The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-21
ACHRONICLE OF SOCIETY

young artist to express their congratula- tions on the success of her New York debut, which was made under such flat tering auspices
 Miss Dorothy Davis will give box party tomorrow at the baseball game, complimenting Miss Carter. Miss Gower of Mobile, Miss Hill of Montgomery, Miss Donnie of Georgia. The following of the younger society set will be Miss Davis guests Miss Carter, Miss Gower, Miss Hill, the guest of Mrs. F. M Mason; Miss Blanch Devine, the guest of Mrs, Campbell Maben; Miss Nell Cosby, Miss
 Bland Tomlinson, Miss Leona Plosser and her guest, Miss May Banks of Mont gomery Miss Elliott of Gadsdeh, the
 guest of Mrs. J. s. Wilcox; Miss Bev- erly Leake, Miss Augusta Clark; Miss Grace Murphy of rGeensboro, Miss Eliza beth Locke Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Frances White, Miss Hooper of Selma; Misses Philpote, Miss Evelyn Saffold of Montgomery and Miss Katherine Parrish, Miss Florence Coffin and Miss May Steiner.
 One of the interesting events of yester- day was the family reunion and dance party given by Mr F. E. Major to his WHO are NlSillilS litA Ot anu os number of relatives in the city, at his home on Huntsville avenue.
 This is the first time these brothers have met in years and, coming to the reunion, was a great event in their lives. The following were MT. Majors guests: The Rev. z. A. Bowling, Dr. w. B. All good, Chepultepec; MT. R. V. A1good and son, Avondale; MT. M. C.. Allgood, state auditor, Montgomery; MT. J. P. Major. MT Il. ATr MaJ Paso, Tex: w. w. Major, Midlothian, Tex; MT. NJ. H. Major, MT R. H. Ma ior, Mr. R. Q. Major Miss Ethel Major and Miss Hattie Lou Major; Capt. Hew- lett of Columbus, Miss; MT. Joe Hewlett and daughter, Virginia MT. and Mrs. Grady Spinks and daughter Mir and Mrs. E. E. Bynum and son, Arnace; MT. w. l.. Yielding, North Birmingham; MT. E.. c. Yielding, Norwood; Mrs. Elizabeth Huffstutler, Mrs. Kirby Smith, Miss Lona Bynum, Lineville; Mrs. Mary Dickinson, Oklahoma Mrs. Matte Mitchell. Venice,
 Tex; Mrs Della Carns and son, and Mrs. J. A. Carns, Tarrant City.
 The following announcements have been received: MT. and Mrs. Gustave Woolf announce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Lucille Jalien, to MT. Edward Gus tave Rosenfeld, on Wednesday, May F, 1916, Birmingham. At home. 4543 Ellis ave rue, Chicago, IlI.'
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Crowder, who will
 soon come to this city. will meet with a
 very cordial welcome from MT. Crow
 ders' old friends. for one time Birming- ham claimed MT Crowder as her own, and is now ready to welcome both him and his family For the past week MT and Mrs Crowder have been the center oi | much gayety. as it seems the entire city | of Jackson Miss, is entertaining then with dinners dances and banquets ant | seem reluctant to give them up. MT 1 Crowdes was former mayor of Jackson. *
 MT H. G. Marsh gave lively dinner party last evening at the Country club complimentary to his niece, Miss Julia Marsh, of Knoxville, Tenn.
 Those who were invited to meet Miss Marsh were: Miss Helen McCary, Miss Virginia Abbott. Miss Marguerite Na- bers, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Rebecca Thornton, Miss Mayo Thach, Miss Lydia EUstis, Miss Anita Eustis. Miss Annie Moore Provost and Miss Monk of Mobile, Mr. Jesse Adkins, MT. Houston Willis, MT. Thomas w. Palmer, MT. w. J. Bell, MT. Joe Mudd, MT. Walton Ford MT. Monro Jones, MT. Charles Woodruff MT. Jack Allison, MT. T. B. Sherman. Mir,
 Ebert Jemison, MT. Than Cross, Mir R. Jones, Mir. Preacher and the host. MT. Marsh.
 At a meeting of the Yancey Literary society at Central High school the fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Philip Bethea; vice president, Leslie F'ullenwider; recording secretary, Walter Agee; corresponding secretary. Albert I.oney; treasurer, Edwin Cummings; third member of the standing committee, c. P. Shook; press committee Flake Mill Ter, chairman; Harold Black and Moses Jacobs.
 MT Crook Whatley was host at lunch con at the Southern club in honor of his charming sister Mrs seaborn Whatley, who is spending the weekend in this 1 city en route from a visit to her mother 1