The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-24
MRS. GIELOW SEEKS TO
 FOUND SCHOLARSHIPS
 FOR SOUTHERN GIRLS

line will be the brilliant hostess, Mrs Brooks, who will wear an elegant colon ial gown.
 Mrs & Perry Fowllkes, the chapter re- gent will be next in the receiving line. She will wear a beautiful gown sugges- tive of the colonial.
 While the invitations to the tea have been limited, the Daughters were disap- pointed in the number received. They desire 1t understood that many of their friends who have failed to receive invi- tations owing to a misunderstanding, are cordially invited and each member of the chapter hopes to see her friends at the tea the proceeds of which are to go to the Continental Hall fund.
 The young women who will be invited to receive are:
 Miss Trimble, Miss Phelan, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Roselind Lewis, Miss Mamie Moore, Miss Alice Moore, Miss Anna Roberts, Miss Sake Miss Weatherly the Misses Graves. Miss Nano Johnston, Mss Fay Miles. Miss Ala King, Miss Van Hooe, the Misses Hume, Miss Annie Jemison, the Misses Sharpe, Miss Eliza beth Jemison, Miss Conner. the Misses Lathrop, Miss Roden, Miss Elliott, Miss Orr, Miss Nettie Anderson, Miss Gray Wilkins. Miss Chambliss, Miss Clara Cooke, Miss Helen smith, Miss Reid. 
 The approaching wedding of Miss Jor- dan and MT. Cothran is an event of so much interest in Birmingham's social world that the Easter season has been more brilliant than usual by reason of | the series of events given in their honor.
 Of the many brilliant belles who have graced society, no one Is more universally popular than Miss Jordan. She combines IA 4l,.f ls.rr made her beloved not only in her immedi- ate circle of friends. but throughout the city. Her wedding will naturally be one of the most important of the year be- cause of the prominence of her family, who have for generations been prominent in the social and political annals of the state.
 MT. Cothran is a member of an equally distinguished Georgia family, and is ex- tremely popular in Birmingham.
 The wedding will be one of the most brilliant events of the season, Miss Jor- dan including in her wedding party sev- eral of Brmingham's most beautiful young women MT. Cothran's groomsmen are among Birmingham's best known clubmen.
 The series of events in Miss Jordans honor began last week, when Mrs. Fred erick Watkins Dixon entertained a party of fifty guests
 Miss Jemison entertained Tuesday a party of over a hundred guests, and yes- terday Miss Emma Leedy entertained In compliment to the lovely bride to be-
 A dinner will be given tomorrow even ing by MT. and Mrs. Henry Bramlette Gray in compliment to Miss Jordan and Mir Cothran and on Monday afternoon Miss Jordan will be the guest of honor at a card party at which Mrs Edward Margruder Tutwler will entertain twen- ty-four guests.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. Pete Basil Clark will entertain the wedding party after the rehearsal at the church. The we'd ding Wednesday evening at the church of the Advent will be followed by a large and brilliant reception at the hillman.
 Miss Emma Leedy entertained at a charming card party yesterday afternoon in compliment to Miss Amy Jordan the occasion being among the beautiful events of the week.
 The score cards, hand-painted, repre- sented graceful figures of fair women. At the close of the games delicious luncheon was served.
 The first prize, a cut glass cologne bot tie, was won by Miss Clara Cooke The lone hand prize, a set of bread and butter plates, was won by Mrs. B. r. Moore. Mrs. Hugh Morrow won the booby, Dutch poster.
 The hostess presented the guest ot honor with a silver ladle.
 Miss Leedy was a notably pretty fig ure in an exquisite gown of white eta- mine, and Miss Jordan was unusually lovely in an afternoon toilette of green and white.