The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-18
NEWS OF.THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Athletic Club Dance to Be In
teresting Event
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Announcements of Approaching Events.
Quiet Events of the Season-Notes
and Personal Mention of Well
Known Peoplc-A Musicale
NOTES HERE AND THERE

The series of games arranged by the
Birmingham Athletic club beginning Sat
urday evening promise to be exceptionally
interesting from social standpoint.
dance committee has been appointed and
cards will be issued so that the privi-
lege of the floor after the games will
be restricted to club members, an ar
rangement that will make the club dances
more exclusive and pleasant than they
have been. The club has in times past
been the scene of many delightful af-
fairs and the future events promise to
even exceed them in the pleasure that
they offer. The committee on dancing
includes Mr.. P. v. Kolb, chairman; Mr..
J. Hugh Miller, Mr.. w. B. Dicks, Mr..
Roy w. Knight, Mr.. James 7. Coleman
and Mr.. Herbert L. Cobbs. This rule
has been posted at the club:
"Tiolxets to basketball games do not
include dancing or privileges of the club.
Dancing is for club members only, or
those holding dance privilege cards, which
may be obtained from the dancing COM
mittee."
The game tomorrow evening will be be-
tween the Birmingham and the Atlanta
Athletic clubs. Miss Mary Campbell was
appointed sponsor for Atlanta, with her
guest. Miss Alice Anderton of Virginia,
and Miss Martha Dabney, as maids.
Miss Gamaliel Dixon will be the spon-
sor for the Birmingham team and her
sponsors are Miss Susie White and Miss
Elizabeth Going. The chaperons lnclude
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowron, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry b. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
N. stArnes, Mr. and Mrs. e. X. Camp
bell. Mai. and Mrs. Carl H. Seals, Mr..
and Mrs. jackson Halstead and Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Fletcher.
Calman's orchestra will furnish the
dance music. The young ladies whom the
club members have invited INCLUDE MISS
Edith Bowron, Miss Carrie White Bean,
Miss Annie Blinn, Miss Eda Biggers,>
Miss Willie May Bates, Miss Jean Bal
lenger. Miss Maybelle Cosby, Miss Mary
Campbell, Miss Mary George Cruiksnank,
Miss Mary Lou Cobbs, Miss Augusta
Coleman, Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss
Madge Chisolm, Miss May Collins, Miss
Eva Conner Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss
Miss Mildred Downey, Miss Fanne
Dunn. Miss Ruth Evins Miss Sallie Evins,
Miss May Fox, Miss Rose Gillespie, Miss
Sadie Gillespie, Miss jamie Going, Miss
Elizabeth Going, Miss Evelyn Going, Miss
Mary George Green, Miss Alice Graham'
Miss Norma Hood, Miss Gladys HaW-
thorn, Miss Marianne Hamilton, MISS
Dorothy Johnston, Miss June Jack
son. Miss Cary Johnston, Miss
Eueenia Johnston, Miss serena Kirk
natrick. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick,
Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Helen Lake
Little. Miss Lucy Lamb, Miss Annie Lee
grand. Miss Fannie May Mason, Miss
Bessie McCrossin, Miss AIMEE McCrossin,
Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Sue NC
Lester, Miss Lillian Moore, Miss Edna
Moors, Miss Byrd Moore, Miss Syddie
Moore, Miss Ellen Linn Motion, Miss
Elizabeth Mcknight, Miss Hatsie Nc
Knight, Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss VIZ
ginia Means, Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss
Estelle Nabb, Miss Susie Norment, MISS
Kathleen Nixon, Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss
Flora Orr Miss Lillian Orr, Miss Jessie
MAY Perkins, Miss Anna Plunkett, MISS
Florence Rogers, Miss Maybette Roden,
Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Marie
Smith, Miss Ruff Smith, Miss Emily
somerville. Miss Kathleen stringfellow,
Miss Katie Sharp, Miss Donald Seals,
Miss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Mildred Tyne, Miss Ag-
mes Terrell. Miss Margaret Terrell, Miss
Jennie Trimble, Miss Virginia Underwood,
Miss Kathleen yanTIoose, Miss Mabel
Wheelock, Miss Mary Wise, Miss susie
white, Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss
virginia White, Miss Alice Anderton,
Miss Eda Diggers, Miss Maud Smith. Miss
Katie Sharp, Miss Harriet Mason,
Miss Mccormick of Haskell, Texas,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Joycrofters will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Job Going on Louise avenue.
No. 1125.
The Review club will meet at the home
of Mrs. A. r. Robinson, Twenty ninth
street, North Birmingham. at o'clock.
The musicale to have been given yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. u. d.
Mooney WIS llQcuulIciy BobtpohSu oAi ~
count Of the weather until Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. John Sidney White will be the hos
tess this morning at 1890 o'clock for the
Culture club.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will receive the members
OF the Baraca class in the parlors of the
church this evening from $50 o'clock to
1890 o'clock.
A colonial tea will be given at the home
of Mrs. T. c. Cairns Tuesday afternoon
by the ladies Of the Second Presbyterian
church. A free will offering will be taken.
MISS WOOD AND MISS sTRIBLING
GIVE TEACHERS RECITAL
Last evening in the Mendelssohn studio,