The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
THE SOCIAL SIDE M. a ..s...
SOCIAL FEATURES of U. D. c.

U ulHW lH Xll TN - EEI EIi E1H <A v VI eHs SOCIAL FEATURES ot U. D. c.
 The Montgomery women who attend ad the u. b. c. Convention last Ween' and the ceremonies of the unVeiiihs oi the monument to the ConIeaerate oeau at shiloh. have returned home, ana rom .ha accoilnts given of the social side Of inc occasions, they must have received royal treatment at the hands or thelr hostesses The only occasion o1 ohicIai entertainment was trolley rioe anu reception at the chapter house Tn tlor ence Wednesday afternoon. when IS said to have been an event or rare pleasure to the visiting delegates
 One of the delightful smaller aIalrs ofthe social side was beautiful recep tion oiven by Mrs A. II. Carmichael of Sheffield, to Mrs. Bibb Graves ol Montgomery; Mrs. Louise Bankheao Perry of Greenville, s. C., and Mfs. J M. Carmichael, now of ozark, formerly of this city Mrs. Carmichael still holds her membership In the Sophie Blbo Chapter here and went to the cohFeh- tion as a delegate from her chapter.
 Drives dinings and luncheons hlieo the few hours left to the delegates at- Ter inc business features of the gather ings.
 Mrs. w. A. Gayle and Mrs. Bibb Graves returned home on Friday even ing, and last evening Mrs. ktrkpatrlck' Miss Kirkpatrick, Mrs. l.. G. Dawson. Miss Andrew, Miss Dawson. and Mrs. Frank Fillmore arrived home.
 HINT STREET SCHOOL IM-
 PROVEMENT. The district executive committee of the Montgomery School Improvement Association met at the Hunt street School, Thursday morning, and organ ized a district committee The follow ing officer were elected: Mrs. NJ. D. Ro- bards, Chairman; Mrs. E, J. Lewls' Secretary Mrs. R. E. Cunningham. Treasurer.
 The executive committee of the dis trict is composed of Miss Daisy Smith, Mrs. M. D. Richards, Mrs. E. J, Lewis. Mrs. R. E. Cunningham, Mrs. F. Nor gan and Mrs. F. Vaughn.
 A meeting of all the ladi IS of the dis trict will be held at an early date and committees will be formed to work In harmony with the general committee. MEMORIAL. TO ALABAMA WOMAN.
 The people of Birmingham are to erect a memorial to Miss Mary A. Ca halan, who was for twenty-one years. principal of the Powel, and Signor Glu- seppe Moretti, the famous sculptor, who lives at Talladega, has been commis- stoned to execute fl. The memorial will consist of a life sized statue or Miss Cahalan seated in chair The statue will be set on a pedestal at the sides of which drinking fountains will he arranged The base and statue will be of white marble, donated by the Tal- Iadega Marble Company. Moretti IS to receive s4,0OO for the work $2,500 of which has already been donated by the citizens of Birmingham.
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 MEETING OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the Quatre -a-sept Chap ter of the Alumni Association of the Girls High School, was held Tuesday at the residence of Miss Mary Knowles. The officers elected for the ensuing year are; Mrs. c w Sharman, Tirector; Miss Tucharlle Wilson. Secretary, and Miss Ethel Johnson Treasurer. In order to carry out the plan of the Chapter in having outdoor meetings for the sum mer the next meeting will be held Thursday June 6. nt Oak Park.
 wACE<Y PARITY.
 The Friday Evening Club was enter tAined hv it's secretery and treasurer Miss Lilla Yea Avenger. at her home on Amanda Street at tackv party which was greatly enjoyed by those who at tended
 Music and games were features of the evening The recitations of Miss Blanche Thweet were heartily enjoyed Lemonade ginger bread and stick can ly were the refreshments served.
 Those present were: Misses Dora crump. Ira Bailey, Blanche Thweet. Myrtle Brock Lila Yea AYenger. MYr- tie Branscomb. Annie Mar Aveneer Theresa Brock. Blanche Crump and Miss Carroll; Messrs Charles Feat, Jim Elliot, w G. Lister, Leonard Apperson Hugh McPherson and Claude Apper- son.
 The prizes were awarded to Miss Lil- la Yea Avenger and MT. Leonard Ap- person for the most tarky costumes.
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 TO PRESENT PLAY AT HIGH SCHOOL" The Junior and Second Grade classes and their teachers. of the Girls High School, have invited a n1mber of their friends to a play to be rendered Tues day afternoon at 4 o'clock in the au- ditorium of the school on Lawrence Street The play to be presented Is Midsummer Nights Ore; m."
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 INVITATION TO REUNION.
 The following invitation has been received by prominent Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy:
 "The Citizens of Richmond have the pleasure to express the wish that you will attend the United Confederate Veterans Reunion, 1907 in the City of Richmond, Va, May 30th to June Sd.