The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-24

7T1HE Buffalo chapter National So-
 ciety Daughters of the American
 0 Revolution, has issued a most at tractive booklet announcing the eandi- dacy of it's regent, Mrs. John Miller Hor- ton, for the office of president general National Society of American Revolu- ton. It contains copy of Mrs. Hor- toms platform a brief personal record and several thoughts for your considera- ton.
 In announcing Mrs. Horton's candidacy the executive board of the Buffalo chap ter says:
 Buffalo chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution of the city of Buffalo, N. Y, has the honor to announce the candidacy of it's regent, Mrs. John Miller Horton, for the office of president general, National So- ciety Daughters of the American Reyo- lution.
 The chapter asks for your cooperation and assistance throughout your state, and your personal interest within your own chapter, to further and advance by your earnest and hearty support, the candidacy of Mrs, John Miller Horton for this high office, to be voted for at the next election for president general, to be held at the 18th continental congress, National So- ciety, Daughters of the American Revo- lution, Washington, D. C., in April, 1917 By order of the executive board.
 HELEN HOPKINS HODGE,
 First Vice Regent
 MARTANNE WATERMAN PEASE
 Recording Secretary.
 MT. Groven Tilden Davis will present the following programme at Cable Hall tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock, assisted by Miss Ethelyne Hayes, soprano;
 B minor Gavotte, Bach-St. Saens, Mrs. Orline Barnett Moore,
 Prelude F major, prelude F major, pre- Jude minor, Bach; ITO the Sea- Mac Dowell Miss Francis Moore.
 Concerto in M major (third movement, Mozart, Miss Amy Evans.
 Burlesca, Albino Gorno, Miss Sadye Goldstein.
 ta) The Lass with the Delicate Air. Dr. Arne; (b) Summer, Chaminade; Co The Valley of Laughter Sanderson, Miss Ethelyne Hayes
 Prelude in D flat major, Chopin; To Water Lily, In Autumn, Mcdowell, Miss Ethel Abbott.
 Minstrels, Debussy; etude in B flat major, Chaminade, Mrs Orline Barnett Moore.
 Tamborin, Rameau; Romance, sibelius; concert etude, Mcdowell Mrs. Amelia Motion Embry.
 Mrs. J. F. Hooper, president of the Ala bama Federation of Women's clubs, today received a telegram from Madame Sa- rah Bernhardt at Atlanta, sending re- srets that she cannot possibly attend a reception suggested by Mrs. Hooper while in Selma next Wednesday. She regrets very much that she will be unable to attend on account of having accepted an invitation at Birmingham which will keep her later at that place than was expected before. Madame expresses the hope, however, that she may see Mrs. Hooper while here and express person. ally her regrets at being unable to accept the kind invitation sent her.-Selma Times.
 Miss Mary Sibley will entertain the Tuesday Bridge club next Tuesday after noon at her home on Mountain avenue Miss Lucille Lamxin will entertain at cards tomorrow afternoon complimenting Mrs. W. c. Boykin of Augusta, Ga, who is the guest of Mrs. William Lamkin.
 Mrs. T. J. Hayes entertained at bridge luncheon yesterday at her home on Elm street. complimenting two brides elect Miss Beatrice Calman and Miss Hughlette Mae Adams. Luncheon was served at o'clock and the afternoon was spent playing bridge. The score prize was a pair of silk hose and the two guests of honor were presented with hand made handkerchiefs. The guests were Mrs. John Stone Hokins, Miss Madge Pollock,