The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02
By EMMA REID RYALL

places. Her lecture and class work are equally popular, and she numbers among her students young women from Atlanta and throughout the south. Many people consider that the unique success of this college is due in large measure to the talents and industry of Dean Mays:
 Many Birmingham people have enjoyAd the pleasures of Mentone this summen where representative number of guests have assembled from all over the south. Fishing. dancing. swimming and noun tain climbing have been popular pas times and the trio known as Fisher men Three," composed of MT. Fl. A. Adams, Mir. A. L. Weatherford and Afr4 r. C. Shepherd, inspired the following rhyme.
 They often graced the banks and boats, But supplying the table got their goats.
 Among those who have been visitors at Mentone during August from Brrning- ham are: Miss Catherine MuIlane. MT. and Mrs. H. A. Adams Mir. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Mrs. Lister, Mir and Mrs Dobbins. MT. and Mrs. H. Watkins, Mrs. Woodwork. MT. and Mrs w. D. Spear, Mrs. F. R. Norton, MT and Mrs. F. c. Shepherd, Mir. and Mrs. Waters, Mrs Marcus, Mrs. Klinck, Miss Betty Master John Klinck, MT. and Mrs Fries. Mir Erie Fries, Misses Mary Bickley. Sara Scnerville, Susie Norment, Alfreda Nel- son, Glaudine Johnson. Dorothy Bowron, Caroline Norton, Fannie E Williams, Helen Hamriek Mrs. J. T. PIunket Mr and Mrs. Harry Burn. Masters HaA and Duncan Burn Emily WatkinA Philip Watkins. Lawrence Strickland oA Birmingham. Representatives from Chat tanooga were: Mir. and Mrs. Benton White. Mir and Mrs. II. L. Schwartz, Mir and Mrs. M F. Dement, MT. and Mrs Russ. Mir. and Mrs. Marshall, NIT. and Mrs. Donovan, A. Alexander. L, A. Brown, Geismar. J. Conroy, T. M. Hall. J. V Sills, Carl c. Smith. MT. Gufn, George C. Hoffman, Chicken Pollock, Mrs. Lily Ware, Frances Ware Mrs. Laegergren, Miss Laegergren, Mrs. E. Matthews. Miss Farrell Miss Dorothy Ellis Miss Mary Saxenmeyer and others. Mr. and Mrss !. B Davenport, John Davenport of Texas. Miss Naomi Daven port of Valley Head MT. A. J Frame of Montgomery. Mrs. Hall, Landon Hall of Selma. Miss Heath. MT G. C. Little Misses X. and F. Little of Gadsden. Miss Barbara Harris of Jacksonville Misses A Haney, M. Haney, M Allison of Calhoun. Ga, Mir. end Mrs Smith. Mas ter smith, Miss Edith Bond of Atlanta, Mir. Killian and Paul Killian of Collins vile, MT. and Mrs. Ownby of Atlanta. There have been many other guests dur ing the season.
 Much interest is being shown in theI coming of "; J. Leppert of New Or-t leans, director Gulf division Red crossl 10 Birmingham next week. Birming-t ham has always taken a deep interestt in Red Cross work and was the hrsd town in the state to organize chapt ter. In fact the Birmingham chapters is nine years older than any other tn the state
 The meeting next week will be held. in the ballroom of the Tutwiler hotel Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and the public is cordially invited to attend. whether member of the Red Cross or not. No admission fee will be charged and no subscriptions asked rE
 The programme will consist of muy brief reports of local work, and an H dress by MT. Leppert Every one is deeply interested iA Red Cross and yet very few are ta- miliar with the work in detail. The looming of MT. Leppert will afford everyone an excellent opportunity to learn more about the real workings of the organization, both locally and else- where.
 With our own boys en route to the front 1t Is a matter Of real concern tt
 
 them abroad and how their comfort will be looked after Mr. Leppert will doubtless tell much that is of vital in- terest to every man and woman in Bir- mingham.
 Among the many lovely courtesies which will be extended Miss Susie Perry and Miss Mary Bowers, two of the popular fall brides, will De the luncheon on Wednesday, rrsxt, whitIc Miss Hattie Morton will gfSe in their Honor
 On Friday Mrs. Starr Kealhofer ahd Miss Gillian Goodall will be joint hostesses at a bridge shower for Miss Susie Perry.
 On Monday afternoon, September 1O. Miss Selina Robinson will entertain at matinee party at the Lyric. com plimentng the two brides elect Misses Perry and Bowers. A number of other parties will be given which will be announced later.
 A pleasantly anticipated event of the coming week Is the tea which Mrs T. H. Wright and Miss Nola Burgin will give in compliment to Miss Mar. guerite Keith.
 Miss Caroline Rosenstihl entertained her club, "The Bidders Saturday aft ernoon in compliment to Mrs. William Howard Quinn. recent popular bride. Three tables of bridge formed the
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