The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20
NUMBER 14
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY EMMA nAb
By EMMA REID RYALL

and much sought after member of so- ciety. Miss Stollenwerck is a girl of charming personality and Is perfect type of southern womanhood. She made her debut in Jacksonville. when she was much admired the last season Mss Stollenwerck attended school at St. Mary's, Peekskill- n-the-Hudson. for two years, after which she went abroad with her parents, where she studied two years in some Of the famous schools of the old world, only returning home after the terrible war was in full blast Two years since Miss StollenweFck made a visit to Greensboro, her fathers native place, where she was the recipient of many so- clal courtesies, and endeared herself to everyone. The marriage of Lieutenant Davidson and Miss StollenWerck had been arranged as an event of the autumn, but on account of the war it will take place in the near future, the date to be announced later. Lieutenant Davidson is a native of California, though his family is of Virginia and Pennsylvania. He is connected with the Coast Artillery corps, and Is stationed at Puget Sound. The following is the programme of the Alabama Girls Technical institute of Montevallo, which will be held this week beginning with today
 SUNDAY.
 Il a. m.-Commencement sermon by the Rev. o. P. Spiegel. Montgomery. 6:3o D. m.-Young Woman's Christian association service addresses by Dr. M. S. Barnwell, Birmingham.
 MONDAY.
 a. m.-Business meeting of the alum nae society.
 Il a. m-PubIic meeting of the alum nae.
 12 m-senior class exercises on cam pus
 p. m.-Commencement play, "shs Stoops to Conquer
 TUESDAY.
 S:3o a. m.-Basket ball game.
 g a. m.-Annual meeting of board of trustees.
 10 g. m. to 1 D. m.-Exhibits in techni- cal departments.
 8 p. m-Cantata, "The Vision of Sir Launfal" (Calkins).
 WEDNESDAY.
 10 a. m.-Commencement day. Address by William Tyndall Lowrey, ILL. D., president of Blue Mountain college, Mis- sissippi.
 Awarding of diplomas by the president. At recent meeting of the Sahala club, which met at the home of Mrs William Peebles, the following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. William Fisch; vice president, Mrs.
  Mrs. R. L. Cross; parliamentarian, Mrs. R. E. Jackson; federation secretary, Mrs. F. Katzenstine; alternate Mrs Henry Davis; critic, Mrs. T. B. Tyson.
 
 Mir Jack McNell entertained the Aces Friday evening at delightful dance. About 50 members of the school set were present, and at a late hour refreshments were served
 Much interest Is being shown in the entertainment to be given tomorrow aft ernoon at the Young Womans Christian association by the Ladies auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church for Mrs. w. c. Winsborough of Atlanta. superin- tendent of woman's work of the South ern Presbyterian church, and all mis- sls1nFfss who gre attending the general ssssuiag
 All presidents of araspsta s9l iss as AA3s eeea seaaegtsa te esgls 5esf ila ine fsa M slsea t9 saesga sae i1 -aa q foe
 sia4z cisush a3 ttis sine been arranged which is as FOLLOWS. Prayer by Dr. J. s. Foster, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Song by Miss Jessamine Booth, Woman's work, by Mrs. w. C. Winsborough. Missionary talk, by Dr. Egbert Smith. Introduction of missionaries by Mrs. James Bruce. Social hour.
 The affair will be presided over by Mrs. John c. Henly, the president, as- sisted by Mrs. w. c. Webster, vice pres ident.
 All plans for the commencement ball have been completed and the committee Is now putting on the finishing touches" to make the ball a big success The commencement ball which is to be an an- nual affair will be one of the most de- lightful occasions of the season. It will
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