The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-23
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I his father J. F. Holder. who is very ill.,
 has been called home on account of the | illness of his wife.
 | Mir. and Mrs Emmet A. Jones, formerly of Birmingham, now of Montgomery, sail | from Savannah Sunday for Baltimore, | where Mrs. Jones enters Johns Hopkins | for treatment.
 Miss Margaret Ham of Blocton is the guest of MT. w. P. Reeves in Wood | lawn.
 Among the interesting guests during the reunion last week. were Mrs. Mary V. Gesner of Montgomery, who lived for a number of years in Birmingham, and who has many friends here who always wecome her to Birmingham, and Mrs La mar of Montgomery, who accompanied Mrs. Gesner, Capt. Claibourne H. Mc- Alpine, a Tennessee veteran, S4 years of age, also attended the reunion and enjoyed it greatly. He was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Frank H. Smith, of Columbia, Tenn All were the house guests of MT and Mrs. Robert w. Ewing l during the week. Captain McAlpine is the brother of MT. Ewing's mother, Mrs.
 Mary M. Ewing. Mrs. Gesner and Mrs. Lamar returned home Saturday, and Cap tain McAlpine and Mrs. Smith returned home Sunday.
 
 Mrs. J. B. Bontie and little daughter
 left yesterday for two months visit
 with her father, MT. c. e. Studely, in Anderson, Ind.
 Miss Evelyn Tyson of Montgomery, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Tyson | is one of the most attractive of early summer visitors Each day since her l arrival attractive informal affairs have been arranged in her honor. 1 Mrs c. w Richardson and little daugh- | ter will spend the summer in Detroit and
 resorts on Lake Michigan.
 Mrs Roy Strickland of Athens Ga., is
 the guest of her parents, Col and Mrs. J. D. Moore. She will be accompanied on 1 her tour home by her sister, Miss kath- l leen Moore, who will attend commence
 ment at the University of Georgia. l At the recent meeting of the Council | of Jewish Women, Mrs. E. Leo Oberdofer,
 HOS South Thirteenth avenue, was elected president, and Miss Sadie B. Spielberger, | 2904 Fairview Circle, was elected secre- tary.
 1 A called meeting of the Central Wom- ans Christian Temperance union will be I
 the headquarters, Twenty-flrst street, be- | tween First and Second avenues. This ] Is an important meeting and a full at | tendance is requested
 l Miss Edwina Reid of Little Rock, Ark, l the maid of honor for the trans Missis- I sippi department of the United Confed-
 crate Veterans, is ill at the home of l Mrs J. A. Rountree Her mother, Mrs.
 Mrs Mary Reid, the cnaperon for Arkan- sas division, is also with Mrs. Rountree, where she will remain until her daugh-
 ter has recovered sufficiently to travel
 Mrs. Rivers Carter's tea this afternoon 1 from 4:30 to 6 o'clock will take place
 at her residence on Highland avenue
 and will be very informal and delight ful affair. \ There will be no receiving | line and she will be assisted by group | of her near relatives
 1 Mrs R. l.. Sherman will entertain this
 afternoon at bridge party at her home
 on Cliff Road in honor of Mrs. A. J. Me 1 Guire.
 | Mrs. W. D. Lampkin will entertain the | South Highland chapter of the Boys
 club this morning at Il o'clock at hel
 home, 1227 Iroquois street | d
 CTS club Thursday morning at 10, O clock 1 at the Woodlawn public library This vii be the last meeting of the season and z full attendance is expected.
 The Young Matrons' Needlecraft clut | will entertain at a tea this afternoon l from to o'clock at the Piquilx club ir 1 Woodlawn.
 l There will be no meeting of the Hunts l vile Avenue Chatauqua on Thursday. The
 next meeting will be held Thursday, June | 1, at the residence of Mrs. Carroll. The
 meeting is being postponed on account
 of the absence of the president, Mrs
 Dora c. Fell, in New York. 1 The president and chairmen of the six
 chapters of the United Daughters of the 1 Confederacy who served tea and coffee 1 during the reunion to veterans, are re-
 qrested to meet tomorrow afternoon at ] o'clock at the Newspaper club. 1
 Mrs. Frank E. Nabers will entertain
 next week at her home on Linden street 1 in honor of her mother Mrs. Braxton l Bragg Conner who has recently returned I to Birmingham after having spent the l winter in Florida and on her plantation l at Conner.
 1 1Here Will pe d meetlng or the Present
 Day club Thursday afternoon at 3 clock
 at the Press club and this being the la st meeting of the season all members are
 urged to be present.
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 There will be a called meeting of the 1 Central Woman's Christian Temperance 1 union this afternoon at o'clock al | headquarters.
 | Mrs Edwin Ball is in Milwaukee to be present at the graduating exercises of the
 Milwaukee Downer college, her daughter, Miss Mary Ball, being one Of the young women to receive a diploma
 GRADED UNION WILL