The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29
ACHRONICLEO OF SOCIETY

FRANK -IiarRe, Mrs. Charles Ieeper, Mrs.
4 w. /. Grubb. Mrs. Owen Gillespie, Mrs
Arthur Moody, Mrs. W. G. Moughon, Mrs
Carl Fox, Mrs w. G.. Oliver, Mrs. t. T.
Ashford, Mrs. w. M. Hoke, Mrs. Frank
Eames Mrs John Maynor, Mrs. Paul
/ Chalifoux, Mrs. w. M. Matthias, Mrs w.
Il. Simmons Mrs. James Johns. Mrs. r.
e. Meade, Mrs. Louis Saks. Mrs. Agnes
/ Worthington, Mrs. r. Watts Mrs. s. L..
Ledbetter, Mrs. N. A. Barrett, Mrs. A. J.
Collins, Mrs. 3. L. Wyman, Mrs. X. W.
Constantine and Mrs. S. L. Johnson.
The dinners will be served this year as
! usual, each denomination serving day.
! with Mrs. Rivers Carter as general chair
man. The chairman for each day will be
announced later.
The suffragists will on the evening of
| November the 18th at the ball room OF
the Tutwiler rally around their national
! leader Mrs. Nellie McClung, who win de-
| liver free lecture on woman suffrage.
In order to book this lecture the lecture
| chairman, Mrs. II. II. Smell. had to begin
! early in the summer with her plans.
| Mrs. McClung in suffrage circles is
known all over the United States and her
| lecture is looked forward to with keen
| delight:
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Per-
kins and Mr.. Louis Ebersole will take
place on the evening OF November % at
| the home of the brides parents. DIR. and
| Mrs. W. D. Perkins on South Nineteenth
| street and will be one of the interesting
F.! events of November
| Miss Jeanette Ebersole. a sister of the
groom, will be the maid of honor, and the
| BRIDES maids will be Miss Bingham oliver
and Miss Dale Oliver. Little Miss Oliver
| Perkins, sister of the bride, will be ring
bearer.
| Mr.. Ebersole will be attended by Mr.
| Dudley Vaughn as best many
| Many delightful affairs are being plan
ned for Miss Perkins. among the number
will be Mrs. Felix Drennens tea on No
vember q and Miss Helen McClarvs card
party on November H. Miss Hodges tea
on November s. Several others, to be an
nounced later.
The marriage of Miss Gene Mae Snow
and Mr.. Clyde Pippen will take place on
the evening of November IS at the Ensley
Methodist church at $50 o'clock.
Miss Florine Hodges will he the maid
OF honor. Mrs. Lindley Mcclure of the
University of Virginia. Mrs. Richard Nc
Intosh Mrs. Jackson Eaton. Mrs. James
Jones and Mrs. Alma Wood Perkins will
be the matrons Of honor.
The little flower girls will be Martha
Rose McCarty, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Gus McCarty. Mildred Downev Russell
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Russell.
Little Miss Edna Snow, sister of the
bride. will be ring bearer.
Mr.. Pippen will be attended by his
brother, Mr.. Thomas Pippen, as best man,
and as groomsmen' Mr.. Fred WheeIock
Mr.. Glenn Harris. Mr.. T. P. Hay. Jr Mr..
Oliver Caldwell and Mr. Ernest Bragg.
The ushers will be Mr. Oscar Berney
and Mr.. d. P. Knapp.
Many lovely parties will be given for
Miss Snow, among the number the tea to
be given by Miss Florine Hodges on No
vember and Mrs. Richard McIntoshs
bridge luncheon on November II. Several
Others will be announced later.
The following from the Montgomery
Advertiser will be read with interest by
many friends in the city:
The Woman's National Wilson-Mar-
shall league has a former Montgomery
woman, Mrs. Jesse Drew Beale, as it's
honorary chairman, a position of great
honor and responsibility. That Mrs.
Beale, with her brilliant intellect and
unusual executive ability, will fill this
exalted office with great credit to her
self and the qualification of her many
friends, south and north, there cannot
be the shadow of doubt
The Womans National WILSON, Mar
shall league has it's headquarters at so
East Forty-second street, New York,
with a branch office at ST. Andrews
hotel. Broadway and Seventy-second
street, in that city.
The object of this organization is to
aid the democratic national committee
in the present presidential campaign
and the members of the league have
been chosen from among the very nota-
BILE women of the country. The officers
of the Woman's National Wilson-Mar-
shall league are:
Honorary president, Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson.
Honorary vice president, Mrs. Thomas
r. Marshall.
Honorary chairman, Mrs. Jesse Drew
Reale.
Honorary vice chairman, Mrs. Thomas
A. Edison. - ,
Chairman, NJ Cecilia Gaffney.
Field secretary, Esther Frances Calf
ney.
Secretary, Alice M. Hallett.
Treasurer. Marion Swinton ,