The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

ceiving line, will welcome the guests. The ballroom will be used for dancing and the grand march, led by MT. Owen Gillespie, will begin about 10 o'clock. It will be a most brilliant and distinguished
 occasion. Assisting Mrs. Taliaferro in
 receiving will be the members of the . Writers club, and number of other
 Birmingham women. Mrs. Taliaferro,
 who is one of the most brilliant and
 distinguished women in society, will make
 a most ideal hostess. Exceedingly grac-
 ious in manner, her whole personality IS
 expressive of the cordiality and grace
 of the grande dame of the south, and the
 social success of the reception is assured because it's many brilliant features being left to her. Besides the young women in the Writers club who will receive Mrs. Taliaferro has asked the following wom- en to assist in receiving:
 Mrs, Barrett, Mrs. Crunkshank, Mrs.
 Rhodes, Mrs. Eli P. Smith, Mrs. R. F. Johnston, Mrs Ross Smith, Mrs. John Henry, Jr.; Mrs. Ufford, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. J. c. Maben, Mrs. Markell, Mrs. Hugh Roberts, Mrs. G. B. Mccormack, Mrs. Murrey. Mrs. s. L. Ledbetter, Mrs. Bradley Saunders, Mrs. James A. Going, Mrs. Maben Hobson, Mrs. Tutwler Mrs.
 Pearson, Mrs George R. Ward, Mrs.
 James A. Van Hoose, Mrs. T. G. Bush,
 Mrs w. D. Nesbitt Mrs B. B. Conner,
 
 Fuenwider, Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mrs. w.
 IT. Kettig, Mrs. oscar Underwood, Mrs.
 Robert Jemison. Mrs. N. l.. Miller, Mrs.
 Frank Nelson. Mrs. w. c. Shac6elford Mrs. A. T. London, Mrs. W. w. Crawford
 Mrs. John w. Tomlinson, Mrs. II. B. Gray, Mrs. John Kaul, Mrs. w. P. c. Harding, Mrs. James Weatherly. Mrs Frank Y. Anderson, Mrs. Chiles Clifton , Terrell, Mrs. Addison G. Smith, Mrs Houston Johnston, Miss A. l.. Williams,
 Miss McLester, Miss Elliott.
 By the courtesy of the Birmingham 1 Railway Light and Power company two 1 special cars will leave Hall station at l 30 o'clock on Wednesday morning. The press banquet at the Hillman, the
 Night in Bohemia and the literary symposium at the High school will be a series of brilliant entertainments. Several hundred guests will attend the banquet at the Hillman, and the entertainment at | the High school seats to be reserved in ! the auditorium The Might fin Bohemia will follow the reception at the club, the guests include only the members of the Press club and the visiting men of the league. Second only to Gridiron affairs, this entertainment of the Press club will be long remembered by the Wstors. Besides the formal events there will be many informal dinners and luncheons in compliment to the distinguished visitors. l Hostesses will avail themselves of tho , convenience of entertaining at luncheon l at the club and while every moment l seems now to be filled with entertain ments arranged by the Press clubs, there 1 will be the usual smaller gatherings at | which clever hosts and bright hostesses l will entertain. Many of the handsomest 1 residences along the fashionable avenues l will be filled with guests, and after they 1 have seen all that can be seen in Bir-
 mingham, they will be entertained at l intervals by visits to the great steel ! plants, the iron furnaces, a programme 1 of such vast and worldwide interest I that no other southern city could offer. ! It will be revelation to the 200 or more guests and 1t Is safe to say that no l part of the visit south will express so 1 forcibly the great resources of the south l ern country as will the visit to the in- , dustries within a stone throw of clubs, | and cafes and newspaper offices.
 Mrs. A. H. Benners Is visiting friends l in Greensboro
 | MT. Edward Heating of Denver, pres- | dent of the International league, and Mrs. l Keating will be the guest of MT. and ' Mrs. Richard r. Johnston during the