat .thews will preach at both services us ing as his subjects: Salvation Onl in Christ" at the II o'clock hour an Salvation by Faith Alone" at z R | o'olock Vhe daaponS Of the church ar