The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
NOTES OF THE WEEK IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Birmingham Represented At
 Brilliant Events NEWEST SOCIETY GOSSIP President of District Nursing Work Asks That Cases be Reported to United Charities or Nurses
 Registry.
NEWEST SOCIETY GOSSIP

The number of Birmingham belles who were members of the launching party, as well as the group who attended the re- union in Richmond, have received dis tinguished social attention, and it would seem that while the events have been held in different parts of the country they were all the more interesting, the one as- sembling a party on the coast of New England and the other bringing together a distinguished gathering on the pictur- esque shores of the James. The pictures presented of the launching showed a group of Birmingham young women with the American flags for a background, while the pictures of the party in Rich 1nond show the flags of the Confectionery. It was certainly a historic week which witnessed two occasions of such national social interest, and something to reflect upon when the cruiser Birmingham afioat off the far northern coast, followed out to sea by the petals of the crimson roses of the sponsor, who with large party of Birmingham people witnessed the launching and in Richmond many lovely Birmingham sponsors gracing an occa- sion, the historic importance of which deepens with the passing of the years.
 
 Mrs. Bruce Brewer, president of the District Nursing work, which Is being done under the auspices of the Nurses Graduate association, asks that applica- tion for the trained nurse who responds to calls among the poor be made to either the office of the United Charities or to the nurse registry. Miss Forceman. a most t4flaf work has covered a wide field since the district nursing was started, responds to all calls, and the association will take it as a kindness if cases needing the sistance of the trained nurse are brought to it's attention either through the United Charities or the nurses registry, both of- fees being reached by telephone.
 During the dining hour at the South ern club on Sunday evening d brilliant programme was given by the Callman or Chestra, the programme being as follows: Overture, Poet and Peasant, Suppe
 Selection, La File de Madam Angot, Lecocq.
 Intermezzo, Little Wag, Sullivan.
 Selection, Marrying Mary Hein.
 Paraphrase, Lorele Nesvadba
 Selection, The Red Mill, Herbert.
 Waltz, Clarlce, Doro.
 Selection, The Gingerbread Man, Sloane. Ballad, September, Charlton
 Overture, Stradella. Flotow.
 Birmingham golfers feel great interest in the first meet of the Southern Golf association, which will be held in At lanta this week on the East Lake links. Among the well known players are Mr. Andrew M. Monson, who won two cham pionships at Louisville in preceding tourn- Rments; MT. Leigh Carroll of New Orleans MT. Horace F. Smith and Mr. Robert Baugh of Birmingham, these being men tioned as q distinguished group of south ern golfers. Mir. Baugh has been made member of the tournament committee.
 
 The recent entertainment arranged by Mrs. E. T. Shaw under the auspices of the St Andrews church, will probably be repeated, as 1t was a success socially and artistically. Mrs. Peases Family AL bum" was described by Mrs. Thomas A. Hamilton, Jr., who wore the costume of a revolutionary dame. The following were posed in the pictures:
 My Mother, Mrs. Horace Shaw.
 My Father MT. E. T. Shaw.
 Me" as a little girl, Carrie Yates.
 "Eben," my husband, Murray Baker. Me a bride, Mary Forbes.
 The Twins, Carrie Yates, Laura Dickin- son.
 The Parson, MT. T. Y. Shaw.
 The Parsons Wife, Miss Huffman.
 The Parsons Boy, MT. Horace Shaw. Sister Jane. Miss Mary Clay.
 Jane's Husband MT E. T. Shaw.
 Sophilia, Miss Lucy Davidson.
 Ann Eliza, Miss Annie Blinn.
 The Village Beauty, Miss Margaret Rob- lnson.
 Grandpa, MT Settle.
 The entertainment given at the home of MT. and Mrs John N. Gunnels 1905 Tenth avenue, south. A musical pro- gramme was presented by Mrs. o. D. Watkins, Mrs. J. E. Kennedy, Mir Scholar, Mrs. McWane, MT. E. T. Shaw and Mrs. E. z. Crow
 Mrs. J. T. Brittle and her daughter,