The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

!
 Miss Iva Averitt will present in piano
 recital two pupils from her class, Fri
 days evening. May 12, at 8 o'clock, in the Starr recital hall The public is cor
 dially invited.
 The Outlook club will hold it's last
 meeting Friday morning at 10:30
 o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. B. Wins
 low. A full attendance is desired as election of officers will be held The Qui Vive club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. N. c. s Glass, 606 Cotton avenue, West End. T On account of the reunion the May 19
 meting will be postponed till May PC,
 when the final meeting of the year
 will be held with Mrs. F. N. Taylor. ! The Country club announces that it
 will give dance in honor of the sponsors, maids and all other official ladies attend ing the Confederate veterans reunion on Thursday evening, May IS, at g o'clock. This will include the sponsors, maids and
 official ladies of both the United Confed-
 crate veterans and Sons of Confederate 1 veterans.
 Special invitations will also be issued ! to a great many of the visiting officers both of the United Confederate veterans and Sons of Confederate veterans. l All members of the Country club and 1 their wives accompanying ladies are 1 invited.
 i On account of the large crowds that
 are expected to be in Birmingham during
 the reunion, the management of the club | announces that it will be necessary to | present at the door the invitation cards l which will be sent out ] These invitation cards will be sent to l the visitors and members can obtain them
 upon request from the secretary. | The Southern club will keep open house l for the Confederate veterans during the | reunion. The veterans and visitors for the re- 1 union will be welcome at all times. l Monday evening from g until 2 o'clock an informal dance will be given for the club members and visitors.
 
 1 Mrs. Louie Dent will give an afternoon l tea on Monday for the Mississippi spon- l sors, maids and matrons.
 The Yancey chapter, U. D. C., enter l tained a q card party Wednesday after 1 noon at the Newspaper club. The room l was decorated with Confederate flags and 1 the color scheme of red, white and blue 1 was emphas sized in detail Mrs William 1 Worthington received the prize for the highest score. a cut glass and silver com l pote. Mrs. Felix Drennen won the booby prize, a handsome centerpiece and an | ostrich fan was drawn as consolation nv ] Mrs. John Gunnes.
 Delightful refreshments were served.
 
 The committees of the six U. D. C.I chapters in charge of the tea and coffee rooms for the veterans during the re- union will meet Friday morning at 10 clock at headquarters, 1714 Third ave- nue. On Saturday al l o'clock at the Tut Wiler, Miss Mildred Rutherford will be guest of honor at a luncheon given by the Lucy Cobb girls, who are residing in this city at this time
 Mrs. C. Helen Plane, of Atlanta, who is spending sometime in the city as the guest of Mir and Mrs. Robert Jemison will be the guest of honor Saturday at luncheon at the Tutwler given by Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes.
 Mrs Murray Hitchcock entertained Wednesday afternoon at picture show party in compliment to Mrs Thomas I. Jennings of Montgomery
 Alter visiting several play houses the guests had refreshments at Nunnally's Those whom Mrs Hitchcock included in Ter hospitality were: Mrs. Jennings Mrs
 w. C. Lloyd, Mrs J. J. Shannon. Mrs Norman shannon, Mrs. l.. H. Alexander Mrs. T. s. Neville Mrs J. K. Shelby Mrs Ira Watson, Mrs. w. A. Davies, Mrs. R D. Burger
 The William l.. Yancey chapter of the United Daughters, ask that any ladies desiring tickets for the ban quet Tuesday evening (7S0) in com pliment to the president general and daughters of every state visiting the city during the reunion, will see Mrs. Y. A. Dyer the ticket chairman Mrs. Dyer will be at Loveman's cozytorium with tickets Friday morning from to 12 and in the afternoon from to 4. and on Saturday from to II and from ? to 4. Those desiring tickets must be prompt as the demand is great Moughon, Mallie Moughon, Margaret Grif- hth, Frances Bailey Cundell Baldwin, Mrs. Gladys Grambs Groom, Gertrude Mccormick, Estelle Strickland Messrs. John Underwood, Steriing Edwards, Clyde Holcombe, Richard Kirkland, La Froy La Point, McClendon, Joe Meghan, Paul Meighan, Earl Courth Sandborn, Joe Mad den, Robert ketchum, Clyde Pippen E. T. Brown, Homer Erckert, Sam Robbins Alfred Porter, George Ward, Cecil Harris Leslie Barker, Germaine Wilkerson, Her. bert Cobb, Hugh Bailey, William Cobb Elwin Cobb L. G. Freeman, R. G. Monett MT. and Mrs. Claude White, MT. and Mrs Martin Poncelor MT. and Mrs Meig- han. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Gambill MT and Mrs. Ralph l.. Russell, MT. and Mrs E. T. Parker MT and Mrs. D. N Brown and MT and Mrs. w. H. Woodan
 MRS. RODERICK BEDDOW HOSTESS THURSDAY Mrs Roderick Beddow was hostess to the Young Matrons Thursday afternoon at the home of her parents MT and Mrs. c. P. Beddow, on Highland avenue. Auc- tiop was played and the score prizes were