Mrs. T. J. Griffith was Inwtess to
the members of her bridge club on Fri
day afternoon. Three’ tables were ar
ranged for the game id the living room
apd the dining room, where bowls of
narcissi were used as a dainty deco
ration. The high- score prize, a set
of iced tea coasters, went to Mrs. D.
P. Wimberly. The” booby, a pretty
perfume bottle, was cut by Miss Sydie
Jones. Mrs. Griffith served a salad
and ice course.
The Beethoven club, consisting of
members of the -music class of Miss
Abel of the high school, was enter
tained by Miss Charlotte Tally at her
liom^ Saturday Afternoon. A splendid
program of musical selections was ren
dered. After the program and busi
ness session, bingo was played, the
prize, a box of correspondence! curds,
going to Miss liowenn Reid. A salad
course was served. The next meeting
will be February 1 what miss Mattie
Kyle Grieg. (
Mrs. Milo Moody has been on ati
extended visit to relatives in Louis
iana.
Mrs. Janies B. Presley ami children,
James nud David, are spending sev
eral weeks in Ft. Meyers, Fla., as
guests of Mrs. Presley's pdrents. Mr.
Presley will join them in February.
Miss Ilia Kirby is visiting her sis
*'?, Mrs. Bennett .McCracken, in Bir
mingham.
Sirs. Janies Staley lias returned
from Birmingham, where she was the
gm»;t of Mis. Raymond Shores.
Mrs. W. J. Austell, Miss Sybil Aus
tell and Robert Austell left last week
for Ttiseulootgi, wiiere they joined Mr.
Austell to reside at that place.
Mrs. Lawrence, after spending
months with her daughter in Boligee,
is the .xuest of Mrs. Hamlin Caldwell
for the remainder of the winter.
