The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-14
SOCIETY.

At a meeting held yesterday morning
the Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton appointed committees to be in charge
of the D. A R. loan exhibit which will be
a feature of the womans Department Of
the state fair. The women who will be
in charge of decorating the D. A. r.
room are Mrs. william A. Chenoweth,
Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss and Mrs. A. T.
Henley. The D. A. RS who will be in
charge of the exhibit are Mrs. r. H.
Carter. Mrs. Addison G. Smith, Mrs N.
W. Trimble. Mrs. L. ]. Haley and Mrs.
e. NJ. Robertson.
The meeting was a most enthusiastic
one. and the daughters intend making
their loan exhibit one of the most nota-
bic features of the fair.
Mrs. L. G. Woodson. regent of General
Sumpter Chapter. said yesterday that
the daughters here were most enthusiast
tic IN regard to arranging an exhibit Of
D. A. R. relics. Alabama can furnish
many priceless treasures that will interest
visitors to the fair
Miss Cora Hooper of washington. D. c..
Is visiting Mrs. c. T. Randall.
Mrs. George F. Jackson. Miss Eloise
Marie Jackson and Miss Dixie jackson
will leave this morning for visit to
former Congressman Aldrich and Mrs.
Aldrieh at Rajah Lodge, which is just
now at the height of its midsummer
beauty.
Miss Emma Reid and Miss Annie Reid
will leave today for Nashville.
Miss June Jackson is visiting Mrs. ]. A.
MacKnight at South Calera.
Mrs. S. Perry Fowlkes is in Nashville.
The following young ladies have been
selected sponsors for the Saturday games
In the City League: For the Tennessee
Company. Miss Lucy Dwyer; Athletic
Club. Miss Alice Moore; Republics, Miss
Marjorie Catchings; Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company. Miss Marie
Quintet. The maids of honor to the
sponsors will be announced later.
The game between the Tennessee Com
pany and the Athletic Club will be played
at West End park and the one between
the Republics and the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad at City League park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Vandegrift and
Miss Willie vandegrift have returned
from Blount Springs.
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Miss Anna Fanburg Of ChattanooEa is
visiting Miss Faniel Shear, Fifth avenue.
A charming house party is being enter
tanned by Miss Frances Fitzhugh and
country home, "Glenwood," Blount
Springs. Among numerous pleasant
events was card party Friday evening.
Among those present were: Miss Mabel
Vaughan and Miss Ola King, Birming-
ham; Miss Virginia Randolph, Mont
gomery; Miss Osborne and Miss Moseley,
Columbia. Tenn; Miss Margaret Clark
son and Mrs. William Byrd. Jr.; Mr.. John
Cant, Columbia, Tenn; Mr.. Vance Irby,
South Carolina; Mr.. II. Kelley, Mobile;
Mr.. VIII Martin. Florida Mr.. L. Ho-
bart, Decatur; Mr.. p H. Moore, Biz
mingham; Mr.. Lee Jones, Greensboro
Mr.. McIlwain, Selma; Mr.. r. Nicolson,
Mr.. Wilbur North, Birmingham; Mr.
Robert Moseley, Columbia, Tenn. Dainty
Ices were served. The ladies' prize, a
handsome Venetian vase, was won on a
cut by Miss Osborne. The gentleman's
prize, an ebony brush, was won by Mr.
Kelley. The consolation prize fell to Miss
| Virginia Randolph and the BOBBY to Miss
Mabel Vaughan.
| Miss Bessie Browder of Livingston,
| Ala, and Miss Inez Powell of Hunts
vile, Tex, are the guests of DIR. Charles
and Mrs. Whelan.
Mrs. Eugene Jacobs, after a months
stay in the mountains of western North
Carolina, is at home again.
! Miss Daisy Jacobs of Atlanta, Ca, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Jacobs at
TIA South Twelfth avenue.
Mrs. Sol Meyer, 210e Fifth avenue. is
spending a few days at Lookout Inn
From there she will go to Saratoga
Springs. She will return about the mid
die of September
Hot weather says the vital energy and