The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-18

drew the low score prize, a bottle of perfume.
 A tempting and palatable salad plate and ice were served.
 Mrs. Folmar's hospitality included MeSdames B. M. Talbot. Jr, 0ren Cor nelius, Bettie Wood, ]. r. Trotman, Gwinn Pope, Aubrey Jones, Sam Sable, Pete Black, George Owens, ]. K. Brantley, J. T. Brantley, George Rainer, Hubert Brown, Fred Nall. R. D. Foley, Gillis Sanders and Mrs. Mae Roberts, Katherine Rainer and Win nie Sanders and the charming honofee, Mrs. B. H. Evans.
 Mrs. Knox Henderson HOstess-The beautiful home of Mrs. Knox Tender son on North Three Notch street pre- sented a scene of marked beauty Wed nesday afternoon, when she entertained at bridge, honoring her mother, Mrs. John D. Pope of Albany, Ga.
 Lovely roses and delicate sweet peas were used in profusion in the rooms, where five tables of bridge were played.
 High score was won by Mrs. Ralph Parks who was given a fancy egg slicer. Mrs. John D. Pope, honoree, was given bottle of Black Narcissus perfume. Mrs. Robert Murphree of Huntsville and Mrs. Frank Jones cut for the low score prizes. Mrs. Mur- phree was presented a rose bowl and Mrs. Jones a thread case.
 A salad and ice course was served in a most delectable plate.
 Those present were Mesdames John D. Pope, honoree; V. D. Jones. T. W. B. Nj. Owens, !. D. Bowers. Shelby Sanders, S. A. Williams, W. H. Brant- ley, Alex Henderson, Robert Murphree, Ralph Parks, ". W. Haralson, Frank l.. Jones, Ben Rives, F. F. Folmar, Ar thur Folmar, D. Fl. Evans of Andalusia, R. D. Foley and Gwinn Pope.
 Miss Sanders HOnOrea--Miss Winnie Sanders, a lovely bfide-elect, was hon. ored by her sisters, Mrs. Emmett Thig- pen and Mrs. Gillis Sanders, at a party Wednesday afternoon.
 A splendid picture was enjoyed at the Princess theatre and afterwards the guests were invited to the attractive home of Mrs. W. R. Sande on College street and delicious cream and cake were served.
 Moll's orchestra entertained with sev- eraI beautiful selections.
 Among those present were Misses AnnellA Chapman, Clare Rogers, Kath- ryn Rainer, Marlowe Bonner, Margaret Gellerstedt, Mary Dean, Sallie Lee Boyd, Sue Walters, Elizabeth Hender- son Mesdames Pete Black, George l Owens, Charles Brannen, Hubert Sel- | Iars, George o'Neal, William Koonce, 1 ]. D. Mccullough, Irving Gillis, Peter Apt, Hubert Brown, H. $. Stallinks, q. l Q. Cowles, George Rainer, Lamar | RAiner, A. Pharr of Mobile, Henry l Doyle, Fred Nall, n. L. Rhodes, Ran iolph Head, J. K. Brantley, Felix Les | ie, W. H. Aainehener, H. JernigAn, Frank Anderson, Albert WiIiianh, 1 Ernest Newton, c. B. GoldthwAite, IT,. ] E. Smith, V. G. Lowery, J. c. Lecken- l by, A. S. Sartain, James Talbot, J. P.I rrotman, F. S. Wood, l.. l.. GelIer- ,tedt, Trotter, Gwinn Pope, Key Mur- nhree, Graph Hubbard, Mary Selman, Y. D. Jones, J. W. Bowers, Arthur Fol | llar, B. H.. Evans, R. F. Powell, Etta Walters, Annie NJ. Boyd.
 0eographic study Club-The Geo yraphic Study club enjoyed the last and 1ne of the best meetings of the year Friday afternoon, May 9, at the home # Mrs. Francis Boswell on North Three Notch street.
 The regular routine of business was trBt oiep9tcheo with.
 Reports from chairmen of different .ommittees shows much progress dur nE the past year in all lines of work ,iven by the club. The helpful reports md plans for next years work given y the critic, Miss Mary England, and hairman of prospectus committee, Miss lorraine Hamil, show that even greater hifgs may be accomplished next year md that plans are already being made Hiss Hamil offered the following report which was accepted. The first meet ng of next year will be on Friday, September 19, the last meeting before Christmas will be on December 12, and he first after Christmas on January ]. The last meeting will be on May 15.
 The club voted unanimously to help with the drive for Montevallo as it ias done for Auburn and University.
 The program was much enjoyed and vas given by Mrs. Ross Rainer and Hiss Martha Jane Ballard. Mrs. Rain ! told interestingly the stories and