The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-16


 decorating the club and the entire place will be decorated in buntings, flags, way ing here and there and potted plants and blossoms everywhere. There will be lovely music playing on the lawn.
 The invitations were issued for all ladies attending the reunion as officials, ] sponsors and maids and all the young ladies of Birmingham are invited to at- tend to assist in entertaining the visitors, among those taking part being Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, Mrs. J. H. Caldwell, Mrs. Robert Jemisou, Jr., and the wives of the board of directors, assisted by Mrs. Odenheim, president general of the Daughters of the Confederacy; Mrs. Bee- han, president of the Memorial associa- tion; Mrs. Bibb Graves, president of the Alabama division; Hrs. Helen Plane, Mrs. | Richard Clark, Mrs. Harris, wife of Georgia's governor, who is chaperone for the sponsor in chief of the reunion; Mrs. C. B. Bryan, daughter of Admiral
 Semmes; Miss Gladys Keman, sponsor in
 chief of the U. c. ", and her maids,
 Miss Anna Shorter Young, Miss Mary
 Louise Brown, Miss Elizabeth Young,
 Miss Mary Louise White, Miss Alice Lake
 Miss Augusta Clarke; Miss Edith Cor 1 nish of Little Rock, chief sponsor of the 1 Sons of Confederate veterans, and her
 chaperones and maids, Mrs M. Rovets Miss Elizabeth Massey, Miss Mable
 Simpson, Miss Rebecca Clark and Miss
 Anne May Provost.
 The dancing party and reception last
 evening at the Southern club was a very | charming affair in honor of the visiting | sponsors and their maids and visiting youns women. The entire club was beau- | tifully arranged. and the Confederate
 flags were used lavishly in the decora- ! tions downstairs and up in the spacious | apartments above An ice was served
 to several hundred who called in this
 informal way to greet the guests of
 hcnor and their friends.
 l Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., entertained a few of her friends yesterday at luncheon at the Tutwiler in honor of Mrs C. Helen Plane of Atlanta, who is visiting MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison at Glen Iris park.
 | A basket of garden flowers adorned the table, about which gathered Mrs Plane, Mrs. Ann Van Hoose, Mrs Rob-
 ert Jenison. Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, Mrs. R. Ii. Pearson, Mrs. T. o. Smith, Mrs
 J. Rivers Carter, Mrs. Micajah Woods,
 Mrs. Joseph McLester and Mrs. Jemison.
 Miss Elizabeth Locke entertained yes-
 terday afternoon at a tea at the Country
 club in honor of few visiting young women.
 Mrs. B. A. Schroder entertained yes-
 terday afternoon at the Southern club in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Mcguire. The decorations were in red
 and blue-Confederate flags flying ev- anywhere. The guest of honor was pre-
 scented with a piece of Florentine statu- ary similar to the first prize. The con- solation was pair of fancy silk hose. The following were the guests: Mrs K F. Tupp, Mrs. Jack Justice. Mrs. Joseph Sellers Mrs. James Lovett, Mrs. Will liam Oberheimer. Mrs. Thomas Dusen- berry, Mrs. William Rochester Mrs. Rob- ert Sherman, Mrs. Edward Huntingdon Mrs. Edward Center, Mrs. w. J. Will Hams, Mrs. G. N. Smallbridge, Mrs. John Shelby, Mrs. c. H. Ramey, Mrs. A. M Weatherly, Jr., Mrs. c. G. Justice, Mrs F, E. NHause, Miss Hogan. Miss Ramey Mrs. M. E. Justice Mrs. M. A. Hemphill Miss J. Hogan and Mrs. T. M Loul. One of the delightful small musicals oi the past week was given by MT. and Mrs Harry Burn at their home> on Sixteenth / street, south, in honor of MT. and Mrs Edward Ames. who have recently beer married.
 One of the delightful parties given or Saturday evening al the country clur : was given by MT. Sanborn Smith il honor of Mr. and Mrs Frederick Gun l ster's guest, Mrs Mary Harrington o1 Montgomery. His guest included MT. ant Mrs. Edward Smith, MT and Mrs, Victor I Hanson MT. and Mrs. Gunster and Mis-. France White, who is the guest of MT and Mrs. Hanson.
 1 Miss Evelyn Simmons, the little daugh | ter of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Simmons. cele
 brated the ninth anniversary of hel ! birthday by an "out-of-doors' party to {