The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-07

weeks that preceded it, that this became true.
 Apropos of which Mrs. Frank Fowlkes
 has called attention to change in the
 time of meeting of her sewing class of young women from Tuesday to Monday at 10 o'clock. These girls-some of them matrons-by the way, meet together and sew for the little inmates of Children's
 hospital-and have done so for some time. This is but one of many practical and beautiful works engaged in by the young women of society. In the sewing class besides Mrs. Fowlkes, are Mrs.
 Edward B. Crawford, Mrs. Saxon Craw- ford, Mrs. Sam Caldwell. Miss May Col
 lins, Mrs Lowell Yerkes, Miss Minnie Dryer. Miss Annie Donnelly, Miss Emily
 Dixon, Mrs. Clyde Hunter, Miss Eliza
 beth Going and Miss Martha Latady.
 They will meet tomorrow morning at 10
 o'clock.
 Downtown yesterday every fashionable
 cafe was sketchy bit of gayety, music, life and color, with many visiting people
 to give it animation. At the Southern club were number of parties and the
 predominance of yellow jonquils in the
 decorative plan of the tables-an acci-
 dental thing, perhaps, was a delight to
 the eye, merging, as they did, so beau tifully with the dull, rich colors of the Tudor room.
 At one of the tables arranged for a visitor-Mrs. Barnard, for whom Mrs. c. M. Blanchard was a hostess-Mrs. Me Lane Triton was a charming figure. At .1.s IxI. H. x.,tAl ,2 | buttoned severely at the throat her | jaunty spring bonnet was the acme of l becomingness as well as elegance. Mrs. Oscar Hundley, who sat near her, was | also especially attractive, her wide, green | hat with it's single long green quill sug- gesting the very fresh young green of | the woods. Mrs. Charles Ungefman, | Mrs. James w. Donnelly, Mrs. Walter 1 Beasley, Mrs. Victor Hanson and the host | ess and honoree completed the group. MT. and Mrs. Lee Moody of Bessemer,
 who are almost always at the club on 1 Saturdays, were lunching alone, as were
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Kelley. Miss Mary LeMaster, of Memphis, wearing chic | costume was an attractive sitor noted ] at one of the tables with Mrs. H. Key l Mlner and Mr. and Mrs Willard Will son were observed. At larger table a 1 group included Mrs. Frank Clark. Miss | Augusta Clark, Miss Lucy Pinckard, MT l w. B. Dicks. Mr. Val Kolb and MT 1 Woodruff At another were Mrs. Alfred l EubanlS, Mrs. Benjamin hldd, Mrs. Cole | man Ward, who was looking especially 1 lovely in a rose foulard costume Mrs ! Pugh Pearson, Mrs. R. c. McCarty, Mrs l Ernest Redd and one or two others. MT
 and Mrs. w. J. Montgomery and theii l guest Mrs. Brown of Youngstown, O., I were there and at a large table group l of young and exceedingly attractive school girls, who were celebrating the birthday of Miss Katherine Hawkins. II Over at the Tutwiler were many parties 1 large and small. Mrs Charles Stillman of | Chicago, who was there as the guest of l honor at Mrs. Caldwells table, was re- ceiving the warmth of greeting that al- | ways meets her on her return to her girl hood home. Her friends have never seen her more lovely, since the years have l taken nothing from the beauty of her features, but have added rather a grac- ious dignity that gives her added charm | Her costume yesterday was the epitome | of spring modishnessa sand-colored suit | made with the fiaring lines of the moment
 her chapeau a geraniun-tinted sailor.
 Miss Whitehead, who is here from Salis-