The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-04

were discussed. MT. Sidney F. Morgan
 field representative of the American ReC Cross association, made a splendid tall
 on preparedness of the Red Cross worl
 in America, and in closing his remark urged the council members to join in tn, Red Cross membership campaign. Reso lutions were considered urging individua ! literary clubs to hold open meetings or any day except Friday; also the resum ing of the observance of reciprocity anC educational day to be conducted by the | council in November of each year. These
 resolutions are to be reported on by tht
 individual clubs in October when the ex- ecutive board of the council will call 8 meeting to consider the revision of the constitution. The officers elected for the ensuing year are: Mrs. Frank Clark president, branch of Southern association | of College Women; Mrs. H. H She'll first | vice president, Edgewood club; Mrs. C. L. Foster, second vice president, Book lovers club, Fairfield; Mrs. Miles Brad ford third vice president, Eleanor Horde club Woodlawn; Mrs. George F. Har- rington, secretary-trea Twentieth Century club.
 Mrs. Edmund Armes will entertain al small informal bridge party tomorrow afternoon at the Ridgley, complmenting Mrs. Henry Hammond Cobbs, recent bride.
 The auxiliary to the Diocesan council, which meets at St. Mary's on Tuesday morning, will be attended by a number of women of the state and will prove of unusual interest.
 Holy communion will be administered at 1 St. Mary's church at o'clock, after which the business of the auxiliary will be conducted.
 Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, local chairman for entertainment of delegates, an- nounces the following assignments: Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck of Montgom- cry, president of the auxiliary will be with her cousin, Mrs. E. H. West, on Ar lington avenue Mrs. s. D. Seelye of Montgomery will be the guest of Mrs. AL exander London, on Highland avenue; Mrs. J. K. Legare of Watsonia, with Mrs. w. L. Welton, Glenn avenue; Mrs. Lewis s. Kidd and Mrs. Henry Edmondson of Anniston, with Mrs. Hardeman Meade, on South Thirteenth avenue: Miss Emma Weller of Talladega, with Llrs F. B.. Clements. Orange avenue; Miss Kate Harrison of Demopolis, with Mrs. V. w. Long, Glenn avenue; Miss Katie Camp bell of the church home In Mobile, with Rev. and Mrs. Williams, in Woodlawn: Miss Ethel Drake, Newborn, and Miss Juliet Reynolds of Alpine, with Mrs. c. T. Randall; Mrs. William Harvey of All bany, with Mrs. Mamie Williams. Pine street; Rev. and Mrs. Penick, Mrs. w. F. Fitts and Miss Annie Lee F'itts of Tus- caloosa, with Mrs C. M. Rudulph, Alta mont road; Bishop c. w. Beckwith and Mrs Becllwith of Montgomery, with Rev. Willoughby Claybrook St. Marys rec tory; Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Gambill Sel- ma, with MT. and Mrs J. E. Kennedy, Cliff road Mrs. Joseph Knight of Selma with Mrs George s. Brown, South EIev- enth avenue; Mrs. NJ. G. Cook of Not tingham, with Mrs. Epperson, South Thirteenth avenue; Mrs. Charles Hen derson of Montgomery with Mrs. David Roberts on Altamont; Mrs. Paul Smith of Montgomery, with Mrs. Earle Drennen, on South Twentieth street; pr. and Mrs H. P. Inge of Mobile, with MT. Phares Coleman, on Highland avenue; Mrs. BilIer, secretary from New York. Mrs Theodore Randolph, Mrs. Forney Steven son of Montgomery, with Mrs. Henry Foster Hanover court; Mrs Mary w.. Gessner of Montgomery. with her niece, Mrs. R. w. Ewing, South Thirteenth street; Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce of Tusca- loosa. with Mrs. Alex Garber; Mrs. A. McAllster and Mrs. J. H. Barlow of Piedmont, with Mrs. Sterling Lanier. Pawnee avenue Rev and Mrs Cobb of -NiCAiN SOiiCiy' "iIh -'liS ID. CdlllOltit, South Thirteenth avenue; MT. and Mrs. Daugette of Jacksonville. with Mir. and Mrs. Palmer Daugette South Eighteenth avenue; Mrs, o. w. Parker of Annlston, with Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, Iroquois Della Lewis (colored church., hlobile at St. Marks rectory.
 Miss Lurline Oliver entertained yester- day at a porch party in compliment to Miss Rhoda Mae Elliott of Atlanta and Miss Elizabeth Henley of Nashville. Rock was played, and after the game ices were enjoyed by the guests, who were: Miss Elliott Miss Henley, Miss Aileen Croy, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Oracle Will Wall, Miss Minnie Harper, Miss Kath- crime Kay, Mrs. William Phillips, Miss Nell Hopwood, Miss Ruth Norris. Miss Neva Haggard.
 MT. and Mrs. D. E. McLendon will entertain in their new home, Seventy fourth street and Sloss avenue this even- ing, honoring the board of stewards of the East Lake Methodist church and their wives.
 Mrs w, c. Lloyd will entertain at luncheon Thursday, May 10, in compli- ment to Miss Helen Florence of Mont gomery, the guest of Mrs Vincent Shiel