The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-16
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

, In the reception hall, crimson carnations and roses in the same rich color nlled ar tstic vases.
 The incoming guests were greeted by Mrs NJ B. McWilliams, and Miss Miriam Reynolds introduced them to the receiv- ing marty in the music room, where Deau- tiful roses and peon&es were the flowers used.
 Receiving with Mrs. Reynolds, who wore an afternoon costume of white SILK and lace were Mrs Ogburn, whose costume was a combination of blue and white taf- feta; Mrs. Donald Burton Gillies, of El Paso, whose costume was white satin, embroidered in silver flowers with sii- yer lace drape, and Mrs. Matthews, who wore a handsome black lace costume, Miss Miriam Reynolds wore lovely gown of American Beauty crepe and vel vet.
 The tea table in the dining room was picturesque arrangement in pink and silver.
 seventy-fve of the young married set were invited.
 A very pretty compliment to a young soldier was the farewell party given by Miss Grace Waters for MT. F. Bozenan Daniel, who left a few days ago to enter the officers reserve camp at Fort Me- Pherson Mrs, Emily Daniel was also q S uSSt LII NIT. l1dhACio NsN PiNT sented with "futurity book" full of the good wishes of his friends.
 The house was elaboFately decorated with flags and cut flowers. The young people enjoyed patriotic songs and games till a late hour, when the hostess, as- sisted by her mother and sisters, served dainty refreshments to about 40 guests.
 
 The May dances to be given this morn- i'm at 10 0'p10Nx ha Ia Of the Mar earet Allen school, constitute an event eagerly anticipated by the many patrons and friends of the institution,
 The dances which present many pa- triotic features, will be given under the able direction of Mr Hairy Miles.
 Tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock a reception will be held at the Margaret Allen school for the senior class, alumnae and patrons of the school
 Miss Roberta Adams Kindergarten pupils will give a May Day celebration tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at Rhodes park on Highland avenue.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 The faculty and graduating class of the Alabama Girls Technical institute invite you to be present at the twenty first annual commencement exercises, May 20 to 2S, 1917 Montevallo Ala.
 
 Mrs. Charles J. Hughes will enter tain al a linen shower on Friday after noon from to 5 o'clock. compliment ing her sister, Miss Kathleen Moody. a bride-elect whose marriage to MT. W. B. Nolan will take place Thurs day, May 31.
 
 Mrs. W. L. Rosamond will entertain on Friday afternoon at her home in Norwood, complimenting Miss Rosa mond Mills, recent graduate of the South Highlands School for Girls and her guest. Miss Diana Hausman of Tus- Miss Sue Dicken and Miss Susie Rosamond.
 Miss Dorothy Davis entertained the Bridge club and few friends yesterday afternoon complimenting her guest Miss Mamie Eveleyn Spalding of Baltimore. The club members are Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Mary Sibley, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Eliza beth Wyman Miss Dorothy Lum, Miss Hattie Cu1lom. Miss Ireta McCrossin, Mrs. William Bartlett. Mrs. Cecil Gas ton.
 The other guests were Miss Margaret Miss Mary Ball, Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Hortense Bissell, Miss Elizabeth Hail of Nashville, Miss Catherine Carey, Mrs. F. T. Brown. Miss Lydia Eustis, Miss Augusta Clark.