The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-03
By EMMA REID RYALL

| chairman; Miss Bettie Woodson. Miss Sa- rah Phelan. Miss Martha Lomar. Hillman Hotel-Mrs. J. Frank Rushton, chairman; Mrs. J. F. Witherspoon, Mrs tloren, Mrs. M Hood, Miss Lillian Ken drick.
 Blach's Corner-Mrs. w. ]. Broderic, chairman; Mrs. Ben Rochester Mrs. Mar viE Woodall. Mrs. W. J. Snyder. Mrs. Martha Ellis, Miss Viola Laurell, Miss Evie Condrile Miss Dorsey Harris Woolworth,s Nineteenth Street Corner Mrs. Schibel chairman; Mrs. Caran, Miss MarJory Schibel, Miss Mabel Brown, Miss Driskell, Miss Esther Driver, Miss Flora Drake.
 Loveman. Joseph & Loeb Corner-Mrs Sam Gardner, chairman; Mrs. E. T. Dunkley, Mrs. R. G. McCarty, Mrs. Laura Hagood Alexander, Miss Selene Roun- tree Miss Winifred Witherspoon. Miss Sarah McCarty, Miss Winifred Orr. Miss Mildred Blackburn. Miss Eleanor Lewis, Miss May Alexander, Miss Neva Bell, Miss May Lee Frederick
 Pryor Plumlee Corner-Mrs. Herbert Baum, chairman; Mrs. Leo Loeb, Mrs. D. H. Markstein, Mrs. P. Herzfeld, Mrs. Leopold Loeb. Miss Mildred Hoberg, Miss Mildred Fox
 Vaudette Corner-Mrs J. H. Eddy. chairman; Mrs Coxe Mrs. c. W. Fruit tlcher, Mrs. Tom Panky, Mrs. Will Stret, Miss Felicia Streit, Miss Lee Etta Paul.
 Terminal Station-Mrs w. B Lamkin, chairman; Mrs. Alex C. Birch, Mrs. W. A. Watts, Mrs. J. H. Foster, Mrs R. l.. sherman Mrs. w. J. Penhallegan. Miss Florence Coffin Miss Lucille Lamkin, Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Catherine Led better, Miss Lillian Powell, Miss Caro- lyn Garrett, Miss Grace Thompson, Miss Freda Avant, Miss Martha Collier, Miss Elinor Murdock. Miss Catherine Byrd, Miss Ann Forney, Miss Tracy Steele, Miss Margaret Fearn
 Pizitz's Corner-Mrs. w. B. Hillhouse, chairman: Mrs. E. M. Prince Mrs J. E. Cain, Mrs. D. s. Moore, Mrs. Glenn GaZ- gam, Miss Hazel Newman, Miss Nell Hodges, Miss Annie Hazard Miss Fran ces Martin Miss Annie Johnson, Miss Bernie Spnks, Miss Ophelia Parr
 Courthouse Corner-Mrs. Sam Blake, chairman; Mrs. William Perry, Mrs. w. J. Sanderson, Mrs. w. K. Dean, Mrs. W. E. Gleason, Mrs. L. E. Gray. Mrs. John Meese, Mrs. A. V. Fair, Mrs. S. L. Cess well, Mrs. Orr. Mrs. Harry Culverhouse, Mrs. Charlie Phillips Miss Mamie Lewis Creswell.
 The Curry Literary society of Central High school held it's regular meeting yes terday afternoon. The programme con- sisted of a debate: Resolved. That the United States should own all the rail- roads and telegraph lines" The affirm itive was upheld by MT. Kenneth Dillon and Mir Carl Hagle On the negative MT. Jack Crunk and MT. Claude Hollums nobly upheld their side. The judges de- cided in favor of the negative.
 
 The Hillman Literary society met at the Central High school yesterday after nm ov prnr1t- nent men who have recently passed away, was much appreciated. The fol- lowing is list of the compositions: Buff falo Bill, by Green Hesslin; Admiral Dewey, by Charles Mills, and General Funston, by Elza De Remus.
 The Astraea Literary society met at the Central High school yesterday after noon. The quotations were: The Maga- zine I Like Best" A very interesting pro- gramme followed.
 The Purpose of Geographical Maga- zines" Katherine Newsome; ''The Value of Golfers" Ruth Harrison; "An Ap- preciation of Harpers,' Antoinette Walker.
 The following invitations have been received
 The Piquik club invites you to be pres ent at its ninth annual ball Friday, March Is. at g o'clock in the evening, 5400 First avenue. Dancing. Please reply.
 
 A social meeting of the Susanah Wesley circle was held with Mrs. P. B. Wells on Thursday afternoon. A delightful musi- cal programme was rendered by Mrs. Claud O'Rear, who gave several vocal numbers, and Mrs. George Stewart played several numbers on the piano.
 Delightful refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. J. W.~Johnson, Mrs Claud O'Rear, Mrs. l.. F. Parrish Mrs. George R. Stewart, Mrs. P. B. Wells Mrs. W. H. Mansfield Mrs. F. G. Mackey