The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-10

cry; Mrs. W. |. Durr, Montgomery
 Mrs c. B. Ratliffe, 1923 Eleventh Ave nue, South-Delegates, Mrs. c. N. Max well. Tuscaloosa; Mrs. T. G. Taylor. Montgomery
 Mrs J. Hubert Scruggs. 15O4 Tenth Ave nue, South-Delegates, Mrs. R. P. Dexter, Montgomery; Mrs. T. w. Palmer, Monte vallo.
 Mrs. Charles I. Smith. 111s Eleventh Street. South-Delegate, Mrs. Charles Le- Croix, Athens.
 Mrs. c. M Tardy. 1905 Tenth Avenue, South-Delegates, Mrs. l.. T. Pride, Pride Station; Mrs. Frank Elmore, Montgom- cry.
 Mrs. F. I. Tarrant 1909 South Nineteenth Street-Delegate. Mrs. Jefferson Beeland, Greenville.
 Mrs. N. D. Whitley. s11 South Twentieth street-Delegate, Mrs. l.. G. Dawson, Montgomery.
 Delegate, Mrs. M w. Camper, Flor ence.
 Mrs. Sterling A. Wood, Twentieth Street. Sonth-Delegate Miss Sallie Jones, Camden.
 Mrs. J. G. Whitfield. 1000 Twelfth Street, South-Delegate, Mrs. B. L. Sanford, Opelika
 Mrs. Wade Wood, 800 South Thirteenth Street-Delegate, Mrs. R. H. Motley, Tuskegee.
 Mrs. Mary Williamson, 150S Eleventh Avenue, South-Delegates, Miss Mamie Bethea, Montgomery; Mrs. Lizzie Reeves, Montgomery.
 Mrs. A. B. vandegrift. 6S1 Twenty-frst Street-Delegates, Mrs. R. B. Galloway, Livingston; Mrs. c. W. McMahon, Liv-
 ngston.
 Mrs Joseph A Zinzer, 9O3 South Fif- teenth Street-Delegates, Mrs. J. H. Hogue, Marion; Mrs. M. D. Moore, Ma rion.
 Mrs. Flora H. Buell., 1721 Thirteenth Avenue, South-Delegate, Mrs. Stollen- werck, Montgomery.
 Mrs. c. F. Enslen, 2155 Highland Ave nue-Delegates, Mrs. George E. Enslen, Wetumpka; Miss Francis l.. Golson, We tumpka.
 Mrs. Gus Colvin. 7s2 West Twentieth Street-Delegate, Mrs. E. w. Christian, Mobile.
 A piano recital was given by Florence Strange, pupil of Miss Cleo Glover, Sat urday afternoon in the Watts building. The programme was as follows (a) Etude in G Minor, CHeller). (b) Etude in B flat, QIeller). The Butterfly, (Seeboeck). (a) Consolation, (Mendelssohn). (b) Morning Song, (Mendelssohn).
 Co Venetian Boat Song, (Mendelssohn). (d) Tarantelle, (Mendelssohn) Sonata in G, Allegro, CMozarD. Mrs. w. M. Byrd, Jr., has returned from Little Rock Ark, where she has been for the past three weeks on a visit to Miss Rose Dickinson. The ladies of the Sixty-seventh Street Methodist church will hold Dutch mar ket on the church grounds Tuesday even | ing, May 12. for the purpose of raising l funds to purchase pews. A liberal patron age is solicited. Ice cream and cake will | also be served. | Mrs. Henry Schroeder and daughter, | Miss Elfreda, leave Thursday for Pana- | ma, their future home. They will be at home to their friends Sunday afternoon and evening. | Mrs. E. R. Hastings and daughter, Miss | Sarah Hastings of Montgomery are yis- | iting MT. and Mrs. E. M. Hastings at | 615 North Twenty-second street. l The many friends of Miss Octavia Brown will regret to learn she will have l to undergo an operation for appendicitis Monday at St. Vincents hospital. 1 Little Martha Theodora Poull cele- | brated her sixth birthday at the home of | her parents on South Ninteenth street on Friday afternoon from to o'clock. Next Saturday will be known as "Craw- ford Day. at the Country club in honor of the retiring president, MT. w. W. Craw- | ford A barbecue will be served and there will be an all day golf tournament, for which a trophy and a number of hand | some prizes will be offered by MT. Craw- | ford
 1 Miss Mary Lou Cobb, president of the | Joe Wheeler chapter, Children of the Confederacy, will entertain the delegates of the visiting chapters next Friday aft ernoon at her home, 1901 South Seven- | teenth street No invitations will be is- sued to the children of the Confectionery except through the papers. | On Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock the ladies of Paul Hayne School Improve ment association will meet in the new rooms which have recently been com | pleted for settlement work All the as- sociations of the city, as well as all other organizations interested. are invited to send representatives to this meeting Mrs. Robert Thach and her daughter, Mayo, have returned home from Europe and are at their residence on Eleventh avenue. l The Home Mission society of Fountain Heights Methodist Episcopal church. 1 south, has arranged to have a quilting party Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend, bringing | AL . -lI.