The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-25
A CHRONICLE OF SOClE1 EnnnRa

G7T1 HE board of the Music Study club
 met Friday and moved to adopt
 S ward in the base hospital in Anniston. Mrs Charles J. Sharp was made chairman and upon receiving an urgent telegram from the Anniston chair man Miss Emily Tyler got the commit tee of Birmingham women to go to An niston for a conference. That the An niston women are wonders was proven by the splendid systematic arrangement of people and things. The committee ar rived in Anniston Wednesday morning was motored about by the hospitaole and gracious women of Anniston and royalty entertained at luncheon by Mrs J. B. Knox. The Anniston women need the Birmingham women, have asked for their help and they have pledged all the cooperate they need. What will you give or do? If you have a talent-voice instrumental. talk, read or reclte-wili you lend them your aid and phone Mrs. J. NJ Mason. Wednesday is Birming- ham Day at the base hospital and each week two women will go over.
 If you are not talented, what will you give-victrola records, pianola records sheet music, books magazines, canoy' fruit, flowers, tea. cocoa, jellies, or any delicaeies a boy will like? and phone Mrs J. w. Long your willingness. These noys need you They are lonesome away from dear. ones some are real i'll and some only convalescent. A smile, a word ot cheer and your love of country and hu7 manity. is completed. They need your aid will you help?
 MRS. GLAZE aENTERTAINS
 Mrs. R j. Glaze entertained at spend-the day party Thursday at her home at Mountain Terrace in honor of .Ars. D. C. Thompson of North High Hands, who leaves soon for Florida for the winter. The day was pleasantly spent with fancy work and at o'clock a course luncheon was enjoyed The luncheon table was centered with large basket of autumn fruit. Covers were laid for the following guests: Mrs. D. C. Thompson Mrs. Arthur Duddy.- Mrs Craig Jeffries,, Mrs. Walter U. Glaze, Mrs Mary Swanson, MT. and Mrs Chester MeGrady, Mir and Mrs. R. J Glaze. Miss Virginia Glaze, Messrs James and Daniel E.. Glaze. ! MIR. AND MRS. HARDY VISITORS
 MT. and Mrs. Matthews H. Tardy are visiting the parents of the former, MT and Mrs. c. M. Tardy. Mr Tardy was married in Wilmington. Del, on Mon5 day November 19, to Miss Mary Grubb of that place, where MT. Tardy has been for two years. He has been ac- cepted as architect in the 419th depot de- tachment, a special organization of en- gireers, accompanying the American ex- peditionary forces to be stationed at headquarters in France. MT. and Mrs. Tardy will remain in Birmingham un- til he receives his orders to leave
 ART EXHIBIT SUFFRAGE BAZAAR :, The sufragsts, realizing the need for beauty. have arranged with the artists of Birmingham to offer sort of au- tumn art exhibit at their bazar to be held at the Hillman hotel. beginning December 1. The public is invited to at tend this exhibit, arranged by Mss Han nah Elliot chairman of the art de- partment of the suffrage bazar. Besides the beautiful pictures painted by Bir- miEgham artists there will be thrilling exhibition of the great Raemaker's originals, which are taking New York by storm. Raemakers is said to be the one man who has made the Kaiser mad. These are the originals of the drawings to which the Kaiser responds like a bull to red flag. They are startling, touch- ing and great. The Red Cross is bring. ing them to Birmingham. and the ex- hibit will be held for the benefit of the Red Cross. These are something more than drawings; they are patriotic appeals which no one can afford to miss The suffrage association is deeply hon. ored that the Red Cross Is to offer them to the public through it's art de- parzment of the bazar. It does not doubt that an unusually large number of art lovers and red blooded patriotic men and women will view the exhibition December in the Hillman hotel
 DANCE FOR COLLEGE SET
 At the residence of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. James E. Seay, Erskine Seay will entertain the members of the Aces and few friends at dance on Friday evening" The members of this popular club include Messrs. Lewis Lloyd, John Levert, Richmond Ran doph, Erskine Seay. Wesley Westmore-
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