The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-25
SOCIETY NEWS AND ACTIVITIES TN THE CITY AND SUBURBS

elected; President, Mrs Fl T. Inge, Mo- bile Ge-elected); first vice president, Mrs Gregory L. Smith, Mobile; second vice
 president, Mrs. John A. Lusk, Gunters- ville third vice president, Mrs. Robert Woodrow, Birmingham re-elected); re-
 eording secretary, Mrs. B. w. Padgett, Mobile (re- e-elected); corresponding secre-
 tary, Mrs. w. A. Christian, Mobile (re- elected); treasurer Mrs. w. W. Groom,
 Mobile, Ge-eiected); registrar Mrs. L. I Kidd, Anniston Qe-elected); historian, Mrs. Charles s. Shawhan, Mobile; official I reader, Mrs. Stanley Finch, Mobile; auditor, Mrs. B. F. Adams, Mobile; state editor, Miss Heckert, Mobile (re-elected). l 4' :
 ! Miss Irene Beverly entertained inform ally at bridge yesterday afternoon in compliment to Mrs. c. J. Youngblood of Birmingham, who was the carnival guest i of the hostess sister, Mrs. c. T. Sowden and who will be with her for another week
 ] There were three tables of participants l in the bridge contest and the games which were succeeded by a salad course resulted in Mrs. T. E. spotswood, Jr., capturing the prize, box of pretty crepe de chine handkerchiefs.
 As d reminder of the pleasant after noon, Miss Beverly presented Mrs Youngblood with a box of crepe de chine handkerchiefs.-Mo Register.
 
 The Yancey Literary society of the Gen. tral High school held it's regular meet ing Friday afternoon. The programme was a series of interesting essays on great American men. which was as fol- lows: Humorous Incidents in George Washington's Life" by Chester Vim; Lee As a Man." by Jack Hornady, and
 "The Life of Abraham Lincoln" by Har1 well Allen. The club membership has now reached it's limit
 A wedding of interest to a. number of friends was that of Miss Laura Baker of Vernon and MT. c. V. Taylor of Pratt City, which took place last evening at Pratt City, and was witnessed by a few friends and relatives. The bride wore a blue travelling suit with a orn-colored spring hat. She carried brides roses. They left for a short wedding trip and upon their return will make their home at West Pratt City The young bride has many friends here, having taught school in this county for the past four years. MT Taylor is connected with the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
 Last evening Dr. Henry Louis Smith, the president of Washington and Lee uni l versity, was the guest of honor at l banquet at the Tutwiler. Dr. James 1 Lewis Howe, professor of chemistry, and l MT. Robert D. Ramsey, travelling alumni | secretary, shared the honors with Dr. | Smith MT. Mercer McCrum, of the class I of 1907, was general chairman of the l banquet last evening, and MT. Borden Burr acted toastmaster.
 Among those present were: Edwin M. Ball, Horace M Barrett, Roderick Bed dow, Robert F. Burnett, Borden H. Burr, Beech M. Chenoweth. William R. Dunn, William c. Eubank, Judgh Noah Feagin, J. R. Hanna, Courtney Henley, c. c. Walter M. Hood, Sorsby Jem- ison, Reuben A. Lewis, Silas McCaugh- rin, c. Mercer McCrum, Robert P Means, William G. Montgomery, Chalmers H. Moore, Glover Moore, Elmer l.. Moss, Charles A. Nolan, Lewis F. O'Byrne, Douglass Tinsley, Perry w. Turner, James H. Willis, E. J. Dunn, l.. M. Vim, MT. satterfield and John Page
 
 Mrs. John Stone Hoskins entertained at a pretty luncheon yesterday at the Southern club in compliment to Miss Hughlette Mae Adams, a bride-elect. The table was centered with brides roses and the place cards, which represented a min ature bride and groom in the wedding ring had a bunch of lilies of the valley tied to each one. The guests were Miss Adams, Miss Madge Pollock, Mrs. E. B. Irwin, Mrs. T. D. Griffith of Eatonton, Ga, and Mrs A. L. Jernigan of New nan, Ga.
 The following are the names of the chairmen and assistants for the Boys club Tag Day, Saturday, March 3, 1917, so far selected and assigned; others to be added and published with in the next few days:
 Tut Tutwiler: Mrs c. J. Barnes, chairman: Miss Maude Watkins, as sistant chairman: Mrs. Hugh Ellis, Mrs T. P. Bibbler, Mrs. Sam Wall,