The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-17

I gramne at the Bijou. Some of Birming-
 hams best known women and men
 within the social and musical circles are
 deeply interested and great treat is I in store for all music lovers.
 The lower floor is in reserve for the
 musical people and their friends, but
 there are many splendid seats to be had | by the veterans and other visitors who
 will attend.
 1 The young women of this city who are sponsors and maids will give
 lovely party this afternoon at the Coun- | try club in honor of the visiting sponsors
 and their maids This is to be the sec
 ond brilliant social affair arranged by
 Birmingham women, the first by the mar ried women, and this is to be given by
 the unmarried society set.
 l Mrs. Hundley, Mrs. Sharp and Mrs
 Garretts luncheon at the Southern club
 today will also. assemble brilliant group | of the visiting women.
 Much to the disappointment of every
 one concerned the garden party planned | for yesterday afternoon at the Country club had to be turned to an indoor af- | fair, tea dance. The club presented
 brilliant and beautiful appearance with | the elaborate decorations, flags and bunt- l Ing everywhere, dppfOprldl6, AliSpillu5 music, charming and lovely women in l their many colored gowns.
 s This affair was arranged by a number 1 Of Birmingham social leaders who ex- l tended an invitation to all women vis- 1 itors to the city who were here in of ficial capacity and the young unmar-
 ried women of Birmingham
 l The ballroom was brilliantly lighted and filled with belles and beaus of our south | inttr tn ha gotten. Late in the twilight refreshments 1 were served to the many who called to 1 welcome to our city, our clubs and homes the distinguished visitors.
 | The following prominent women were receiving: Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss Mrs. J.. 1 H. Caldwell, Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., and the wives of the board of directors,
 assisted by Mrs. Odenheim, president l general of the Daughters of the Confeder-
 acy; Mrs. Beehan. president of the Me | morial association; Mrs. Bibb Graves, president of the Alabama division; Mrs. Helen Plane, Mrs. Richard Clark, Mrs. Il Harris wife of Georgia's governor, who is chaperon for the sponsor-in-c 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 Cornish of Little Rock, chief spoA- sor of the Sons of Confederate Veter- ans, and her chaperons and maids, Mrs. M Rovets, Miss Elizabeth Massey, Miss Mable Simpson, Miss Rebecca Clark and Miss Anne May Provost, assisted by a bevy of Birminghams girls and young
 men, Miss Helen McCary, Miss Louise
 Long, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Mar
 garet Majors, Miss Catherine Carny Miss
 Annie Donnley, Miss Martha Latady
 Miss Gladys Anderson, Miss Blanch De-
 vine, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Saf.
 fold of Montgomery Miss Pansier oi
 Montgomery, MT. Ray Knight. MT. Dal-
 las Townsend, MT. Alex Cecil MT
 Graves, MT. Robert Thatch, MT. William Housman, MT. Jessie Adkins, Mr. Va
 Kolb, MT Howard Brooks, MT Blanks Averett, MT. Samuel Hawkins, MT Giups 1, Gillian, MT. J. B. Kyle and MT. F. l. Murphy.
 : The Birmingham chapters of the United , Daughters of the Confectionery at thei headquarters, TIA Third avenue, vii serve light refreshments each day to tn, visiting veterans. The Pelham an, Avondale chapters were hostess fo yesterday. Today the Stonewall chapte of Ensley, and R. D. Jackson of Wood lawn, with Mrs. D. M. Lewis and Mrs