Wade & Webb Family History

Musketeers Club Honors Members: a Lyric party, Hilda Webb among the young ladies who were the club's guests

12 April 1925 · The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.)

Named here: Hilda Webb

The page of The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.) that carries the item
The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), 12 April 1925, page 39 · the whole page

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MUSKETEERS CLUB HONORS MEMBERS

The Musketeers club entertained Thursday evening at a Lyric party in honor of their two new members, Mr. Pete Foster and Mr. Hoyt Brock. After the show the members of the club, with their lady friends and a few guests enjoyed dancing and refreshments in the new club quarters at 1001 Eula street.

The young ladies who were the guests of the club, included Miss Lelia Mae Lincoln, Frances Brooks, Virginia Mills, Elizabeth Smith, Eleanor Cobb, Billie Biggins, Jimmie Morrow, Hilda Webb, Eugenia Perry, Emily Downs, Eula Martin, Lucile Horn, Francis Donald and Mrs. Will Ferguson. Many other guests called at the clubhouse after the show.

The membership of the Musketeers club is composed of Vincent Townsend, president; Hubert Caldwell, vice-president; Turner Jordan, secretary-treasurer; Kenneth Gregg, social secretay [sic]; Andy Smith, council representative; Lorenza Bragan, Richmond Beatty, Ellis Cauley, Beourgard Bagley, Snake Bains, Bennett English, Roy Ferguson, William T. Latham, Sam Smith, Hugh Sparrow, Verbon Sanders, Hoyt Brock and Pete Foster, with Ed Jaysane and Dick Evand, both of Auburn as associate members.

Citation: "Musketeers Club Honors Members," The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), Sunday 12 April 1925, society, club and feature section, p. 39, col. 2; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1925-04-12/ed-1/?sp=39).

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