The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-23
ACElRQNlCLE0F SOCIETY

MISS Margaret cameron, MISS NdIlle
 Caldwell, Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Hattie
 Cullom, Miss Dean billiard, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Lida Eustis, Miss Helen Flu bank, Miss Jeanette Ebersole, Miss Ida
 Neal Ford, Miss Margaret Gage. Mrs James Garber, Miss Annie Moore Pro- vost, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Hettte
 Sibley, Miss Avis Myatt, Miss Alma
 Messer, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss Olivia O'Neal, Miss Laurie Oden, Miss Will Jemson, Miss Leonora Hassinger, Miss Margaret King, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Elizabeth Locke, Miss Dorothy Da- wis, Miss Katherine Ledbetter Miss Mary Munger Miss Ireta McCrossin, Miss
 Helen McCary, Miss Katherine Morrow,
 Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Mary Sibley, Miss Mayo Thatch, Miss Bland Tomlin- son. Miss Jimmie Terrell, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Eua Weakley, Mrs. R. R. Stotlar and Miss Dimmis Wilkerson. Miss Margaret Pittman, who will pre- sent the guidon to Battery A, is a sister of First Lieut.. Robert Pittman of that battery, which is the senior battery of Alabama, and the following young women will accompany her under the chaperon- age of Mrs. E. N. Sanders, Miss Cecelia Caine, Miss Marion Ward, Miss Daisy Davis, Miss Viola Laurell Miss Ola Ham, ilton. Miss Helen Cox, Mrs. c. E. Hafer,
 and Mrs. Bonnie Leonard, and others These young women will be the guests of the two batteries while in Montgom- cry and the ceremony will be attended by rnanyaof the society set and the citizens of Montgomery will be on hand to wel- come.
 The movement started recently by the members of the Birmingham Music Study club to establish free music department at the Birmingham public library is of great interest to many in this community and it is the desire and request of the Music Study club to have all citizens of 1 the city cooperate with them in this movement, which will be a great success ] No doubt in your collection there are many pieces of music that you are tired | of or do not care for, and popular airs masterpieces, love songs, ballads, war songs church music, operas, oratories will be needed to meet the demands of 1 the public soon as this part Of the | library is established.
 l Music may be sent to the library or the | Music Study club or if notified will be 1 called for.
 1 MT. Milan and his assistants are CO., operating with the Music Study club and | the music will be classified at once and will be ready to loan to music lovers at | once.
 | MT. Lige Loy, Jr, entertained the D. l D.'s Friday evening at his home with
 dinner party, and the table was decorated | with daisies and other summer blossoms. 1 Among the guests were MT. Waler and Fucker Agee, MT John and William
 Bromberg, MT. John Terry Badham, MT.
 James Downey, Jr., MT. Fred Hard MT. Richard Johnston, MT Marcus Mcclellan, 1 MT. Bowen Oden, MT. Albert Ross. MT. l Joseph Smith, MT. Leon Wyman MT.
 John Dearborn, Mr Clifford Frazer, MT.
 Leslie Fulenwider, MT. Scale Harris, and 1 MT. Charles Webb.
 
 | MT. and Mrs. H. Schwartz will be at home to their friends this afternoon and l evening from B to 6 and from to Il. in
 honor of theirASdaughter, Miss Annie 1 Schwartz, whose engagement was an- nounecd to Mr. Morris Tenenbaum.
 
 1 Mrs. J. J. O'Rourke will give a card party at her home, 1927 North Twenty sixth street, Tuesday afternoon at 3 1 Q clock for the benefit Of the East Lake orphanage All friends of the association | are invited to attend.
 Mrs. Roy J. Bowman entertained on Friday evening in honor of her house guest Miss Dahlia Ayala of Tampa, Fla. | The house was decorated with ferns and | cut flowers and was thrown open and | brilliantly lighted. The grand march was led by MT Walter Davis, assisted by l Mrs. Bowman. i4t late hour a buffet l supper was served and the young people spent sometime throwing confetti. Among | the guests were Miss Lorena Finder, Miss Lucille Keith, Miss Margaret Keith, Miss Ruth Finder, Miss Anne Browdy, Miss | Dora Clemons, Miss Katherine Lane, Miss Florence Moffett, Miss Anita Bradberry, | Miss Elizabeth Lane Miss Agnes Morri- | son.. Miss Katherine Morrison Miss Jose phine Moffet Miss Margaret Simmons, | and Mrs. Mac Batson MT and Mrs. Fred Thomas, MT. James Lane, MT. Dan Byrd, MT. Russell Hawley, MT. Dewey Davis l MT. Stockton Bruner, MT. Earl Bruner | MT. Marion Lokey MI crank Goodrich | MT. Ted Coleman, Mir. Bill Cunningham,
 MT Richard Eggleston, Mir Dick Beas I MT. Edgar Robinson, Mr. Walter Bohme, MT. Jack Herman, MT. Sam Latture Mir. i Carl Parkinson, MT. Turner McLemore, MT Walter Davis, MT. Herbert Wells, MT Al Burgn, MT. Ross Keith, MT. Carl | Hogel, MT. J. w. Daniels, Mir. J. c. Dan- | iels, MT. John Cobb, MT. John Sparkman | and MT. Pitts.
 | Friday evening Mrs Roy Bowman en- tertained number of young women | at spend -the-night party at her home, following a dance given for her l guest, Miss Ayala of Florida. Among the