The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-27
s O C \ N T Y

Igirl in Christian character by physical
 mental social and spiritual development
 for the glory of God, and we want tC
 thank the board and the general public
 of Birmingham who have made all this
 possible for the advantage of so many young women
 The hospitality committee of the bien-
 nial meeting and festival of music which event will begin in Birmingham
 on April 16, lasting through the Fist, has been one of the busiest committees of the
 local board for the last two weeks. Ac- cording to the report of the chairman of the committee this week, reservations in the hotels indicates that the hotels and the hospitality of many Birmingham
 homes will be taxed. The guests are coming from every point in America. Among the interesting women here for I the event will be Miss RoXielettie Taylor, president of the Mu Phi Epsilon sorrity 1 of America Miss Taylor is from St. Louis Mrs C. S. Sergeant of Duluth, l Minn will be a guest for the week. Mrs. Anna M. Hirsch of Orlando, Fla, will be another distinguished guest. Mrs. George | c. Arnold of Providence, R. l., will be ! here. Mrs E, l.. Bradford will come from New Mexico (AlberqIerque). Mrs. l Louise Wager, Oak Park, FL: Miss Louise | s. Treyevant, from Memphis Mrs. J. T. | Lyons, from Fort Worth, Tex; Miss Car lotta Simonds. Duluth, Minn.; Mrs John Leverett, Alton, H.. Miss Sarah T. Meigs, Indiana polls, Ind; Mrs. Emerson Brush, Chicago; Mrs. Ella May Smith, Columbus, O.; Mrs. Gillian, Memphis; Mrs Fred W. Abbott Philadelphia; Miss Space Corsieana, Tex; Mrs. Virginia Safford Miami. Fla. Mrs. A. C. Potter, Pasae, N. J.; Mrs. H. Tarrant, New Or leans: Mrs. A. R. Mills, Revira, H.: Miss Ameole Ott, Chicago; Mrs. Blanch Jackson, Houston. Mich; Miss Mamie l.. Hancock, Stuart Fla, and many others, with every mail bringing an nouncements of prospective guests.
 Mrs. Richard Johnston is chairman of the hospitality committee. Other mem bers of the committee are Mrs. J. Rivers Carter Mrs. William l. Grubb Mrs. Leo K Steiner Mrs. J. C. Henley. If there are any homes where the contestants can be entertained as guests, any member of the committee would be delighted to take names and send one of these charm ing women to them. It is especially de- sired that the contesting artists should De in the private homes, especially as a musical event of such magnitude as the one Birmingham is contemplating will add so greatly to the general interest of music and IS a great incentive there is nothing which could be more far reaching than having in private homes musicians of the highest type in their respective states.
 very gracious offer came from Mir B. M. Alien president of the Southern club, when he invited the hospitality commit tee to compile a list of all the visitors The club will present guest cards, extend ing the privileges of the club during the entire week This from one of the most splendid social clubs in the south was distinct compliment to the biennial board and a gracious courtesy
 
 La Sociedad Castalana held it's regular meeting Monday afternoon at the Central High school The members answered to roll call with names of Spanish Ar tists." After a short business meeting the following literary programme was en- joyed:
 Painting" by Miss Scott.
 Sculpture by Miss Burns.
 Architecture" by Miss Lasster.
 After reports from the various commit tees and report from the critic, the club adjourned.
 An interesting comedy "The Mishaps of Minerva" will be presented in the au- ditorium of Central High school Friday evening by the senior class after which the bazar will be held in the gymnasium. This play is the most comical of all the senior plays the club has given.
 The cast of characters is:
 Minerva Sterling, Miss Elizabeth Cole man.
 Mrs. Sterling, Juliet Perry
 Mir. Sterling, Flake Miller.
 Harry, a newspaper reporter, Edwin Cummins.
 Clara Sterling Drusil!a Dovel.
 Mrs. Wright, fanatical club woman, Emma Stockmar.
 Miss Palmer suffragist, Dorothy Dryer Molly the maid, Emily Mccoy.
 Higgins, the butler, Meyer Remembers.
 Victor Browne, Joe Burnett.
 Mike Shannon, policeman, Weller Smith
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Barrett enter tained at dinner party last evening at their home on Highland avenue. compli- menting their guests, Miss Elizabeth Harding of Washington and MT Thomas Barrett, Jr., of Augusta, Ga. Afterward the party went to see John Drew at the Jefferson. The guests were Miss Hard Miss Newman of Huntsville. MT. Richard Bowron. MT. Henry Badham, Jr., and Mir Thomas Barrett, Jr
 MT and Mrs, George Gordon Crawford entertained at a luncheon yesterday in honor of MT. John Drew who played here last evening in Major Pendennis."
 Mr. and Mrs George Gordon Chawford entertained at theatre party last even ing at the Jefferson theatre to see John Drew. The guests occupied two boxes.
 Mrs. c. H. Nabb will entertain at a luncheon tomorrow, complimenting her daughter, Mrs. R. R. Stotlar of Tusca- lcosa, who is her guest
 The following young women have been invited to receive with Miss Bland Tom linson at her tea on Thursday afternoon from to o'clock. when she will compli- ment her guest, Miss Brown Johnston, of Washington, and Mrs. Alfred Shook, a recent bride
 Misses Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, Mary Mott Williams of Marquette, Mich; Mary Munger Lydia Eustis, Helen Eubank, Helen McCarty, Augusta Clark, Mary Parke London, Susie Haskell, Hattie Gull lom, Dean Dillard, Margaret Moore, and Mrs. Richard Stotlar of Tuscaloosa. ANN0TINCEM