The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-01

I meetings of the Drama league W was held on Tuesday afternoon at the Tutwiler when the Clionian club discussed ''The Great Divide"
 The Great Divide" by William Vaughn Moody is said to be by many the greatest American drama The pro- gramme Tuesday was comprised of the life of the author by Mrs. William A. Porter, the story of the drama by Mrs. Hugh Latimer the structure of the plot by Mrs. A. J. Dickinson, who also led in the discussion of the play.
 The work of each was splendid and , won the admiration of all who had the rare pleasure of hearing them
 
 Miss Margaret Gage entertained her Bridge club and afterwards compli- nented Mrs R. R. Stotlar, one of the members who will soon leave for Tus- caloosa to reside, with surprise kitchen shower. To each gift was attached the most attractive original verses, which were read aloud by Mrs. Stotlar. After the game and shower, an elaborate plate course was served to Miss Amy Rad cliffe of Pennsylvania and Miss Mary Mott Williams of Michigan and the club members who are: Mrs. Stotlar, Mrs. William " Bartlett, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, Miss Ireta McCrossn, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Mary Sfbey and Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Beverly Leake and Mrs. James Garber
 ''vocational Guidance" has been chosen ee +1ao +opio fo,, tho roaatip0 fOdav of the Association of Social Workers to be held in the private dining room of the Hillman hotel, the luncheon to be served at 12:30 o'clock. MT. H. P. Graves, superinten- dent of the manual training department at the Central High school. will lead the discussion.
 MT. George Corners entertained few friends at a luncheon yesterday at the Country club experimenting Mrs. Ed ward Baker of New York, who is spend ing few days in the city. Those in- vited to meet Mrs. Baker were: Mrs. William Leary, Mrs. Paul Gorham, Mrs. E. E. Ellis and Mrs. Borden Burr.
 Mrs. l. F. Osbun entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Country club
  wade of West Virginia, who is her guest. Those invited to meet the guest of honor were: Mrs. Edward Crawford, Mrs Phares Coleman, Miss Lucille Lamkin and Miss Margaret Coleman
 Mrs. R. R. Mcintosh will entertain her Bridge club on Friday, March g, at the RoebucA club.
 Mrs. Frank Hammond will entertain the Norwood Bridge club at it's meeting next week.
 Mrs. Edward Claughton entertained the Bachelor Girls club yesterday afternoon at her home at Norwood After the game plate course was served to the following guests: Mrs. Robert Stockham Miss Elizabeth Ward of South Dakota and the club members, who are: Miss Mable Marler, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Helen Keiser Miss Katherine Ross, Miss Emma Collins, Miss Etoille White, Miss Nellie Haylow, Miss Dorsey Harris, Mrs. Nenian Steele Mrs. Houston Allen Brice.
 The Alabama Society of Colonial Danes will meet in annual session at Birming- ham on Tuesday, March 6. Mrs J. Nor gan Smith, president of the state organi- zation, will be hostess to the danes from IL uHtil CLOCK, serving luncneOn at o'clock at her home After the business sessions the out-of-town guests will be taken for an automobile ride about the city, concluding at the Country club, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Henry Lee Badham, vice president, at afternoon tea
 The Young Judea" met Sunday at Knesseth Israel at o'clock. The pro- gram1ne, consisted of a very interesting talk by MT. Stark on Judaism and MT. Harry Hurvitch read story from the Bible. After tn meeting Miss Bessy Berman, member of the club, invited the club members to her home, 1006 North Sixteenth street, for social which was enjoyed by all. The members present were: Miss Rose Sewelovitz, MT. Max Hurvitch, Miss Lillie Greenburg, MT. Moses Seigler, MT. John Stein, Miss Ida Fennebaum, MT. Sol Dank, Miss Bertha