The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-01
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY REID
By EMMA REID RYALL

An Education" Dr. James J. Doster, president Alabama Educational associa- ton; "A. W. c. T. U.," Mrs. J. B. Chat field, chairman prison reform; "A Clun- womsn," Mrs. Charles Henderson, former
 president Alabama Federation of Wom- ems Clubs; "A Writer" Mrs. John C.
 Henley, president Birmingham Writers
 club; "A. L. D. C." Mrs. Bibb Graves,
 president Alabama Daughters of the Con
 federacy. Presentation of portrait. Mrs.
 J. A. Rountree. chairman Julia Tutwiler
 students memorial Chorus, Alabama,
 high school pupils. Acceptance on behalf
 of the state Of Alabama. Dr. Thomas NJ.
 Owen, director department of archives
 and history.
 The following popular young ladies of
 Birmingham were elected to honorary
 membership in Camp Henry D. Clayton,
 5. c. V, on last Thursday evening. These young ladies will participate in all the
 functions of the camp during this year.
 Beautiful badges and engraved certifi-
 cates of honorary membership are now being mailed to these young ladies:
 Misses Margaret Gage, Dorothy Lum, Virginia Abbott. Elizabeth Schoolar Elm fly Dixon, Elizabeth Wyman, Susie Green, Josephine Evins Jimmie Terrell.
 Margaret Nelson, Rachael London, Eve lyn Wilkerson, Alice Bowie Margaret
 Bradshaw, Anita Eustis. Helen Mce'ary,
 Edith Orr. Eula Weakley. Susie Haskell, Pattie Rena Shepherd, Beverly LeAke, Florence Coffin, Avis Myatt, Clara Yates. Bland Tomlinson, Dean Dllard, Leila Screyen, Lucille Martin Selen Roun- tree, Margaret King, Elizabeth Massey, Minnie Dryer, Thelma Abernathy Sarah 1 w. Rives, Vouceil Oden, Laney Hogan. [ ,-t1 DIo beth Locke, Olivia O'Neal, Edwina Thag- ard.
 | The Astraea Literary society held it's regular meeting Friday afternoon. After | attending to the business the club en- | joyed some interesting papers: "lmmi-
 grafton Question:" Miss Ruby Baird; Negro Question" Miss Teckla Black;
 'Mountain-Whi Question" Miss Dor 1 othy Bowron; Home Economies" Miss l Fay Deaton.
 | One of the many interesting affairs held
 recently at the Central High school was
 the concert given by pupils from the grammer school of the city. The orches- | tra, which was composed of more than 1 75 pieces, which were played by children 1 from the small tots to the teen age, and
 was greatly complmented for it's most | splendid work. The following programme
 was given:
 (a) "Trumpeter's March" (b) "Pleyers i Hymn Grammar School orchestra. ] (a) "The Garden of the Sea-" (b) "The Bluebells of Scotland,' chorus from Pratt school.
 1 Piano solos (a) Birding" Elizabeth
 Gewin, Hemphill school; (b), "Tarantelle, {"
 Dorothy Winters, Hemphill school l Brahms Lullaby" Sixth grade, Mar
 tin school.
 Violin solo, "Mnuet in G." Jack Me | Larn. Gibson schcool
 1 Flowers Asleep" Fifth grade, Moore
 school
 | "A Dialogue" chorus from Pratt school. 1 Waltz" Grammar School orchestra. | America" by Grammar School orches-
 tra, school choruses and entire audience. l In reference to Mir J. Bynum Waters i resigning as president of the Piquik club 1 of Woodlawn, one of the members said The Piquilz club, Woodlawp, having been guided by the untiring efforts of MT. J. Bynum Waters as president for 1 the past three terms, is deeply regretting his resignation. As president his efforts
 have been to promote good fellowship | among members, never leaving a stone | ur.turned that would lend improvement or betterment to the charge with which he { was entrusted. As club member his absence, his smile of welcome and his | interest at all times will be keenly felt. A token of appreciation for the diligent | work of MT. Waters and as remem- l brance from every member of the club,
 he has been presented with beautiful l gift. Every member well as his un- | usually large following of friends regret his leaving and he has a business connection that will keep him out of the | city the greater portion of his time,
 and feeling that it would be to the best l interests of the club to resign. MT. Harry H. Hahn. vice president, will fill the
 unexpired term of MT. Waters as pres-
 ident."