The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-19

1 and Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, MT. and Mrs
 W. R. J. Dunn. MT. Robert Thach.
 General Young and his stan, their wives and daughters, Mrs. Odenheimer, Miss 1 I&ernan, chief sponsor; chief sponsor fol Sons of Confederate Veterans comman- ders of the Third division, their spon- sor commanders of Sons and their spon-
 sors Wrs. Whitehead of Washington D. C., the head of the Ladies' Memo rial association, Gov. and Mrs. Henderson and staff and their wives, Governor liar | ris of Georgia and staff, also all the chaperons of the chief sponsors.
 
 1 MT. and Mrs P K Garner announce the engagement and approaching mar riage of their daughter Minnie Cecile, to pr. Thomas Knight Lewis of Birming- ] ham, the wedding to occur in the early summer, says the Meridian Star.
 This announcement will be received with the greatest interest by many friends. Miss Garner is the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Garner and ln the past six years since coming to Meridian to reside, has made herself be- loved by all who know her.
 She is a popular member of the Phil 1 harmonic club Dr. Lewis is il success fui young physician of Birmingham. Mir and Mrs William Byrd gave an | ] honor of MT. Samuel Fitzhugh of Vir- ginia, who is an uncle of Mrs. Byrd, who was the lovely Miss Elizabeth Fitzhugh, in honor of MT. F'itzhugh's seventy-fifth birthday. The dinner guests included a | few close friends, who were in the city 1 for the reunion.
 1 The Alabama Federation of Musical clubs was formed at a meeting in this city 1 yesterday, the first session of which was ! held at Cable hall yesterday afternoon. | The feature of the first session yester- | day was the address of Mrs. A. J. Osch- ner, president of the National Federa- tion of Musical Clubs, who is in Birming- ham to assist in organizing the state federation.
 The meeting, which is being attended by representatives of musical clubs from many parts of the state, was opened with prayer by pr. H. M. Edmonds. The delegates were welcomed by Mrs. Hous- ton Davis, president of the Music Study | club, and Mrs. F. T. Rice, president of the Treble C1ef club.
 Mrs. Charles Henderson, wife of the governor, made the address of welcome on behalf of the state. Following her talk, Mrs. Victor Hanson, state president of the Alabama Organization of Music clubs, made a short talk, introducing Mrs. Oschner who outlined the chief order of business.
 Mrs Ella May Smith of Columbus, O., will address the Alabama Organization of Music Clubs at Cable hall this after noon upon American music.
 Mrs. David Allen Campbell of Chicago, editor of the Musical Monitor also will speak at the Alabama Organization of Music Clubs this afternoon.
 Mrs. John l.. Moulton, who left Sunday night for Birmingham to attend the U. c. V. reunion, will also attend the meet ing of the State Organization of Feder- ated Musical clubs. which opens on Wednesday night with concert Mrs. Moulton, who is a delegate from the Chopin club as the other delegate, Mrs. G. A. Leftwich, and the two alternates, Mrs. J. S. Taylor and Mrs. Spencer Tal- madge, were unable to attend, says the Mobile Register. Mrs. Moulton will return home Friday in time to make her report at the last meeting of the Chopin club Saturday afternoon
 Mrs Helen Plane who is attending the Confederate reunion in Birmingham, will return Thursday and will be participant in the dedicatory ceremonies of the Stone Mountain memorial which memorial will be formally turned over to the association by Samuel H. Venable, owner and trus- tee of the Venable estates, says the At lanta Constitution The exercises of the unveiling will take place about noon, and will prove an event historic in the after math of the Confectionery. The Stone Mountain Memorial association has been organized to carry the business side Of the tremendous undertaking of carving groups from the drama of the Confed- eracy on the side of the mountain, the gift of that part of the mountain, and 10-acre park around it, having been made to the Daughters of the Confed- eracy by Samuel H. Venable individually also as trustee for the estate of his brother, the late w. H. venable and the latters heirs.
 The message of the monument has been taken to the present reunion by Mrs. Plane, who. with Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, who has been commissioned to do the great work of the monument is in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Charles Leeper entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Southern club in honor of Mrs. Henry D. Clayton of Montgomery, who is the guest of Mrs. W. l. Grubb. A basket of pink roses graced the beautifully appointed table and cards marked places for Mrs. Clay ton, Mrs. Grubb Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mrs. A. J. Ocshner of Chicago Mrs. Da- vid Allen Campbell of Chicago, Mrs. Charles Sharpe, Mrs. Charles Oracle Da- wis and Mrs. Leeper
 Miss Augusta Clarl1s beautiful dinner last evening at the Country club in honor of Miss Gladys Herman, sponsor in chief for the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy, and her maids was one of the charming small affairs of the week. The table was decorated in beautiful cut fow- CTS and at each place a handsome hand painted place card contained the names of the following young women: Miss Kerr man, Miss Anna Shorter Young, Balti- more; Miss Mary Louise Brown, Colum- bia, Mo; Miss Eliza Bennett Young. Louisville; Miss Mary Louise White, Nashville; Miss Alice Lake, Memphis, and each young woman was accompanied by a young man.
 The Social club met yesterday after