The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13

1 attending in large numbers this reception, | which took place between the hours of
 4;3O and o'clock Mrs E. P. Dunkley, i president of the Pelham chapter, stood
 at the head of the receiving line and in l tloduced the honoree to the guests Mrs
 l. s. Hanley and the former presidents
 of the chapter, Miss Adele Shaw, Mrs. | A. H. Benners, Mrs. W. K. McAdory, Mrs.
 s. H. Gardner and the officers of the
 chapter, Mrs. H. B. Abernethy, Mrs l Charles Ledbetter, Mrs. E. H. Sholl Mrs Roy Armstrong, Mrs. J. Jaffe, Mrs. John
 Bethea and Mrs. George Hughes with
 representatives of the United Daughters
 of the Confederacy chapters of the city
 and the Bessemer chapter completed tue receiving line. Presiding at the punch ta-
 ble. which was effectively decorated with
 rcd and white, was Mrs. J. H. Scruggs i Miss Ruth Trigg and Mrs. George Brown | Scattered throughout the parlors were
 members of Pelham chapter who assisted in entertaining the large number of call- | CTS. Not only members of the U. D. C..
 attended the reception, but representa- 1 tives of social literary and philanthro-
 pic circles were in attendance in large
 numbers.
 The closing exercises of the Margaret
 Allen school have already begun if two
 very informal, but very interesting enter | tainments may be considered as com-
 nencement events. These entertainments | were in the nature of competitive con tests. The first was devoted to Greek
 art, in which competition all the high ! school pupils took part, the members Of 1 the second class being the hostesses. The | attractive prizes were won by Misses
 Florence Young and Imelda Duncan. The
 history games were open to the pupils of the sixth and seventh grades. Misses Amy Young and Wnifred Orr were the
 happy victors. A Latin game will come
 at the close of examination Friday. On l Friday to the number of 70, merry party of Margaret Allen school teachers and pupils picniced at Roebuck Springs. To- | morrow evening the chorus classes will give an evening of song under the direc- tion Of Miss Virginia Dowdell. The May dances follows on Wednesday, and on l Thursday the patrons and friends of the school are invited to meet the faculty and members of the senior class at an aft ernoon reception. The exercises of cer- tificate day, May "A, close the year s 1 work.
 One of the interesting affairs of the
 week will be the Reciprocity Day meeting of the Eleanor Hord club on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Piouik club, to which more than 200 in vitations have been issued Mrs. Miles Bradford, the club president, will pre- side and most attractive programme will be given. Dr. Jack Montgomery of the University of Alabama will make the address of the afternoon and his subject will be "The Ideal of Leadership In Mod ern Education" Much enthusiasm is
 being felt at having Dr. Montgomery with the club at this time, he being a former D, l.; has been watched with much interest by many of the club members.
 | Over POO guests enjoyed the Utopian club dance at the Tutwiler last evening given in honor of the Atlanta Utopian club. The grand march was led by MT. Marion Lokey, president of the local club, with Miss Lucille Carr. The stand ing officers and members followed in order They were: MT. H. F. Nabb, Miss Mildred Fruitticher MT. J. K. Estes, Jr., Miss Katherine Massey, MT. F. K. Lam- kin, Miss Ollie Ewin. MT. V l.. Smith, Miss Bessie Love, Mir L. H. Holt Miss Elizabeth Coleman. Mir. Isham Gllespy, Miss Stanley Scull, MT Aubrey Allison, Miss Elizabeth Terrell, MT. J. o. Pee bles, Miss Ann Lanier, Mir. Paul Kilpat- rick, Miss Katherine Lowe MT L. Speig- 1 Ter, MT. John Craig, Miss Vivian Treschel. Among the Atlanta visitors were: A. w. Mcdonald, T. K. Wrigley, Leslie M. Lip | sey, A. J. Johnson, F. R. ,Humphries. Henry Coleman. T. w. Johnson. c. J. As bury, Tom Spencer, Frank B. Jones, L. G. Turner, Paul Graddy, Philip Schonel,
 James Smith, Butler Williams. Mlen Turner, Fred Turner, w. G. Allen, Harry
 Allen, MT. and Mrs. Muller, MT and Mrs. Bessett, Mir. and Mrs. Cunningham Johns, Lester Gable, Jewel Lewis. Lloyd Guerra, | J. M. Harrell, William Row
 Miss Lucy Shannon, daughter of Mrs. NJ V. Shannon. entertained yesterday l in honor of her thirteenth birthday at
 her home on Sixth avenue. The invita- tions included a number of her little l friends.
 Mrs. E. E. Linthicum entertained the members of the Christian Woman's | Board of Mission of Alabama, which met
 in this city the past week at dinner at
 the Tutwier. The guests were: Mrs. O.. | T. Spiegel of Montgomery, Mrs. T. M. Starnes of Indianapolis, Mrs. R. O. Gran 1 ford of Jasper, Miss Badgey of Annis- ton, Mrs. George Schwerkert and Mrs.
 c. Starbuck of this city and Mrs. F.
 Pattillo of Hartselle.
 1 The Christian Woman's Council of | Board of Missions of Alabama met in this ]! city the past week at the Tutwiler hotel to confer with Mrs. T. M. Starnes of In- dianapolis. Ind, a national worker, to 1 outline the work of the state for the next | four years. The members in attendance | were: Mrs. E. E. Lnthicum. Mrs R. O.. Cranford of Jasper, Miss Badgley of An | niston, Mrs. o. T. Spiegel of Montgomery,
 Mrs. George Schwerkert, Mrs T. c. Star | buck and Mrs. P Patillo of Hartselle. -
 1 A recital was given at the South High lands School for Girls Friday afternoon by the pupils of Miss Louise Walton as sisted by the expression pupils of Mrs. l Warrington. The younger children gave | the first part of the programme, followed l by the more advanced pupils. Those talk | ing part on the programme were: Julia | Walpole, Opal Merritt, Elizabeth Johnson, l Jane Weaver. Sarah Cooper. Robley Nun 1 ger, Mary Dickinson, Elizabeth Turner, Mary Smith. Frances Harris, Nina Pharr. 1 Leila Dickinson, Eugenia Harris Rosa mond Mills and Sue Dicken.
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 The following invitation has been re- l ceived: ''The faculty and senior class of 1 Louie Compton seminary cordially invite | you to attend the annual commencement
 exercises May 20 to 23, 1917, Birmingham ''
 The commencement calendar is as fol-
 lows: Baccalaureate sermon First Meth l odist church, Rev. George Stuart, DD., Sunday, May 20, Il a. m. Juvenile enter ] tajnment Monday, May 21, 8 p. m. Annual concert Tuesday, May 22 D. m. Gradu- l p m. Address by Dr. Frank Willis Bar nett of Birmingham
 | Tha fol10wipp will ho of iptaraut <o