The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-02
RANDOM NOTES OF
 SOCIETY'S DOINGS
News of Well People Here and Watch Society Baseball Game-Luncheon Parties and Other Incidents Arranged to Compliment Visitors.
 Dates Fixed for Approaching Affairs -Hostesses
By MYRTLE MILES

The most popular event of yesterday, noted the Washington Post, was the an- nual baseball game between the Chevy Chase and Metropolitan clubs, which was held at the American league park for the benefit of the free wards of ProVldehee hospital Mrs. James F. Barpour, Who was the originator or this event, was congratulated upon the success of her en- terprise. The boxes anh grandstand were filled with an enthusiastic and fashion, able audience, which cheered and ap- plauded at every good play. regardless of the team.
 Mrs. Barbour, with Miss Marguerite Barbour and several other young women sold programmes and seats.
 Mrs. Charles Broughton Wood had in her box Senator and Mrs. Mclean, Miss Winner, Miss Morgan, and several men Mrs Peter Gerry, looking very lovely m a white frock with a rose-colored broad hat trimmed with roses, had among her guests MT. and Mrs. Paul Pearsall Mrs. Theodore Wilson and MT. Penn Turner Mrs. Pearsall wore a becoming gown or pink null, and a pink sailor hat trim- med with pink gardenias.
 Mrs Preston Gibson, in a smart gown of beige silk, embroidered, and a natural straw hat, trimmed with red and green, accompanied by her small son, was in a box and had with her, among others, \, Mrs Chandler Anderson. In another box were Mrs. Edward Bonaffon, Mrs. Horace Westcott, and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hagner were in a box with MT. and Mrs. Ormsby Mc- Cannon, Mrs. Williahn Payne Meredith, and Dr. and Mrs. Neill In another box were MT. and Mrs. James Bonaparte, MT. and Mrs. Newton Gulick, and Mrs. Alexander Magruder. Mrs. Bonaparte wore a gown of dark blue silk with a white chiffon front and large broad flat black hat. trimmed with blue plumes.
 MT. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan, MT. Marcus Jordan and Miss Esther Denny were in box. Dr. aud Mrs. Brecken- ridge Payne and I Mrs. John Dun Top were in still another box. Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston, Mrs Summer lin, sMrs Manley Jordan and Mrs. Rob ert Roosevelt were seated together Miss Manuela de Pena, with MT Hugo de Pena, Miss Frances Traver and several young men were in a ,,ox
 
 Another comment from the capital re- ders to Mrs. Stanley Mccormick, whom a number of Birmingham people had an op- portunity to meet during her recent visit when the national executive committee oI the suffragists met in this city The an nouncement comes that StDneacre, the villa owned by Mrs Lee Thomas, ha. beeh rented to Mrs. Alexander J. Gas satt of Philadelphia, who will go over June 15 for her first season at Newport This villa last year was occupied by Mrs Stanley Mccormick, whose intention is te spend the season in France
 New York paper says: Miss Mary Pickford was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Gould during the week at Georgian Court, where the ia nous Players Film company is staging Such Little Queen Other guests in- cluded MT. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Jr. Campbell Stewart, R. H. Russel and Benjamin Nicoll Thursday Mrs Gould and her daughters acted in sketch for the movies, portraying a gypsy theme This film however, will only be showr for the entertainment of Mrs. Gould. guests at her private theatre in Georgiar Court.