The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-27
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY aen4 na5sz4]
By EMMA REID RYALL

, c. Clifford Adams, at21 Willow avenue. Birmingham.
 On Tuesday. May 29. there will gath CT party of young college girls and 1 boys a the home of Mir, and Mrs J. l E. Dunaway. Orrville. for a week s house party. They will be the guests
 of Mir. J. F. Dunaway. Jr., who recent ! ly graduated from Howard college with | highest honors. The young people who | will include students from Judson col 1 lege. Marion, and Howard college. Bir- i mingham. with others are the follow i ing: Miss Claude Dunson, LaGrange,
 Ga; Miss Ellie Wilson. Niota. Tenn. ! Miss Elizabeth Dunway, OrrviIle' Miss ] Virginia DunawaN. Orrvi1le; Miss Marie i Hardwick. Birmingham, Miss Jose | phine Sutton, Orrville: Miss Lizzie Mae | Hare. Tuskegee; Miss Lucy Thomas, Talladega; Miss Mamie Campbell. Tus- kegee; Miss Sallie Ethel Lovelace,
 mBrewton Miss Abbie Chapman, Ge- neva: Miss Sarah Montgomery, Spar Spartanburg. s. C.; Miss Villa Nor gan Dothan- Mir. Eugene Dunaway, | Orrville; MT John w. Todd, Birming- ham: MT. Lewis Dawson, Tuscaloosa; MT John C, Nichols. Jasper MT. Rob- , ertson Kettles. Carrollton; Mir Roney blTmtnSndInf MT, W lllldfu Harper, Selma; Mir William Hogue,
 Marion; MT. Roy salter Birmingham: MT. Wirt Sowell, Jasper; Mir. E. NJ. Strickland. Anniston; Mir Gordon Mar i tin. Orrviile; MT. Robert Sutton. Orr vile; MT. Ben Ellis Dunaway. Orr l vile.
 Mrs. Rufus Howard sharer was | hostess Saturday afternoon at heart l dice party to the members of the 1917 Graduating class, complimenting her 1 sister. Miss Hattie Waldron who will | be one of the graduates Miss Waldron made the highest score and the conso-
 lation was won by Miss Blanche Ben ton. The decorations for the after
 Mrs s. H, Waldron served punch and
 at the close of the game a salad and
 an ice course was served.
 The Present Day club delightfully."-
 entertained few friends Thursday afternoon at the Birmingham Motor | and Country club. An enjoyable mu- 1 sical programme was rendered by Mrs
 R. J, Strickland and Miss Helen Marsh
 and Dr. Elkourie made an interesting l address. which was a fitting close to a
 year of study of the Immigrant" series of parties have been planned | | who will be married on Saturday to MT. | Frank Basenberg.
 Tuesday afternoon Miss Matte Ed l wards will entertain at a box party at l the Lyric.
 Thursday afternoon Miss Mildred Bel 1 will give box party also at the Lyric. 1 Friday Miss Virginia Childress will en- 1 certain at a shower in the afternoon and
 in the evening Miss Louise Mccormack will entertain the bridal party after the | rehearsal at buffet supper. |
 | The Birmingham Conservatory of Music | presents Miss Beatrice Tate in piano re- | cital at Cable hall Thursday, May 91, at l S:30 D. m. The public is invited without
 cards. The programme follows: 1 Plano (a) Prelude and Fugue," c
 major (Bach); Cb) "Ronda ala Turca" | (Mozart).
 Piano. Sonata D minor. op. 8l, No. 1:
 (Beethoven). Largo, allegro adagio. ale
 gretto.
 4 Piano (a) Waltz" op s. No. 1 qIen-
 selD (b) Summer Song" (Backer-Gron- l dahD; Co 'Crescendo'' 6Lasson); (d)
 "Scherzo" E minor (Mendessohn). ! Piano (a) Waltz" A flat op. 3s. No.
 Chopin; (b) "Nocturne." minor ] Chopin; (c) "Impromptu," sharp l (a) Clair de la Lune;" Cb) ''Danse la
 Hamac;" Co 'Danse Andalouse."
 
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree, the newly elected | president of the Alabama division, United 1 Daughters of the Confederacy. presents 1 her first official communications to the 1 Daughters of the Alabama division as ! follows
 Dear Daughters of Alabama Division: l Greetings and best wishes for the com ing year, and may our work together be l characterized by earnest effort, harmon ious cooperation and united purpose l The death of our honored and beloved historian general Mrs. S. E. F. Rose
 made my first official service one of sad ness. A large floral tribute was sent in the name of the division and I arranged l for an official escort of daughters | Our director, Mrs. Charles Martin, be- i ing unable to attend the unveilng of ] Shiloh monument, Mrs. Mary Inge Hos- 1 kins of Florence was appointed in her l place. It was at her mothers home in 1 Corinth, that the body of Gen. Albert l Sidney Johnston lay in state after the | battle of Shiloh. As your representa- | tive, sent a floral design, the Stars | and Bars of immortelles.
 1 Military relief service has been adopt l ed as division work, to be done under the supervision and direction of the ] American Red Cross, this being the only l organization authorized by law to assist the army and navy Please let me know | if your chapter desires to undertake this service, so detailed directions may be | furnished you.
 The marking at Gainesville, of the 1 place where General Forrest Surrendered | Continued on Page Two)