The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-13
NEWS IF THE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Miss Bowren'S Luncheon for
 Miss Gregg SOME EVENTS OF TODAY Wofford- MccalIey Wedding-Murray- MiIIer-The coburn Players to
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SOME EVENTS OF TODAY
By MYRTLE MILES.

(Telephones: Bell, 1160; Peoples, 299.)
 Miss Nellie Gregg was the especial guest at a beautiful luncheon yesterday given by Miss Edith Bowron.
 The luncheon table was strilkingly tistic with It's handsome cloth embroidered with sprays of pink roses, and in the center a floral fashioned of pink tulips and lilies of the valley. The several places were designed by handpainted cards of appropriate significance, representing as each did typical bridesmaid, while at Miss Gregg's plate was the picture of bride. Covers were laid-for ten, the party including the hostess, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Gregg Mrs. James Bow ron, Mrs. Marshall Jerome Gregg, Miss Luetta Gregg, Miss Edith McCrery, Miss Lucille Gaston, Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Cora Gregg and Miss Elan Tomlin- son.
 A delightfully."- interesting feature of the occasion was the gift, during each course. of some little memento presented to the bride by some member of the little group AS she is to keep house. they each carried @ pertinent suggestioh-a wooden spoon, a measuring cup, a tiny savings bank, a pretty photograph of the bride presented by her mother, an auto graph picture of a group of which she was a member on an outing last sum- mer and several others. A particularly interesting gift was cook book bearing the famous quotation from Meredith: 'eWe may live without poetry. music and art;
 We may live without conscience and live without heart; We may live without friends; we may live without books; But civilized man cannot live without cooks.
 He may live without books-what is knowledge but grieving? He may live without hope,-what is hope but deceiving? | He may live without love-what is passion but pining? | But where is the man that can live | without dining?' 1 The guest of honor was a charming | figure in @ rose pink messaline gown with panel trimmings of hand-embroidered | net, and her hat was rose colored, adorned with white plumes. A graceful and pic- turesque feature of her costume was | an empire scarf in the rose tints. The hostess was strikingly handsome 1 in A pink luncheon frock and Mrs. Bow ron also wore a handsome afternoon 1 gown.
 Miss Luetta Gregg was attractive in | yellow and Mrs. Greggs costume was | blue.
 The Days Events.
 Mrs. Cupepper Exum's luncheon for Miss Gregg will be charming event of today.
 The charity ball will take place this evening at the Hotel Hilman at o'clock. |
 Miss Luetta Gregg will entertain the l Ingalls, Gregg bridal party this evening | at e buffet luncheon.
 Book Club.
 The Highland Book club will meet to- { morrow morning at 10 o'clock, with Mrs. l Leslie Fulenwider.
 Pascha-Fest. The concert which is the opening num- Der in the Pascha-Fest is to be one of | the fashionable events of the week. IL ! is to be artistic and beautiful in every sense The smartest of reception gowns will be worn by the many fair women who will compose the audience, and the request is made that no hats be worn. | The capable women who have the affair | in charge are bent upon making It an | aesthetic success, and that such will be | the case is assured.
 This takes places tomorrow evening at the parish house, Church of the Advent. | The programme in full for the Pascho l ITact oc fellows. Lunches, 12 to 8, Five O'clock Tea | Room.
 | Wednesday, S:30 p. m.-Mrs. Harriette | Wiswell ONeill, assisted by Mrs. Dow. man of Birmingham and Mrs. Eastman ! of New York.
 Thursday, S:30 p. m.-Herr Hocuss Po- | GUS, the mystic magician.
 Friday, 8:So p. m.-"Our Aunt from Cal | ifornia" and children's specialties.
 Saturday S:3O p. m.-"A Medley" by Dr. J. w. Stagg.
 r Monday S:SO p. m.-An od-fashioned tackey party.
 Tuesday, D. m.-Childrens party at the residence of Mrs. J. w. Mcqueen, 1918 Seventeenth street south.
 Tuesday, S:30 D. m.-Three Masquer- aders.
 !. Wednesday, S:3O D. m.-Bachelor auc- ton
 The programme for the concert was announced in full Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hitler Entertain.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Hitler were at home last evening to about seventy-five of their friends, who were invited to meet MT. and Mrs. Doris Loventhal. Their residence presented charming scene with its abundance of spring blossoms. Dogwood was used in profusion and in- | ilo Inc ccb | pink and lavender, used at Mr. and Mrs. Loventhal's marriage two weeks ago. was followed in the decorations last evening. The large table in the diningroom was most festive with it's large central yorna- ment, fashioned of pink roses. and the many lights shone through shades of a soft pink tint.
 MT. and Mrs. Hitler and MT. and Mrs.