The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-12

and the most pleasing of all was the toast given the new president Mrs. W. l.. Rosamond, by the hostess, Mrs. Cooper who also crowned her with wreath of roses, not only the new pres 1 ident, but Queen of the May -day-din ner.
 After the dinner hour was over the ] guests enjoyed ramble over the mountain crest and returned at o'clock for the literary session which was held alfresco the large circular east perth with it's climbing roses and ferns making a most restful retreat for the club members to review their years study.
 The club this year has been studying Grecian history and mythology. The review work showed that splendid work had been done by the members.
 The new officers for the year are: 1 Mrs. w. L. Rosamond, president; Mrs. James A. Downey, vice president; Mrs. j. R. Shropshire, secretary; Mrs. G. R. stamps treasurer; Mrs. Felix l. Tar rent, state director-reporter; Mrs. w. i w. silk. critic Mrs. D. Rivers Cope land, club director.
 MT and Mrs. Lyman s. Berry announce the engagement of their daughter Claride Vernon, to MT. corday Savage Milan, i the wedding to take place early in June.
 The dining hour at the Southern club on Sunday evening presented as usual a l hrilI Iio tbp am being especially delightful and includ- ing the following numbers by the Cal 1 man orchestra:
 1 Overture-Semiramedi Rossini. Selection-La File de Madame Angypt, Lecocq
 Idylle-Little Rosebuds, Boettger. Selection-Nary's Lamb, Carle. Waltz-Soul of the Rose, Frantzen. Selection-H. NJ S. Pnafore, Sullivan.
 Serenade-Celebrated Tittl
 Selection Faust, Gounod Cornet Solo-The Palms, Faure. Overture-Fest, Leutner.
 Miss Maude Conville entertained last evening at her home on North High lands. The parlor, dining room and li- brary were thrown together and dancing and games were a feature of the evening. Misses Ruby Conville and Fanny Love- man presided at the punch bowl. In the cutting of the cake the dime fell to Miss Funderburk and MT. Nuckolls, the thim- ble to Miss Ruby Conville and MT. Han cock, the ring to Miss Loveman and MT. Chumley.
 salad course was served in the din ing room. Miss I<ieling delighted the guests with several vocal solos, with Miss Chumley as accompanist Those present were: MT. and Mrs. James B. Drake, Miss Funderburk, Miss Ruby Conville. Miss Loveman, Miss Ward, Miss Con ville Miss Farman, Miss Kieling. Miss Tamoh Conville, Miss Chumley, Miss Bry- an, Miss Moore, Miss Bolin. Miss Fannie Loveman, Miss Maude Conville; MT. Elem mings, MT. Nuckols MT. Hancock, MT Fell MT. Collier MT. Luckie, MT. Hurt, Mir Chumley, MT. Crump, MT. Howell Mr. Sitton, Mir Snyder, MT. Lockwood Mr. Wheeler, MT, Heaslett, MT. Douglass MT. Knox Conyile.
 coaching party and picnic to Glass mill on Cahaba river, will be given We'd nesday by the Church of the Advent choir, under the personal direction of Jefferson County Game Warden John B. Rosenstihl.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Aldrich were in | town yesterday from Rajah Lodge.
 Miss Lena Jackson is in Baltimore, the ' guest of Mir and Mrs. Frank D. Pullen | in Roland Park. Later she will visit in Washington, where she will be the guest of Mrs Paul Scharf, who is grand-nece | of Longfellow While in Washington Miss Jackson will attend the commencement | and alumni banquet of her alma mater. i
 Miss Alice E. | mph was awarded the ! prize in the rel poster contest. in which posters aa.. ,s the musical | festival were acceptes, 'ss Rumph's | poster "The Choir" sho, artists |