The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-01

| Mir and Mrs. R. $. Munger. who always
 patroni9e music and have for many
 years been actively interested in every
 thing of a musical nature in this city. | have taken a box for the concert tomor-
 row evening. With them will be their 1 daughter, Miss Mary Munger. MT. Lon
 nie Munger, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Mont
 gomery Both Mrs. Montgomery tRuby | MungeD and Miss Mary Munger have beautiful voices, which have frequently been heard at concert and rawing room reeitals.
 1 The visit of the distinguished suffrag- ists who come to Birmingham on March | g. is being talked of in club and society circles. While it is a serious body Of women interested in equal suffrage and
 a general uplift, they will be entertained
 a great deal during their visit with lunch
 cons and dinners. both of a public and private nature. The luncheon given by the board of trade will be gwen Monday March 9, and on Tuesday, the following day, there will be the luncheon with 200 participants at the Country club. The mass meeting which will be held at the Jefferson theatre on the evening of March will be free to the public.
 The public will be invited and cordially welcome. The .ushers npon this occa- sion will be society girls, over 20 of them having graeiously consented to act in this capacity.
 Mrs. Frank Crockard's convalescence 1 from her recent illness gives genuine pleasure to a large circle of friends. Mrs. i Crockard is of the most popular women in society. She has sufficiently recovered to leave White Sulphur Springs
 and will return 10 her home in this city within fortnight.
 l Miss Anne Sbley and Miss Mary Sibley returned Friday from a visit of several l wekes to Miss Carolyn Conger of Se- vance, Tenn.
 ] Mir. and Mrs. Tiff Conger and Miss Car l olyn Conger of Sewanee, Tenn, are the | guests of MT. and Mrs. Grigsby T. Sbley on Mountain avenue.
 Mrs. NJ. Marx of Uniontown is visiting
 her daughter, Mrs M. K. Erdrich. |
 | Miss Bernice Meyer has gone to Mobile
 to visit Mrs H. T. Hurschield. I Mrs. W. H Hit will leave Monday for
 a visit of two months to Georgia and Florida.
 Mrs. P. A. Rossiter and Miss Tleurange
 Rossiter have returned from New Or
 leans where they enjoyed Mardi Gras. 1 Miss Lizzie Heating of Macon, Ga, is
 the guest of Mrs. P. A. Rossiter on High
 land avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Metvel have returned to their home in Cincinnati after
 a visit to Mrs. c. E. Edwards. l On Friday evening Mrs. A. II. Wyatt l of Kansas City entertained at dinner 1 at the Hotel Hillman in honor of Miss
 Mary Gum. After the dinner box party was given at the theatre. Those present were Miss Mary Gum, Miss Pauline Phillips, Mss Ruby Looney, Mrs. A. II. Wyatt, Mr and Mrs. " l. Phillips, MT. Harry Holloman and MT. Y. r: Bryant. | MT. and Mrs. c. A Golston, Jr., have
 returned from their wedding trip to 1 New Orleans, Gulport and Mobile, and will make Birmingham their future
 home.
 | Mrs. Henry A. Cook of West End re-
 turned Friday afternoon from Alpine. | Mrs. Jack Garner. Jr., has been seri- ously i'll for a week or 10 days at her home in West End.
 Miss Mardelle Chamblee is spending
 the weekend with her parents MT and
 Mrs. J. D. Chamblee of West End. | l The following invitation of interest
 has been received by many friends in
 the city MT. and Mrs Julius Bernheim
 request the pleasure of your company l at the wedding reception of their