The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-26

| McGavock and Mrs. Styles Burroughs, who recently came to live in Birming- ham.
 Mrs Lawson Gambill will entertain at 8 bridge luncheon tomorrow at her home on Huntsville avenue in honor of Miss Cundell Baldwin, whose marriage to MT. William Armistead Smith will take place April 30.
 Mrs J. II. stanfiel entertained a few ] friends at luncheon yesterday at the 1 Country club in honor of her guest, Mrs. Frank Bearden of Knoxville NThe guests were: Mrs. J. w. Hunter, Mrs. s. L. Led | better, Mrs. McCann and Mrs. Little of Atlanta and Mrs. Bearden.
 Mrs. Prentss Reed entertained a few | friends yesterday at luncheon at the | Country club in compliment to Mrs. | George Reyes of Columbia, s. C., who is 1 spending a few days in the city. Those who were invited to meet Mrs Reeves were: Mrs. R. c. Lewis and Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan.
 Mrs. W. L. Murdoch entertained at a | luncheon yesterday at the Country club confplimenting Mrs. George Hail who was formerly Miss May Kimball of Atlanta and Mrs. ZwolinslSi, both of Providence, R. I. The guests were: Mrs. E. w. Bar rett, Mrs. George Connors, Mrs Harold Samson, Mrs. Henry Lee Badham, Mrs Jack Johnson, Mrs. w, D. Nesbit, Mrs Charles Leeper and Mrs. w. l. Grubb.
 
 Dr. J. H. Phillips, MT. C. B. Glenn and others will make short patriotic ad dresses at the Hemphill school, West End, tomorrow morning at g o'clock when q flag will be presented to the school by the Hemphill School Improve rnent association. Mrs. T. G. McGahey, president of the School Improvement as- sociation, announces that the entire school will salute the new flag and will sing patriotic songs. The programme will continue from to 10 o'clock and the friends of the school are invited to be present
 The Philathea class of the Ruhama Baptist church will entertain at Blue bird tea Saturday at the home of Mrs. Earl Hargrove to compliment Misses Haywood and Mary Motion, two brides elect.
 On the afternoon of Saturday May 5, Mrs. L. A. Keene will give a reception at her home in East Lake in honor of Misses Haywood and Mary Motion, whose weddings will take place in May.
 
 Mrs. James shelburne will give an aft ernoon tea today in honor of the Misses Motion, brides-elect.
 Miss Beulah Amidon of Washington is sepnding a few days in the city in the interest of the woman's national party and the federal suffrage amendment.
 Much interest throughout the south is felt in the coming of Miss Margaret Will son, daughter of President Wilson, who is doing her part toward preparedness by contributing her musical talent for the benefit of the United Sattes Army and Navy. Miss Wilson is now in Louisville, where she recently gave concert and will give series of concerts in the south, and Birmingham is most happy to be able to claim her for a time She will contribute her share of the proceeds of these splendid concerts for use in the Red Cross relief work among the soldiers and sailors.
 Many are eager to extend some courtesy to our Presidents daughter upon the oc- cason of her visit next week. but owing to the limited time and the nation fac ing such a crisis, it is the wish of Miss Wilson to eliminate all social affairs pre- ceding the concert and will rest at the hotel.
 The spirit of Birmingham hostesses in desiring to honor the Presidents daugh- ter has been beautifully manifested and it is with deep regret that Miss Wilson will be unable to attend the social func- tions planned in her honor. Although the parties were to be quite informal and simple, many will be deprived of the pleasure of meeting this splendid young woman.
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs, who is arranging the plans for Miss Wilson's visits, says that she will arrive on Monday afternoon at $40 o'clock, and will be met by the IS young women of the Boucher alumnae the officers of the local Red Cross asso- citation, who are Mir Richard Massey Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss Mrs. T. D. Parke Mrs. w. s. Lowell the city commissioners and guard of honor of soldiers who will escort her at once to her hotel, the Tutwiler.
 She will be accompanied by Mrs J. Ross David, who is her chaperon and accompanist
 Through the courtesy of the Drennen Motor Car company, two cars have been placed at her disposal, an open and closed car, to be used during her stay.
 The Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, programme will have to be eliminated, but the Thursday programme will be car ried out. The suffrage breakfast will be