The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27


that promises TO be splendid The reeeiv-
ing part, with Mrs. Davis at its head.
will stand in the alcove, which will be
bright with flowers and foliage. The
party will include, besides Mrs. Davis.
Mrs Thomas d. Parke as first presi-
dent of the association; Mrs. Henry
Gray as chairman of the first Charity
Ball in Birmingham with the board of
managers of the District Nurses associa-
ton. These are Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs.
W. B. Leedy, Jr.. Mrs. 4. A. Hamilton,
Mrs. Bruce Brewer. Mrs. Will Porter,
Mrs. william Mudd, Miss Grace Smith
and Miss Daisy Moody.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Davis have
consented TO lead the grand march and
the figures which Mr. Davis has planned
are extremely beautiful. The flags of
many nations will be used in an especial
ly intricate one which will have for its
participants about 80 couples prominent in
society The Growers will be called out
for one of the most graceful and intri-
cate of the figures-the scarf drill. Twelve
members Of the club and as many girls
will take part in this. The Dixie Girl
will be another most interesting feature
and is considered one of the prettiest.
Other features as lovely will be intro
duced and all will make the introduction
to one of the most prominent events of
the year.
COMMITTEES FOR LIBRARY DAY
The committees having in charge Bir-
mingham Library day will meet Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock at Cable hall. Ey-
cry member is requested to be present,
as business of Importance comes up Fol-
lowing are the committees from each
club:
Cadmean: Mrs. James Weatherley, Mrs.
r. O. Smitn, Mrs N. E. McLester.
Clionian: Mrs A. II. Ford, Mrs. J. NJ.
Mason. Mrs. Crawford Johnston.
Council of Jewish Women: Mrs. J. Jaf-
fee Mrs Jonas Schwab, Miss Estelle
Wertheimer.
Crescendo: ]. B. Messer. Mrs. Claud
Rurand, Mrs Clifford Price.
Culture: Mrs J. 8. White, Mrs. w. H.
Bell, Mrs. c. Adams.
Kenilworfth club: Mrs. C. l.. Foster,
Miss Maude Mcconnell, Miss Eppie Irene
Hayes. ,e
Mrs. J. c. Carmichael.
Nineteenth Century club Mrs. victor
Hanson, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Kate
Earle.
Pierian, Mrs. A. p Montague, Mrs. ,Eus
gene Warrington, e. J. Robinson.
Quest club: Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs
]. e. PENNY, Mrs. Sumpter Bethea
Edgewood-Mrs. j. M. Webb, Mrs. l. La
HILL Mrs. II. r. Smell.
Ouivive Cuba. T. Dewberry, e. L.
Glass. Luther Reynolds.
Fenelon-J s.. Kennedy. William STREET,
A. ]. Dawson r. T. Pittman
Shakespeare Club-Mrs. Chanes Brown,
Mrs. Mamie Williams, Mrs. Algernon
Smith.
Fountain Heights Study Circle-Asked to
send three members.
Study Circle Club--Mrs. DR.. Frazier, J.
w. Donnelly, G. N. Bowers.
Highland Book-John Cartwright, e. Nj.
Tutwiler Miss Hubbard.
Twentieth Century Club-Mrs. George I.
Harrington. Mrs W. w. Silk, E. E. May.
The arrangement committees include:
Advisory Board-Mrs. e. p. Orr, Mrs.
Sam Adler. Mrs. A. d. Smith, Mrs. F. Y.
Anderson, Mrs. w. S. Lowell, Mrs. w. ID.
Smith.
Finance Commttee-Mr. A. M. Ford,
Mr. w D. Nesbitt. Mrs. Crawford john
son, Mrs. III Haley, Mrs. D. II. Harper,
Mrs. W. p Redd, Mrs. c. T. Randall.
Publieity-Mrs. j. A. Rountree, chair
man.
Barbecue-Mrs Charles Brown, chair
man.
sandwiches-Mrs Willard Wilson, chair
man.
Dance-Mrs. Richard Randolph. Mrs. Fl.
L. Badham, Mrs Douglas Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Burr Ferguson.
Other committees will be appointed
later.