The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-03

; been busy at work arranging neighbor s hood groups to meet once week al the different homes for the making o1 hospital supplies. The members in charge of the groups, so far appointed ! are, Mrs. John B. Mcintyre, Mrs. H. K ? Johnston, Mrs. S. M. Adler, Mrs. L. K l Plosser, Mrs. J. H. Thornton, Mrs. w s. Brewer, East Lake Those neighbor- hood chairmen will meet with Mrs. Lon dop's committee every Tuesday morning } at Il o'clock at Red Cross headquarters room 3l4 Empire building, for the pur. pose of reporting work accomplished l and to receive instruction and supplies for the ensuing week.
 The services of Miss Alice Montague have been secured for headquarters and the rooms will be open every day from 10 q. m. to 1 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving members, giving mfcrma- ton in regard to work and conducting the affairs of the office.
 The Red Cross nurses of the district have volunteered their assistance in teaching the preparation of surgical dressings, and will from time to time give instruction in same at headquarters.
 
 Misses Fife and Lottie Davis were hostesses at linen shower, compliment- ing Miss Carrie Lewis, a ride-eleet. Rainbow ideas were artistically used
 
 brides table being adorned with a min- iature tule rainbow, at the end of which was large gold tinted pot from which the bride was showered with many dainty linen gifts.
 Miss Lena Laurell sang several selec- tions.
 Included in the hospitality were Misses Craven, Kendrck, Sheats, Speigner, Lewis Bates, Frazier, ArnoIl. Conner, Dol Nfr Misses Powell, Clark, Sulzby, Wilson, Spencer, Horne Spencer, Wellington. Chapple, Woodall, Chapple, Reams, Aven, Abercrombie. Smith. Lowery, Gilley. Bailey, Buchanan and Martin.
 Mrs. John B. Mcintyre, who is in charge of one unit of the Red Cross chapter held most interesting and en- thusiastic meeting yesterday morning at her home on South Highlands, when a number of prominent women were in at tendance, each offering to aid in every way in their power to carry on this much needed work in our city This group Of women will meet each Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Mcintyre. where bandages will be made and other things made which will be of value in case of war Among the members are Mrs. w. Ps McCrossin, Mrs. II. D. Woodruff Mrs
  L. G. Woodson Mrs w. Robinson, Mrs. Rush Simpson, Mrs. Frank Lathrop Mrs R. H. Elliott, Miss Hannah Elliott | Mrs Paul Cooke, Mrs. John Marks Mrs ! Lee. Mrs. Harry Coffin. Mrs. Harry i Wheelock, Mrs. Burt Wheelock, Miss Ryding, Mrs. Roberta Pearson Bridges, Mrs. o. L. Stephenson. Mrs. John Coffin and others.
 TOOlOrrnw off 1 Frank Nabers, chairman of the member ship campaign for the Young Woman's 1 Christian association. will meet the mem- bers of her committee and all who are interested in getting new members for the association at the Y W. C. A. on West Twentieth street.
 Mrs. Joseph McLester, president of the association. will preside and several in- terestns talks will be made by Miss Me- Farland, national secretary, and others Miss Brakeman general secretary dur ing Miss Edna Sandlin's absence; Miss Perkins, educational secretary: Miss 0. May Jones. extension secretary and 1 other well known departmental chairmen. The women are urged to be present so tha they may receive a more complete idea o0the importance of the work be- fore entering upon the house to house i canvass for membership
 La Sociedad Castelana held it's legu- lar meeting yesterday afternon at the ! LCentral High school. After short busi- ness meeting the club enjoyed the follow ing programmes
 I MuriiIo, by Miss Mildred Butler. 1 "Nelasqaez," by Miss Mildred TolcI. | "Goya, by Mildred Cunningham | When reports frcm thesD various com mittees and one from the critic had been | given, the club adiOurned
 
 1 Evncing unusually bright social ac- l tivities for the approaching opera week. the town and country clubs are already planning to accommodate the many guests who will be present at the after opera supper-dances and the formal din- | ner-dances announced for the week of April 23-2S. The presence of a score of visitors will be the occasion of many pretty smaller parties including as and luncheons says the Atlanta Journal i The visit of AIr. and Mrs. William Ran l doph Hearst of New York city, who will again be present for opera in Atlanta. { will be marked by a series of beautiful parties in their honor, including among others the dinner at which MT. and Mrs John Marshall Slaton will entertain Mon | day evening at the Capital City club fol- lowing the opera performance and the dinner at which Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Bryan will entertain Thursday evening < at the dinner-dance at the Druid Hills Golf club On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Hearst will be hosts at l brilliant dinner party at the Georgian Terrace in | viting a large number of their friends. AIr and Mrs. Hearst will oe accompanied ! by several guests who will add to liea S. ere of lhe social affairs planned in their honor.
 Among the out of-town visitors, many of whom have been feted opera guests 1 from season to season, who will be enter 1 taincd this year are Mrs. Edward Bar lett of Birmingham and many others.
 The premiere will be followed as usual | by a supper-dance at the capital City club when MT. Edward H. Inman, presi- dent of the club, and Mrs. Inman, will preside over the large central table. seat ing the officers directors and stars of the Metropolitan Opera company, and direc- tors of the Atlanta Music Festival asso- cation. who will be honor guests of this occasion.
 One of the most beautiful formal events