The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-18
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY ee=


 state in the carnival which will be held this week in Mobile as Birmingham as well as number of other cities are send ing fair representatives to be thir young queens. Miss Alice Bowie, one of Bir- mlnghams most popular and lovely young women, is Birminghams queen and her maid of honor is Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, another one of Birming hams fair daughters. The following are the queens of other cities:
 Miss Annie Stone, Bay Minette.
 Miss Kathrine Whitfield, Montgomery. Miss Stella Lovelace, Brewton, Miss Mary Anderson Selma.
 Miss Titus Chicago.
 Miss Ruth Brownell Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Marie shannon, Meridian.
 Miss Mary Lucille Chandler, Okalona. Miss Virginia Thompson, Citronelle. Miss Grace Murphy, Greensboro.
 Miss Henrietta Yearger, Jackson, Miss. Miss Lucille Peggott, Jackson, Tenn. Miss Hattie Bolton, Theodore.
 Miss Nina Bell. Columbus, Miss
 Miss Madge Crandall, Irvington.
 Miss Olive Chapman, Grand Bay. ;. Miss Gloria Land, Chattanooga.
 Miss Louise Glenn, Sylacauga.
 Miss Bess Mccoy, DemopoIs
 The maids to these queens of the cities are:
 Miss Katherine Anderson, Montgomery maid.
 Miss Carolyn Lane, Montgomery maid. Miss Minnie Futile, Montgomery maid. Miss Mabel Mccoy, Demopolis maid. Miss Bessie Mayfeld, Demopolis maid. Miss Rosa Del Bueno, Citronella maid.
 
 The following from the Washington Star will be of interest to number of Alabamians: Representatives of all sections of the country contributed to the success of the annual ball given last night at the Will lard under the auspices of the Southern Relief society. It was one of the largest gatherings in the history of the society, and, while the absence of the President and Mrs. Wilson, who had reserved a box, with the expectation of being pres- ent, caused disappointment the ball was otherwise a distinct success and added many dollars to the exchequer of the society.
 "Heirlooms and jewels added to the in terest and beauty of many of the cos- tunes. Mrs. Thomas F. Marshall wore a gown of black Satin brocaded in gold, with tight fitting bodice of gold lace over pale pink tulle and with long, flow ing sleeves of black lace
 Miss Katherine Collins of Montgom- cry, white tulle and lace over pink satin. Mrs. John H. Bankhead. white ana gold brocade, trimmed with lace; she car ried a gold-colored ostrich fan.
 Mrs. Hubert Dent, white and silver brocade combined with white tulle and silver lace.
 Mrs. John N. Bankhead, lavender bro cade over silver lace
 The regular meeting of the Ladies' Memorial association was held Tuesday morning at the parlors of the Y. w. C.. A., the president, Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick presiding. After the transaction of rou- tine business, plans were discussed for Memorial Day on April 26.
 The school children of Montgomery will be. asked to assemble at the capitol, where they will sing patriotic songs as the pa- rade passes enroute to the cemetery. They will be under the direction of Miss Alice Sachs, supervisor of music in the public schools. A resolution was passed to have special memorial meeting in May in honor of the members who have passed away during the year. The association agreed to aid the veterans in the street fair which they are going to give. The following names were added to the ros- ter of the chapte . Mrs. c. J. Beane, Mrs. Belle Allen Ross. Mrs. Kate Roby, Mrs. Charles Brown of Birmingham, Mrs. c. M. Tardy of Birmingham Montgomery Advertiser
 The pupils of Mrs. Carolyn Lum Cole will give a song recital assisted by Miss Lowella Hanlin, piano, Tuesday evening at o'clock at Star hall. The following programme will be rendered.: 'The Sweet O. the Year (Willowby), Miss Aieen Weir. (a) 70, Bimba, Bimbetta' (Si- bella); (b) ''Ravishing Butterfly" Cur ner-Maley), Miss Dorothy Lum. 'The Nightingale's Song' (Nevin). Mrs. Cow art. Damon, (Stange), Mrs. Cum mings. Because I Love You Dear (Hawley), Mrs. Isbell. 'Mattinata" (TostD Mrs. Bullock. (a) s'Fruehling Cline I.iebes) Novelle" (Wolff); (b) Pas sacaglia" (Scott, Miss Lowella Hanlin. '.Elegy" (Massenet), Miss Nancy Lum. ''Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark" (Bishop), Mrs. Sutherland. ''Knowest Thou the Fair Land" (Mignon), (Thomas), Mrs. Faucett. Aria ("Il Trovatore'o, WerdD, Miss Marguerite Antwine. ''Die Lorelei' U.iszD, Mrs Wynings. (a) "The Land of