The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08
TODAY'S EVENTS

The regular meeting of the board of control of the Boys club will meet this morning at 10;3O o'clock at the Tutwiler.
 The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church annual picnic.
 Miss Margaret Moore's luncheon for Miss Barnett
 , Mrs. w. K Smith entertains the Amity club.
 MT. Fred Wheelocks dinner at the Tut wiler and Lyric party. Mrs. Henry Hiden, Jr. entertains the Young Matrons club. Tea at Mrs. Frank Crockard's. CobbK Kennedy wedding. Mrs. Watkin entertains the Cosmopoli- tan club.
 Mrs. Copeand's luncheon at Tutwiler.
 Dr. and Mrs. Dabney's supper-dance.
  Seals, Miss Mary Snider and Miss Lucy Smith.
 Mrs Priestley Toulmin's luncheon was a lovely affair arranged for Mr w. B. Scarborough of Texas, who was for merly Miss Cornelia Meade of this city and the guests were a number of the members of the Nineteenth century club, to which Mrs. Oscar Scarbrough for merly belonged. Covers were laid for 12.
 4hlSS VldIy T lOWeTS, WHO VIII dTIlp6 today to be the guest of Mrs. John Ed mundson, will be the center of much gayety during her visit, as already many lovely affairs are being arranged for her Mrs Edmundson will give a lovely tea at her home on South Thirteenth avenue Friday afternoon from 5 to o'clock, to which the college set will be invited, and Saturday Miss Margaret Tynes will give a luncheon at the Southern club in her md loto ir1 fha nIy others will be announced
 Mrs. Walker Percy will give a luncheon tomorrow at her home in honor of Mrs Billups Phinizy, who is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Percy. An interesting meeting of the Writers club was held Tuesday afternoon at the Newspaper club and it has been decided that the hour of 3 o'clock be changed to during the Summer months.
 The following interesting programme was arranged for the day:
 A story, Black Cat" by Mrs. c. P. Beddow.
 Poems by Mrs. Ned McDavid, "Our Star" and another poem.
 A paper, Science of Color," Mrs. H. S. Fullwood
 A boys story. Honesty First" Miss May f1OlQef.
 Mrs Hal Copeland will give luncheon today at the TutWiler, complimenting Miss Earlyne Reynolds. Covers will be laid for 12 and the guests will include the young women of the wedding party and few other friends
 
 One of the attractive events of the day will be the garden party to be given this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Frank Crockard, on Highland avenue, by a group of well known society women to raise a fund to assist a helpless man to be able to take care of himself
 Mrs. c. M. Blanchard was hostess at luncheon at the Southern club yesterday in honor of Mrs. Edmund Armes, who was recently married and came to this city to make her home. It was sweet pea luncheon, and the guests were: Mrs. Armes, Mrs. Martin Lide, Mrs. Cabot Lull, Mrs. Michael Nolan, Mrs. Ja ames Munds, Mrs. Alex Birch and Mrs. Henry Porter, Jr.
 Miss Marie Rosemond entertained the members of the Wednesday Bridge club yesterday at her home in Norwood. Pink roses and ferns were used to decorate the house, and the prizes were for top score. cut glass bonbon dish for the con- solation, a bud vase. The following were Miss Rosemans guests: Mrs. William Berry, Mrs. Lewis Johnston, Mrs. w. J.. Warrington, Mrs. G. B. Mccormick Jr., Miss Agnes Bethea, Mrs. Smith Johnson, Miss Nina Nicholson, Mrs. Hal Dumas, Mrs. Frank Thurman, Miss Louis Ne vile, Miss Anna Mae Shook, Mrs. Good Joe McGahey, Mrs. Robert Harris, Mrs. Clifton Beasley.
 Mrs. Vincent Shiel entertained the Wednesday Morning Sewing club yester- day at her home on St. Charles street, and the following were present: Mrs. Burdette Harris, Mrs. John Winter Mrs.