The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
DOTHAN SOCIETY

DOTHAN, Ala, May 3.--Mrs. ]. d.
Foy was hostess to the New Century
club Tuesday afternoon at the closing
meeting of the year. The most inter
esting feature of the program was
Spirit of the Passing Years." drama
in seventeen acts given by the past
presidents of the club, each of whom
told of the most interesting phases of
their administration. ~
Mrs. II. T. Wallace, president-elect
for 1924-25, gave an interesting talk
and Mrs. G.. HI. Malone presented the
club with a beautiful copy of Paul
Potters Bull" paul Potter, which
will be given to one of the city schools.
Mesdames G. II. Malone, III. G.. For
roster and ]. d. Foy were leaders for
the afternoon.
Modern W0Odmen Banquet--A BAN
quet was given to the Modern Wood
men by the Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea ON Friday evening at the Woodmen
hall when the following program was
rendered: Ephonium solo, Ludlow
Hallman: vocal solo, Miss Ida Hall |;
reading, Miss Vida Stephens saxopbone
solo. damon Driggers; reading, Miss
Bruner; violin solo, Miss Helen Avery.
Junior Harmony Club-The Junior
harmony club held its regular meeting
at the Elks' home when the program
was as follows: Piano solo, Margaret
Morgan; vocal solo, Beryl Rish flute
and violin duet. Herbert McClintock
and Neill McCallum; report of state
federation. Mrs. Gypsy Boozer; piano
solo, Beryl Stewart.
Lillian Hale's "A Mere
Farm" was the scene of happy chill.
dren's party Saturday afternoon when
Lillian. the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. ID. Hale. celebrated her twelfth
birthday anniversary. Games were
played ON the spacious lawn until
a late hour when delicious refresh
ments We're served In the dining room.
Another Birthday Party-Caroline.
the four-year-old daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Jim Acres, Jr., was n diminutive
hostess to thirty-five little friends at
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Acres, ST., Thursday after
noon.
Childish games made the time pass
merrily for the little folks. Assisting
Mrs. AGREE in entertaining were Mes
danes Mae Nelson Sanders, Cora
Sounder and Angus AGREE.
Thursday Rock CIub-Mrs. J. r.
Young was gracious hostess to her
rock club Thursday afternoon at her
home on North Foster street. Spring
flowers were arranged in the living
and dining rooms and games were play
ed atsfour tables.
Assisting in serving delectable sal
ad plate were Mrs. Herman Cannon
and Miss Lucille Sharpe.
Violin Recital AT Country Club
Miss Mary Lou Bell, who recently re-
ceived her degree in violin at Brenau
Conservatory, delighted the members of
the Country club with a repetition of
her graduating program Friday evening.
She was accompanied by Miss Gladys
King and her program included Sonato
in A Major (HandeD ; Concerto OPP. "a
(MendelssOhn1 +; Chants Russes (Lalo)
Orientale (Cui) Obertass (Einiawski)
Scene de Ballet ode Beriot).
Mothers Round Table--Mrs. Goree
johnson was hostess to the Mothers
Round Table Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. o. r. Nor
gan, when Mrs. w. B. Thomas was
leader of the program on Childhood"
Roll call was answered with quotations
on Childhood" ''The kindergarten
and its Relation to the Child" Mrs. II.
Harris; vocal solo, Lave Was Once a
Little Boy" Mrs. Avis Lewis; duet,
''Hark to the Mandolin" (Parker), Mrs.
Shelly Strickland, Mrs. Walter Barnes.
Physical Welfare of the School
Child" Mrs. 1. G. Bates; readings,
1.-THE Soul of a Child" and Dirty
Hands and Dirty Face" Mrs. e. ID.
Wright.