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

many in Birmingham:
 Miss Margart Woodrow Wilson's com ing to Nashville April Il, F. 1S will be a signal for a round of social gaities and interest. There are many and various sorts and kinds of affairs being planned for ter--dinners, teas, drives-and, as this Charming young lady is very athletic, be- ing especially fond of walking, there are several hikes under contemplation. These latter are being arranged by party of Nashvilles most eligible beaux.
 Mrs. Tom C. Rye and her daughter, Mrs. John Noland, are to be among Miss Wilson's hostesses. They will entertain with a luncheon for her.
 Mrs. George w. Fall and Mrs. Matthew AI Gardner will be the hostesses of an informal affair for Miss Wilson. Mrs. Gardner has accepted to serve as hostess for Miss Wilson's appearance on the even ing of April F, and this occasion will be followed by a brilliant reception for Miss Wilson, to which the Nashville public is invited.
 MT. and Mrs Guilford Dudley are to entertain with dinner for Miss Wilson
 Mayor and Mrs. Robert Ewing will also be among those who will entertain the distinguished visitor.
 Mrs. John M. Kenney and Mrs. C. Terry Kimbrough, under whose private management Miss Wilson is to visit Nash vile. will be joint hostess of dinner for Miss Wilson.
 ..One of the most distinguished occasions will be the luncheon which the directors of the Ladies Hermitage association, of which Mrs. B. F. Wilson is regent will entertain at the Hermitage. The guests of this occasion will be restricted to the directors of the association.
 Mrs Percy Warner, Mrs. E. w. Cole, Mrs. H Kirkland, Mrs Warner and Mrs. A. E. Potter will each be hostess of charming courtesy for Miss Wilson,
 The following from the New Orleans Picayune will be of interest to many club women of the city and state, as Mrs. L. J. Haley of this city and Mrs. T. J. Fuller ton Hooper of Selma are to be among the delegates:
 There is no doubt the visitors to the big meet of the club women April 9-12 will find every preparation has been made for their comfort and entertainment, as well as their edification, as a few of the prominent affairs, enumerated, will con- vince you
 s'The board of directors of the Louisiana
 
 rectors of the general federation with sacred musicale at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank B. Williams St. Charles avenue, Easter Sunday, April s. at 3 clock.
 ''The City Federation of New Orleans will entertain it's invited guests of the council at luncheon at the Country club, high noon, Monday, April g.
 sThe local board of arrangements vii, entertain at a reception the council, all club women and their friends in the lounge of the Grunewald hotel, Monday April 9. from g o'clock till midnight.
 "Wednesday, April Il, beginning at 1:30 D. m.. there will be pilgrimage through the old French quarter, when Mrs. Chris tian Schertz will review it's history The pilgrimage vii close at the H. Sophie Newcomb college. Upon arrival at the college refreshments will be served, the guests will be shown through the college. including the famous Newcomb pottery pageant, lovely fantasy "The Birth of Summer on the Newcomb campus given by the college girls, will conclude the afternoons entertainment.
 'One of the most charming functions will be the Council of Jewish Women's reception to the council of the federation in the Harmony club.
 Play day" Friday, April 13, will be celebrated by 35-mile trip on the Mis- SlSS1ppl rlVer on the steamer SlQney, viewing the wonderful harbor of New Orleans, the old "Pakenham,'' or Yer sailles, plantation and stopping at The Oaks. where the Colonial Danes will serve tea to the guests
 The marriage of Miss Rebecca Hern- don. daughter of Mrs. Stanley Bell Herndon of Mobile, and MT. Hollis Bush, son of Mrs. T. G. Rush, will be an interesting event in Mobile and B;r- mingham society After the wedding trip Mir. Bush and his lovely young Iride will make their home in Bir- mingham, where he occupies promi- neht position both in the business and social world. The Mobile Register, in writing of the event, says:
 Miss Rebecca Herndon since she made her debut a few years ago has $ always been counted as one of Mobiles most popular society girls, and since the announcement of her engagement to Mir. Hollis Bush, friends have v1ed with each other in showering her wish lovely attention, and these will con- tjnue up to the day of her wedding, April 12. which will be ths most prom inent nuptial event of the spring.
 "Every day the past week was marked with some pretty compliment to Miss Herndon, and Monday starts off the week propitiously again for