The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28

i've estates and winter homes of Messrs
 George J. Gould. Pierre Lorillard and
 others. All these gentlemen and a
 large number of guests they have had
 during the last five years have been
 interested in the formation of a club
 and the establishment of winter col
 ony in the section.
 1 Of engagements and rumors of engage
 ments there are not many this week, but
 the few are of expectant interest. So- ciety was greatly interested by the an- nouncement that Miss Madeleine Knowl-
 ton, daughter of Mrs. Danford Henry knowlton, and sister of Mrs Allen Ap-
 pleton Robbins and Mrs Johns Insley
 Blair, is to be married to Mir. Cowdin of Gfammercy park. To those who, with Miss knowton and Mr, Cowdin, were members of q party on a recent trip to Panama the news does not come as a
 surprise. for the engagement is one of
 the results of that cruise. It is expected that Mr Cowdin's marriage will follow
 closely that of his son. MT, John Cheeyer
 Cowdin, who is to wed Miss Florence
 Hopkins of San Francisco on June D.
 Another engagement announcement is
 that of Miss Louise Havemeyer Jackson, daughter of Mrs. Frederick Wendell Jack.
 son, to MT John Black Cornell son of Mr
 and Mrs. John Milton Cornell of Sea
 bright, N. J. Miss Jackson is the grand daughter of the late Mir. Frederic c.
 HIaVemeyer and the sister of Mrs. Charles H. Jackson who married the daughter Of
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Clarkson Potter
 There is interest in the forthcoming con-
 cert at the Plaza Tuesday night by the members of the children's orchestra a
 collection of able little instrumentalists who hope to become professionals. For some time the orchestra has been sup
 ported by Mrs James Cunningham
 Bishop, at whose home rehearsals are
 being held under the leadership of Mir Louis l, Cornu. MT. Bishops daughters
 the Misses Augusta and Nathalie Bishop.
 who are talented musicians, belong to
 the orchestra and are rehearsing as hard
 as the others
 At a meeting of the Daughters of Oho Mrs. IT. F. Magraw. formerly of Coum- bus, was elected to membership. Mrs II B. Chappelle, Mrs. E. B. Hollister, Miss Maria Townsend, Mrs. J. A. Templeton,
 Mrs, Charles Taylor, Mrs John F. Sipe and Mrs. Dudley Larimore were chosen to serve on the committee to nominate of ficers for the coming year. Mrs. Chap belle. Mrs. Sylvester Berry and Miss Cody ! Whaley were appointed delegates and Mrs. J. N. Proctor, Mrs. Louise Sefton
 and John Sipe alternates to the city fed eraton convention to be held on May g.
 Miss Jane Morgan, daughter of J. Pie.-
 pont Morgan, Jr., and granddaughter of the famous inancier. takes keen delight in society. Her mother gave dance in her honor this week at which all the younger people or the Morgan set were present.
 The young society matrons and girls who took part in the musical company, Tags and Tatters. presented at the
 Berkley theatre yesterday included Mrs. $. Hinman Bird Miss Olivia Hitchcoc,x)
 in the leading male role as the bandit
 chief, and Miss Jeanette McAlpin in inc leading female role of the Princess Thaiia.
 It will be remembered that Mrs. Bird and Miss McApin were Nanlli Pooh and Yum Yum in the amateur production of the "Mikado" in March.
 Others in the cast were Mrs Louis lu- Pont, Irving and the Misses Grace Henry. Mildred Gilbert Townsend. Frances Hen.v Genevieve Sanford, Edith Landon Zoe | Hannah. Natalie Kelley and Caro- and Ursula Brown.