The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-06
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season The hours will be from 4 to
o'clock on Saturday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. M. Cartwright on South
Twentieth street. The chairman of the
reception committee Is Mrs. Bedford For
rest Tyler.
The details of the reception will make
it an event of beauty, the season, too,
at which the reception will be held giving
a sprng-like charm to all events. Mrs
Carswright's house will lend itself ideally
to so large an entertainment. and the
decorations will make it even more beau
tiful. Its location Is also ideal, at the
crest of the hill that is really the gate
way to the South Highlands. All of the
Highland cars pass in front of the house,
and the guests who wish to avail them
selves of the cars will not be incon-
venienced.
With SO many visiting women, together
with the several hundred women from
the Methodist congregations in the city
and suburbs, the gathering will be dis
tinguished and representative socially as
well as bringing together many women
foremost in religious work.
Besides the ladies of the reception COM
mittee, of which Mrs. Tyler is chairman
the wives of the clergymen and the Of
fcers of the different church societies will
assist in receiving. From the societies
OF the First Methodist church the follow
ing are officers:
Mrs. Bedford Forrest Tyler, Mrs. j. D.
Moore, Mrs. ]. E. Shelby, Mrs. George
Bains, Mrs. George Hush.
Also Mrs. James Weisel, Mrs. w. +.
Harrell, Mrs. Henry Woodruff, Mrs. J.
C, Scott, Mrs. w. ]. Dickinson, Mrs. E.
L. Watts, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. N. Y.
Poleet.
Also Mrs. A. N. Ballard, Mrs. w. b.
D.ckerson, Mrs. Hal Copeland, Mrs. j.
C. Scott, Mrs. w. J. Dickson, Mrs. +.
From st. Johns Methodist church the
following are officers
Mrs. Frederick Jackson, Mrs. w. L.
Sessions Mrs. J. W. Moore, Mrs. 7. ].
Tierce.
Also Miss Miraim Jackson, Mrs. T. K.
Tierce. Mrs. T. H. Conway. Mrs. J. H.
Rowe, Mrs. Naming and Miss Ada McRae.
From Five Points Methodist church the
following ladies will receive:
Mrs. j. Morgan Smith, Mrs. r. 8. Num-
ger. Mrs. Robert Hemphill. Mrs. Cunning
ham Wilson, Mrs. ]. M. Mason, Mrs.
Lewis Plosser and Mrs. T. H. Motion.
From the Eleventh Avenue Methodist
church Mrs. j. T. Palmer and the other
officers of the society will assist In re-
ceiving, these including Mrs. Wade
Wood, Mrs. w. T. Brewer, Mrs. Frank
Kftchell. Mrs. Samuel Cowan. Mrs.
Ernest Redd and Mrs. ]. B. Simpson.
From wesley chapel Mrs. K. f. rye,
Mrs. j. S. Russell Mrs. G.. Bynum and
Mrs. W. A. Reynolds will assist in re-
ceivfng.
The Elyton church societies will be rep
resented by Mrs. John A. Miner Mrs.
Alfred Eubank, Mrs. Bitz. Mrs. Salter,
Mrs. T. s. Smith and Mrs. Broomall.
The West End church will be repre-
scented in the receiving party by Mrs.
Elizabeth Black, Mrs. R. c. Reed. Mrs.
T. G. McGahey, Mrs. ]. v. Glass and
Mrs. w. c. Whaley
From the Fountain Heights church the
following are officers
Mrs. H. s. Slower Mrs. Samuel P.
O'Connor, Mrs. John D. Elliott and Mrs.
G. II. Irving.
Also Mrs. ]. p. Jackson, Mrs. Karners.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wales, Mrs. ]. d. Barton,
Mrs. Frank Crane Mrs. w. E. Wier and
Mrs. Reed.
From Avondale the following ladies will
receive: Mrs. Elmer Thurston, Mrs
Frank Eames and Mrs. John Ellis.
Trinity East Lake, Woodlawn, North
Birmingham and Twenty-first Avenue
churches will each be represented In the
receiving party by the ladies who are
officers in the different societies.
! Among the wives Of the clergymen who