The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-10

1 Dr. John D. s. Davis has returned from l Chicago. where he attended the Ameri- | can Medical association.
 pr. and Mrs. May have returned from I Biloxi.
 The Woman's Exchange is prepared to i serve substantial and delicious break i lasts and luncheons during reunion week. 1 The Exchange is handsomely decorated
 with flags and bunting and many lunen-
 con parties will be given there during the
 week. Breakfast is served from to 1 and luncheon from F to 3 o'clock. l MT. and Mrs. J. H. Bell of Nashville l and MT. J. G. Smith and Mrs. T. M. Alexander of Oakland, Tenn, are guests 1 of MT. W. D. Bell on North Twenty ] first street.
 1 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Woodall of Mo- l bile and Mrs. John o. Turner of Ashe- vile are ehaperoning the following party
 of young people at St. Clair in the hand some and commodious cottage of Dr. Y. E. Perkins:
 l MT. James R. Forman. Mrs. John Q. Turner, Miss Fife Hodges, MT. B. h. Philips Miss Irene Embry, Miss Matte
 Morris, MT G. w. Ash, Jr., MT M. W. Forman, Miss Leila Thomasson. Miss l Minnie Woodall, Miss Mary WoodaH, MT. l l. G. Hood, MT. J. L. Echols MT. B. s. Barnes, Jr, MT R. R. Woodall, MT. Ross Philips, MT. J. G. Green, MT. Arthur Brah- ford, MT. Virgil Ash, MT. Ward Thomas
 son, Miss Pallie Tendon, Miss Maggie l May Forman, Miss Willie B. Hill, Miss Gussie Herring Miss Ola Parks, Miss l Maud Mooday. Miss Maybele Hill, pr. l J. G. Henry Mrs. Mary B. Cox, Miss
 Lena Hammonds MT. w E. Griggs, 1 Miss Jessie Sledge MT F. E. Perkins, l Mir. and Mrs Sam High, Miss Carrie
 Tendon, MT. W. R. Thomasson, Miss Linda Byers, MT. D. .. -Wiihams' MT. l w. s. Forman Jr., MT s. Nunnelly, Miss I Esther Nunnelley, MT Renfro Emory, l Miss Callie Hood. MT. James l.. Herring, 1 pr. H. R. Morris, Miss Minnie Wright, i Miss Byrdie Lee McClendon.
 Miss Anna Ford of Franklin, Tenn, is l the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles N.
 Leak on Thirteenth avenue north. Miss l Ford is well known artist ana Will
 probably give an exhibition in Birming- | ham in the early autumn. l Mir IT D. Wade of Kentucky with | Mrs. Wade, who during the sixties was
 the lovely Pauline Mahim and a noted 1 southern belle, are the guests or NIT. l and Mrs. Charles w. Leake | One of the most interesting windows In l the city Is that of the Interstate Ad- i y.rtising and Distribution agency 2ll3 1 Second avenue It might well be named l the Kentucky window, as in 1t are two large pictures of General Davis and Gen- eraI Brickinridge, two small pictures or l Col. J. s. Mosby made during the sixties. l one of Col. Basil w. Duke and one or l General Morgan, one of the most strik- ing figures in history.
 Then there is the war time diary or I Capt. Samuel B. Crendson, Company A, 1 Sixth Kentucky cavalry, and peeplhg | from the edges are his letters written his l wife while confined in the Federal pris-
 ors Camn Chase. Camp Morton and l Camp Douglass after his capture at 1 Cheshire, o.
 w D. Bowen and P. G. Burum of Au-
 pusta. Ga. are among the visitors at the
 reunion.
 l B. F. Hatch of Gallion and pr. R. H. l Duggar of Gallon are attending the re-
 union.
 Mrs. Stuart Marye and her son. MT. | Tench Tilghman Marye, and Miss Sarah | 'ilghman of Maryland are the guests or Mrs. William Doan at "The Meadows
 near Fairview. Mrs Marye and Mss ] lilghman are daughters of the illustrious | III. two weeks in Birmingham.
 MT. George s. Hardee of Florida is the
 guest of Col. and Mrs. T. G. Bush, MT IIardee is a kinsman of the late General | Hardee.
 Miss Lalla Rock Simmons of Newberry g C., is the guest of Mrs. Eloise Brown, 1901 Eleventh avenue.
 Mrs. Hugh Montgomery Lokey has re- | turned to Atlanta after passing several
 weeks with her parents, Col and Mrs. | z. A. Hamilton.
 Mrs. William Langley Sibley will spend
 several days in town this week.
 Former Secretary of the Navy Hilary
 A. Herbert and Mrs. Benjamin Micou ] of Washington, D. C., are the guests of l Mrs. Flora Buell..
 | Miss Sara Martin and Miss Bliss of l Florence are the guests of Miss Anna | Rerne Adams.
 Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock an inn 1 portant meeting of the Confederate Me- | morial association took place in the city l hall Interesting addresses were delivered l by Mayor George B. Ward, Gen. Fred .. EerguS0n, U. '. N., MI. i. J. Iiaicy, U. s. c. V. In behalf Of the Pelham
 chapter of the United Daughters of the
 t,onfederacy an address was delivered hy l Mrs. w. K McAdory, and following this the state president of the Confederate1 l Southern Memorial association, Mrs. T. l M Owen, also welcomed the association The response to welcome was delivered
 hy Mrs. Beham, president of the Con- 1 federated Southern Memorial association.
 Mrs. Beham made most excellent ad- dress, after which she appointed the fol- lowing committees:
 Committee on Credentials-Mrs. l.. s.
 Fandley, Mrs. s. H. Gardner, Mrs. w.
 K McAdory.
 Committee on Resolutions-Mrs. R. l.
 Nesbitt of Marietta, Ga.; Mrs Chapelle
 Corey, Mrs. M. E. Morse.
 Special Committee on Memorial Tor 1 General Lee-Mrs. Chapelle Corey. Mrs.
 Mary Phelan Walter, Mrs Shelton
 Chieves of Petersburg, Va
 An eloquent tribute to the women of the memorial association by MT. Percy Clark followed the appointment of com mittees
 Miss Grace Francis of Washington. D.
 C., is the guest of Mrs. F. G. Bowman
 on Highlafd avenue.
 Miss Mary Lou Cobb is visiting Miss Fannie White in Atlanta. where num-
 Der of delightful affairs have been given in her honor Among the most charming
 was a o'clock tea given to Miss Cobb's
 sorority, and in which the sorority colors, ! yellow and white, were elaborately car nzt.. e,..l, nrr,n nf 6 6nan