The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-12
NOTES IF THE WEEK
 IN SOCIAL WORLD
Wedding Breakfast to Be Given
 Miss WittiChen
LAUNCHING PARTY LUNCH
Group of Interesting Weddings Today In Which the Bridal Parties Will Include Many We'll Known Peo-
 ple-keniworth Conference.

The annual conference of the Young Women's Christian association. now being held at Asheville, is attended by about four hundred delegates from all parts of the south, Alabama being well represent ed. The sessions are held at Wentworth Inn and if they are as successful and interesting as they have been for the last few years they are affording great pleas ure to the many young women attending them
 Wentworth Inn is delightful It is real ly more part of Bntmore than Ashe- vile, anu is within walking instance of the Biltmore station The inn looks to- ward Bitmore House and Mt. Pisgah.
 The social features. of the conference are always delightful Coaching parties are arranged and the driving hour throngs the wide verandas until the last carriage drives under the big vine covered porte co-chere
 The outdoor entertainments, the terrace parties, are charming at this season. A year or two ago a Japanese party was given by the conference on the Keni- worth terraces Hundreds of young wonl- en, carrying Japanese parasols, executed some picturesque figures and and view ing the procession from the Wentworth verandas were throngs of interested and enthusiastic spectators.
 Wentworth Inn has been selected as the annual meeting place. June is rather early In the season, however, and the young women attending the conference have the big inn very much to themselves. The sessios are held in the large music room.
 The system with which the business of the conference is dispatched is quite a revelation to many outsiders. At their desks the secretaries perform their duties like soldiers. Everything goes on like clock work. Bulletins are posted daily. The big living room of the inn is trans formed into an executive chamber. The dlHerent bureaus are arranged here, the business details of the conference, all information regarding schedules and other details is given in this large living room which is generally most popular meet ing place.
 Mrs. William F. Aldrich, who is spend ing a few days in town, Is sitting for Menzel, the miniaturlst. Mr Menzel is also to paint portrait of MT. Harrington Aldrich who is considered to bear d striking resemblance to Chopin.
 
 been the guests of Mrs. Braxton Bragg Comer have returned to Conner.
 MT. James Going has returned from French Lick Springs.
 Mrs. Paine Is in town from Winston Place for a few days and is the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. Edward Magru- der Tutwiler, rJ. Mrs Frank Y. Ander- mn 1hprc nf n has been at Winston Place since Thurs day. going up in their private car.
 Miss Eleanor Matthews is visiting in Montgomery.
 Mrs. J. 1T. Phillips left Monday for Co., lumbus, Miss.
 Miss Reita fNeill of Meridian is the guest of friends in Birmingham.
 The registration of pupils for the mil linery classes which are to be conducted by Mrs Hurley in the rooms of the Young Womens Christian association was begun on Monday A number of young women intend joining the classes The pupils are ot limited to association mem bers
 Mrs. Marshall Dewberry, whose delicate health has been a cause of much solici- tude to her many friends the past winter and spring, is much improved and has been able to go driving on several bright afternoons recently.
 A meeting of the Graduate nurses as- sociation will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Hillman hospital
 A gay and interesting party of young women, members of the recent launching party to Boston. had luncheon yesterday with Miss Martha Dabney. who was pres ent at the launching The occasion was most charming. the details happy re- minders of naval scenes, the stars and stripes. and miniature warshps the floral decorations also suggestive of the big bouquets of sweet peas presented by the naval officers to the young women in the Alabama party.
 The luncheon cards were small anchors painted In marine scenes. The ices were