The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-19
YESTERDAYS EVENTS
 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Swimming and Dancing Party Delightful EvenNss Butle, Complmented- Torrance Wilkerson Cards Issued-In-
 formal Luncheons Given Yesterday-society Briefs

A pretty compliment was paid Mrs. Hugh F. Latimer of this city in the Au- gust number of the Baraca- -Philathea World Wide News. published at Syracuse. N. Y. Mrs. Latimer was formerly Miss Kathleen Ware of Ashville, N C., and president of the Baraea-P -Philathea class of that city and delightful entertainment was given in her honor there just before her marriage to MT. Latimer A hand- some silver bowl was the wedding gift of the class.
 The article from the World Wide News follows:
 Tn presenting the large silver bowl wedding gift from the Baraea-Philathea union of AsheVile to Miss Kathleen Ware president of the union at the regu- lar monthly meeting, held June 1S 1914. at the residence of Mrs. W. E. Glenn, 3e5 Merrimon avenue, MT. Buckner said:
 q" All the world loves a lover; you do, dove all do. It's an old element, or quality, or condition, or whatever you may please to call it, and dates back to the beginning of the world, which was founded on love and continues to exist by reason Of love. All down through the ages the spirit of love manifests itself in divers and sundry ways. And the ways are all old, yet always new.
 Through the ages men have been hero worshippers; have admired and followed great men of strong characters with the result that their lives have been moulded rv great extent by such hero worship. Yesterday at Washington. and Lee uni versity, our North Carolina Secretary of War, Josephus Daniels, advised the stu dents there to get a hero He was talking to men, of course. Such advice has never been applicable to women. for as certain as follows night the day, woman never fails to get hero.' It has always been ! thus; 1t will always ever be.
 :" Men admire leadership. So do women Father Hudson, the founder of the Ba- raca movement, is a hero of rare and notable qualities. Those qualities are humbleness and faith in God and in Gods promises. Men and women all over America, and in other countries. by req son of Father Hudsons leadership and their hero worship are weaving into the wool of their lives d greater faith In God and in Gods promises. My own life has been affected by his life; the lives of many here tonight have been affected by his life.
 " The Baraca-P -Philathea movement has wrought nightly in Asheville. The past year has been one of great progress in the work. The force and effect of leadership count. It is of that leader that would say soins. .,g And right here l am reminded of a story.
 |" Bobby had passed his plate. .the third time for plum pudding when his mother eating too much pudding Bobby replied, No, mama, there couldn't be too much pudding Q yes said mama, else how could the boy burst?' Bobby's reply was instant o, mama, not too much pud- ding-not enough boy
 'Baraca-P -Philathea in Asheville is a plum pudding. And we are soon to wit ness the spectacle of a splendid Baraca from Alabama who is soon to pluck the chief plum from our Asheville pudding, . .j" Not because of the intrinsic value of his gift, but as an expression of the wealth of love and affection and esteem in which we hold you, my dear Miss Kathleen, our leader and on behalf of the Asheville city union I present this gift to you and ask you to accept it as q token of that love and affection and es- teem, together with our most sincere wishes and prayers for long life and happy one"