The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-31

Helen Florence, Mrs. Jack Thomas. Mrs. Kathleen Cunningham, Mrs. Roderick Beddow and Mrs. Laurie Robertson. The library was adorned with golden lilies. Across the room were stretched golden cords for clothes lines, where many pretty gifts of linen were hung. Tn the dining room delightful refreshments were served, and Mrs. John w. England and Mrs G.. B. Mccormack, Jr., presided at the bowl of iced tea. The table was centered with a basket of pink roses tied with tulle over which tulle in rainbow colors was draped from the four corners of the tables. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. Reuben A. Wyatt, Mrs. Angln White, Miss Helen Armstrong. Miss Car re Kemp and Miss Grace Hillhouse. Dur ing the afternoon about 200 guests called Mrs. Paul Lee Cooke entertained at one of the most delightful informal buffet luncheon of the season, complimenting Miss Jean Marks, a brde-elect. The en- tire house was adorned with spring blos- soms of brilliant huge combined with ferns. There were about 50 guests.
 
 | The final meeting of the South High ! land School Improvement association was 1 held yesterday morning at the school and the report of the officers was given, | showing much good work was accom- plished during the past year. The an- nual election of officers was held with the following results: President, Mrs. Leo K. Steiner; vice president, Mrs. Mol ton Smith; secretary, Mrs. R. T. Ander- son, and treasurer Prof. T. c. Young. 1
 ! A mass meeting of the women of the city is called for tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O o'clock at the Civic association head quarters, on the top floor of the Jeffer- son County bank building, by the liberty Of
 Suffrage association. The object of this meeting is to interest all women of the city in this great patriotic movement Members of all the women's organza- i tions of the city are invited to attend, 1 and it is the desire of the Committee, who are aiding the central committee l to have a representative of each or ganization present at this meeting. Plans will be discussed to perfect an organza- | tion to cover the South Highland district, making a house to house canvass. MT. Oscar Wells, president of the First Ma tional bank, will make an address. and Miss Ina Sheppard, manager of the Bir- mingham clearing house. will also talk to the ladies explaining what the move ment really means to the nation
 | This morning at 10 o'clock at the South side Baptist church, the county conven- ] tion of the Woman's Christian Temper ance union will be held. The programme 1 is as follows: Welcome address, Mrs. F M. Jackson president of the Central union. Response. Mrs J. M. Griffin, president of the North Highland union | Appointment of committees. Election oi officers. Local presidents hour three minutes talk by each Superintendent Round Table, two minutes talk by each and led by Mrs M. E. Bell. Report from | Better Films committee. by Mrs l.. A. Daniels Noontide prayer, Mrs Andrew Haffner. Patriotic hour National Pro- hibition as War Measure" Hon. Bor- den Burr. Save the Grain to Feed the Nation" Mrs. c. B. Spencer. Patriot isms Call to the Womans Christian Tenn perance Union,'' Mrs. w. w. Bussey Song, America" Box luncheon from to o'clock. Afternoon session, devo- tional exercises, Mrs. A. ]. Massey, presi- dent of the Woodlawn union. The Union Signal" Mrs. F. B. Hill Question box
 the county president. Gold medal con- test. under the direction of Mrs. Harry Bumstead, the little boys and girls talk 1 ing part in the contest are: Harry Bryan, William Godfrey, Willie Wilson Willie May Bumstead, Linnie May Lip scomb Carlton Garrison Bertha Cum
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 Miss Augusta Dearborn will entertain | at cards tomorrow afternoon, compli- | HeHtiiiS MISS JSdH fhdlhS' d piiuS-~'SSS'
 The Tuesday Bridge club will have a picnic Monday at the G. B. McCormack 1 farm and the last meeting of the club of the year will be held at the home of Mrs. H. Key Miner. on June F.
 Mrs, Wade Oldham entertained at a luncheon and Lyric party yesterday complimenting Miss McLemore Supple
 brde-elect @The. guests included six young women who were classmates oi
 the bride-elect at the Louie Compton seminary.
 The Birminsham Conservatory Of Mu' sic presents Miss Beatrice Tate in piano
 recital at Cable hall this evening at S:St o'clock She will be assisted by Mrs J A. Kiernan, contralto. The public IS
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