The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-12
| Yancey chapter, U. D. C., tally-ho in | the floral parade Wednesday.

the floral parade Wednesday. Miss Mary George Cruikshank one of the bevy of lovely Birmingham girls who is lending a local charm to the groups of pretty women seen at the 1, social affairs of the week, was seen at . an afternoon tea ina dainty gown Of blue linen to which a picturesqua leghorn hat trimmed with a soft pink bow and large roses offered a pleas ing contrast. One of the belles of the reunion week is Miss Pearl Haggard of Winchester Ky, who is strikingly beautiful. She is of that interesting type which is a mingling of black hair and brows with soft expressive, gray eyes. Miss flag gard was seen at luncheon yesterday at the Southern club, where she was the center of a small court of admirers. In the parade yesterday she occupied a car riage with her maid of honor, Miss Ga rothers, and her matron of honor, Mrs Duke of New York, all of whom were at tractively gowned in white with picture hats.
 number of informal lunching parties were given at the Southern club yestcr- day. MT. w. J. Mcqueen was host to a distinguished party of ladies, including
 his mother Mrs. Sarah Pickens Mcqueen; Mrs George R. Ward, Mrs. Anne Van
 Hoose Mrs. Virginia ClayClopton and Mrs John Mcqueen.
 MT. w. J. Daugaix had a party of guests lunching at the club They were
 Mrs. Jones and Miss Swift of Atlanta and
 Miss Hannah Elliott.
 Among others entertaining at the club
 were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grider, MT.
 and Mrs. Paschal Shook, Dr. Robinson who had in his party Miss Jamie Har- ris, Miss Nell Harris and their guests Misses Clarke of Crowley, La. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stillman had as their guests at the Southern club at luncheon yesterday MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss.
 MT. E. B. Hatcher of Louisville Is in the city. Birmingham is MT. Hatcher's S
 old home, where he still has large busi-
 ness interests and many friends. Among the very enthusiastic and lovely women who have visited here dur ing the reunion is Mrs. Milton Hume of Nashville, who is with Mrs J. T. Nixon.
 Among the many beautiful girls at the reunion was Miss Meyer of North Caro- lima She was one of the most admired 1 figures at the Country club musical 1 Wednesday, where she appeared in a l charming lingerie gown with a pink pic i ture hat.
 | Miss Minnie Lee Rainer of Union | Springs, maid of honor to Miss Newman, sponsor for the army of the Tennessee. l United Sons of Confederate Veterans, | won much admiration during the reunion. | She has the artistic combination of nut l brown hair and brown eyes, set off by a I face of rare beauty. She is the daughter | of S. P. Rainer, member of the house 1 of representatives rom Bullock county. Among the delegates to the Confederate | reunion who are In Birmingham is Maj. l B. C. Abernathy of Orlando, Fla, a
 member of Governor Broward's staff. Major Abernathy is visiting his brother, l T. s. Abernathy.
 ] Owing to a conflicting of dates it has been found impossible for the principals l to arrive here "in time to present the l "Mikado' for the benefit of All Saints l Sunday school this week, so that the
 management has decided to postpone the 1 performance until Monday, June g, at
 which time it will be given at the Jeffer- /, son theatre This will not only insure a 1 complete cast but an even more brilliant | presentation than contemplated. All | tickets sold are good for the evening of 1 the 22d, and can be exchanged at the l box office for seats.