The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-14
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY nab nnAA


 NWIl throughout the city in the ball to
 be given on the evening of Feb ruary 1S at the Southern club for the benefit of the Neighborhood House
 At q recent meeting of the board of managers Mrs Arthur Crowder. Mrs. AL fred A. Walker, Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs. Harold Samson were chosen as CO., chairmen for the ball and with these four popular young matrons in charge the success of the ball is an assured fact Mrs. Smith was chairman of the decora- ton committee of the doll bazar and proved herself most adept ir the art of decoration. The arrangement and decor ations of the booths is said to have sur passed any of the previous years.
 The ball will be a gypsy affair and many attractive and unique features will be introduced. The costumes will be most attractive and becoming. The event if looked forward to as one of the most bril- liant of the season.
 It is announced that the tenth annual charity ball will be given on April g. the location to be announced later. It is the hope of Mrs. T. G. Bush, the president of the District Nurses association, that the event will surpass any ball of the previous years and it Is said that many attractive and interesting features will be intro duced.
 Coming as this ball does yearly on the first Monday after Easter, is eagerly an- ticipated by society.
 Mr. J. c. Freund will be entertained at a luncheon at the Southern club Tuesday at 1 o'clock by the members of the Mu- sic Study club and their friends. Miss Emma McCarty, who has charge of the luncheon list, announces that great many have already signif1ed their inten- tion, of attending the luncheon and re- quests that any others who wish to at tend will communicate with her imme- diately.
 MT. Freund is editor of Musical Amer ica, is one of the leading musical authori- ties in America and a prime mover of the biennial meetings of the Federated Music clubs, which will meet here in April. He will be royalty entertained while in Br- mingham and will speak Tuesday evening at Cable hall on American Music and It's Propaganda The public is invited. There will be no charge at this lecture.
 
 Arrangements are being made for the third annual card party given by General Sumter chapter; Daughters American
  cation in Alabama. The card party will be an important social event of Saturday afternoon, February 10. and will take place at the Southern club. Mrs. N w.. Trimble has been appointed general chair man and her enthusiasm, executive abil- ity and social popularity already insures success. Mrs. R. H. Pearson, by virtue of her office as regent of the chapter, will be ex-officio members of all com init M hQU follows: General chairman, Mrs. N M. Trimble. Committee arrangements; Mrs. w. c. Montgomery. chairman; Mrs. A. A. Adams. Mrs. John La Ppage, Mrs. c. M. Tardy, Mrs. Horace S. Hall, Mrs. J. w. Groves, Miss Alma Burgamy, Mrs. Alexander .McIntire. Mrs. H. N. Nor scheimer, Mrs Wade Wood Mrs. Erskine w Mckinley. Mrs. w. G. Estes. Mrs. John w. Patton, Mrs. T. M Coxe, Mrs. F. J. Pinckard, Miss Winona Snedecor, Mrs. Otto Stolker, Miss May Belle Wii- Hams Committee on tickets: Mrs. c. M. Tardy, chairman; Mrs. Otto Stolker, Mrs. B. r. Crabbe, Mrs. T. l.. Hill, Mrs. Schuyler Harris, Mrs. J. w. Groves, Mrs. A. J. Aldrich, Mrs Louise Dent, Miss Jeannette Adams. Mrs. W. K. McAdory. Miss Lee Etta Paul, Miss Lizzie Lee Pound. Mrs. Julian Dixon, Miss Lula Hawkins, Mrs. H. w. Morscheimer, Mrs. J. Stephens. Mrs. R. B. Tarpley, Mrs Felix Tarrant, Mrs. Wallace Ward, Mrs. w. I. Whiteman. Committee on cards and score cards: Mrs. A. G. Smith, chair man; Mrs. F. K. Cabaniss. Mrs. Henry l.. Badham, Mrs. A. o. Lane, Mrs. Rufus B. Smyer, Mrs Lee Bradley, Mrs Flu Roberson, Mrs. James Donnelly Mrs. J C. Carmichael, Miss S. F. Nash, Mrs T. S. Perkins, Mrs Thomas H. Hopkins, Mrs. w. l.. Whiteman, Committee on prizes: Mrs. James R. Estes chairman; Mrs. Frank s. White, Mrs. Chambers NcAdory. Mrs. w. A. Brown. Miss w. Allen. Miss Beth Allen, Miss Ruth Al len. Mrs. B. F. Crabbe, Mrs c. M. Tardy, Mrs. Julian Dixon, Miss Hattie Morton, Miss Maude Kelley. Mrs. Hugh Morrow, Mrs. J. H. Scruggs. Mrs. R. B. Smyer, Mrs. J. D. Dabney Mrs. F. J. Shepherd. Mrs. F. l.. Mountfort, Mrs. c. E.. Carper, Mrs. Theo koenfg, Mrs. E A. Richey. Mrs, Harold Henderson, Mrs. Pat Rober- son. Mrs. J. Fall Roberson, Mrs. J. D. Heard. Mrs. R. M Marshall, Mrs. Annie c. Blinn. Mrs. B. L. Allen, Mrs. Florence Jordan. Mrs. J. w. Thornton. Committee on tables and chairs: Mrs A. A. Adams, chairman; Mrs. J. w. Ford, Mrs. George Harrington, Mrs. w. G. Montgomery.