The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-29
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During her administration the splendid | building in Washington known as Con- 1 tinental haQ, has been completed, costing the 60,000 D. A. R.'s of America $500, 900. It Is built of white marble and is one of the attractions of Washington city. 1t was begun during Mrs Fairbanks term l as president general of the D. A. R., but Mrs. MeLean's superb management has | completed the work which was a giant undertaking. The exact date of Mrs. Me- | Leans visit has not been decided upon, 1 but as stated it will be some time early in December and will be characterized
 by great social brilliancy She will de- | liver an address for the ladies in some | public place. She is very unusual speaker as well as a fine executive officer and cultured and charming woman.
 MT and Mrs Robert Jemison went to | Mobile to be present at the opening of the New Battle House. During their brief 1 stay much was done for their pleasure, | Mrs. Jemison being the guest of honor at several morning parties and a boating i party which was arranged by Captain 1 Tempest.
 Delegates to the convention in Annistou | of the D. A. R.'s are Mrs. J. V. Allen, who goes as regent from General Sum i ter CndpIeIs NIS. JOin U. DdDHty anu Mrs. Lewis G. Woodson, delegates. Among the alternates are Mrs. Henry L. Badham, Mrs. J. E. Frazier and others.
 MT. and Mrs. Sydney J. Bowie enter
 tained informally-at dinner last even ing at the Country club in compliment | to Miss Eloise Perry Robinson of An niston.
 The table decorations were in pink, car not arr,fa Seated at the table were Mir and Mrs. l Bowie, Miss Robinson, Miss Mary George | Cruikshank Miss Carrie Knox of An niston, MT. Charles Heidt, MT. Phillips and MT. Utiger.
 Mrs. Mary Hankinson has returned to Augusta, Ga., after a visit to Mrs. Agnes Hankinson.
 Judge Zel Gaston returned last night from a hunting trip in Barbour county.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Dudley Caldwell 1 have returned from their wedding trip and will be at home with Mrs. Caldwells parents MT. and Mrs. William S. Brown.
 MT. Stephen Smith left yesterday for Memphis, where he will spend several days.
 1 Mrs. J. J. Duncan entertained yester- l day afternoon at linen shower from | to o'clock in honor of her cousin, Miss | Elsie Duncan, whose marriage to pr. | Robert Saunders will be an event of l December 9. The Duncan home was tastefully decorated with chrysanthe- mums, yellow and white furnishing the color scheme. Mrs. Duncan's guests mum l bered 20.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Lassiter of Mo- bile, whose marriage took place Thanks l giving day, spent Friday in the city and were guests of honor at a small dinner party that evening at the Southern club | MT. and Mrs. Lasster's marriage was solemnized at St. Francis church. Mobile, at high noon, Thursday. Mrs. Lassiter was Miss Velma Leftwich, the daugh- ter of MT. J. B. Leftwich, a prominent citizen of Mobile, and Is a niece of Mrs. hCarmichael, Mrs. Horace Hall and. Mrs. Agnes Hankinson of this city. Among the guests at the wedding were several from Birmingham including Mrs. H. c. Vaughn, Mrs. Fulton Clarke, Mrs Daisy
 Wendell and MT. Bressie Vaughn.
 The meeting of the Treble Clef club planned to take place tomorrow morning
 at the Jefferson theatre will not occur
 until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The Guild of Christ church, Avondale, will hold a Christmas sale at Walkers drug store. corner Avenue and Forty second street, Avondale, on Thursday, | Friday and Saturday.
 General Sumter Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet Wednesday at o'clock at the home of l Mrs. Jones G. Moore.
 The young ladies of St. Johns Phil | athea class will have bazaar at Broyles Furniture store, 2014 First avenue, Friday and Saturday. Luncheon will be served l from F to 3.
 The ladies of the Southside Baptist
 church will hold their annual bazar at the residence of Mrs. c. B. Rat cliff, 1928 Eleventh avenue, South, on December 1, 2 and 3, and will have on sale all kinds of useful and fancy articles, candies and cakes. Fruit punch, | cream and cake will be served and orders for Christmas cakes will be received.
 The ladies of the Second Presbyterian 1 church will conduct bazaar Wednesday, i Thursday and Friday at the church.
 There will be called meeting of the board of directors of the Free Kinder | garten association at the Hotel Hilman | Tuesday morning at 19:3O o'clock. The call is made that plans for the reading by | Mrs. Beecher on December may be per | fected. Tickets for the reading by Mrs | Beecher for the benefit of the Free Kin | dergarten association at Fox Smith & | Sons and at Loveman, Joseph & Loebs in | the book department.
 | Miss Edna Sibley will leave today to visit friends in south Florida and Ala | bama.
 Miss Nena Whitmore of Petersburg Va, | who has been visiting relatives in Mont | gomery, arrived in Birmingham yester- | day and Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs | Robert Ewing, at her pretty home, 1921 | South Thirteth street.
 | Mrs. R. M. Schinks has as her guest 1 her sister, Miss Annie Baum of Oklahoma l City,
 | At the Il o'clock service at the First | Methodist church this morning. Mr. | Thomas will sing, "Blest Be the Guest | of Jehovah composed by Miss Daisy w. Rowley which is said to be one of the finest compositions of this talented musician.
 | Misses Huebuck of Louisville are the | guests of MT. and Mrs. Leon Housman.