The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-11
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY nn4.

i(WJ mingham society in the lovely
 gypsy ball which will take place on Tuesday evening at the Southern club for the benefit of the Neighborhood house and will be the crownlng feature of the week socially and also one of the most brilliant events which will take place pre- ceding Lent.
 mere Will be many unique features and the crowning of the gypsy queen at 10 o'clock will be only one among the many During the crowning number of special dances and musical numbers will be rem dered.
 The gypsy fortune teller Miss Katherine kirknian, one of Birmingham's most pop ular society girls, will be one of the most attractive figures of the ball and will create much interest.
 The young women of the Junior Neigh boorhood House board have constantly been rehearsing their dance, La Mancha, gypsy group dance. MT. Harry Miles, who has this in charge, is devoting much time and energy to mak- Ing 1t great success The following young men have been asked to serve as the floor committee: MT w. Blanks Ev- erett, MT. Jess Atkins, MT. William Hous- nan, Dr. F. M. Keiser, Mr. Reese Murray, MT. B. Francis Brown, Dr. Rufus Jack son, Mir. Charles Dickson, MT. Ralph Sandman, MT. Henry Badham, Jr,, and MT. William Bell
 Mrs. J. c. Maben and Mrs. Sterling J. Foster are chairmen of invitations, and Mrs. Victor Hanson chairman of deliv- cry of invitations.
 Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr. is chairman of refreshments. assisted by Mrs. A H. Woodward. Mrs. Oscar Wells. treasurer, and Mrs. Willard J. Wilson, chairman of publicity
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 Birmingham will celebrate "suffrage' week this week as the State Equal Suf- frage convention convenes here and the meetings are to be held at the Tutwler hotel most interesting programme has been arranged for each day. The Bir- mingham Equal Suffrage association, which is to act as hostess for the occa- sion, will have the pleasure of entertain- Ing number of Alabamas most promi- nent women. The officers of the Birming- ham Equal Suffrage association are Mrs. Jack Bowron, president; Mrs. Dora Cobb Fell, first vice president; Mrs. Conrad Ohme, second vice president, and Mrs. Nixon Norris. third vice president; Mrs. Laura Jackson Daviqs, treasurer; Miss Kate Candy, corresponding secretary, and I
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs will act as general chairman of the reception committee. The following is the programme of the con vention:
 Monday, s:30 a. m, meeting of the exec utive committee: 2:30 p. spH., convention called to order Prayer. Greetings by the local president. Response on the part of visitors by Mrs. John Lusk Appointment of credentials committee. Reports of presidents of city organizations. Reports Sf ctair~-c" of standing committees. Eight p. m., reports of delegates to the national convention, discussion of the federal amendment. Presidents address
 Tuesday, 9:3o report of credentials com nlittee. Reports of officers. Recommen- dations. Reports of committee on re- vision of the. constitution. 2:S0 p. m., nom ination and election of officers; considera- tion of budget. Eight p. m., election of delegates to the national conventions; discussion of policies of Alabama; Equal Suffrage association and it's attitude to- ward the federal amendment; report of resolutions committee; unfinished busi- ness Adjournment.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 Miss Sara Malam requests the honor of your presence at recital, to be given by her pupil. Mir Cooper Lawley. tenor, assisted by MT. Frederlck ~Itard, Vfollnlsl MT. James Mckenzie and Miss Sara Nal lam, accompansts. Cable hall, 1918 Sec ond avenue, Thursday, February 15 1s17 S30 p. na." 4
 St.. Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent will present songs and pictures from the operas at Cable hall on Wednes- day evening at S:15 o'clock. The. tableaux will be under the direction of Mir Alvin Ernest Belden and Mrs. Corrie Handley Rice will be the accompanist. The follow ing is the programme; Sextette from Lucia Di Lammermoor (DonnizettD. Mrs. O, l., Stephenson, Mrs. F. P. Davidson, MT C.. -.. Gillespie, MT. R. D. Coffman, MT. E. l.. Muchmore, MT. Wyatt Heflin. q Have Lost My Euridice,' Mrs. F. P. Davidson. Tableaux, ''Eurdice, the Be- loved." posed by Miss Florine Hodges. Tempest of the Heart" MT. Earle Sta pleton. Tableaux, "Leonora In the Clois- ter Garden" posed by Miss Laney Hogan. I'll Trovatore' (verdi, 1S53). Spinning Song Mrs. Louis Hall. Tableaux, Mar guerte At the Spinning Whee'' posed by Miss Selina Robinson. Song of the Col den Calf.'' MT. Wyatt Heflin. Tableaux,