The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-26
A CHRONICLE OF SOCTET

Y, Miss Bernice Phillips, Miss Irma Maass, 1 Miss Saline Rountree, Miss Mattie Joe | Childress Miss Lucille Boggan, Miss
 Emma Lee Miss Helen Stone. Miss
 Stanley Scull Miss Lola Mae Woods,
 Miss Catherine Herren, MT. Jim C.
 Smith, MT. Graces Hudson. MT. Rube
 Lockhart, MT. Dan Byrd, MT. Laurence
 Hamilton. MT. Lawrence Ferguson, MT.
 Hugh Brady, MT. J. D. Johnston, Mir | Morgan Scott, MT, Brown Coler, MT | Monk Olmsted, MT. Yank Rocks. At a recent meeting of the club the
 following were elected as officers of the
 club Mir Graves Hudson, president. i Mi William E. Montgomery former
 president, having resigned to go to Gads-
 den, where he will have the best wishes
 of thee lub; Mir. Philip Mullane, vice
 president; MT. Hugh Brady, treasurer; 1 MT. Sam Hitt secretary, and MT. Jim
 c. Smith, corresponding secretary.
 The delightful climate and thoroughly l enjoyable attractions at the Mentone | Springs hotel at Mentone continue to attract large number of people to l this popular resort. Last Saturday the weekly dance was closed by an old
 fashioned Virginia reel which was thor oughly enjoyed by everyone present.
 Among the additional guests at the ho- tel from Birmingham were Mrs. Arthur
 Lovelace and little daughter, and her
 aunt, Mrs Byrd, Mrs. Sadler and Mrs. 1 Durham, both popular young matrons and their children, and Mrs. Charles Es- 1 tes and little son. Sunday evening d
 small Community sing in the parlors of the hotel was greatly enjoyed by the guests. This is becoming q regular form l O. entertainment for Sunday evenings
 and everyone enjoys them because all can participate.
 The following card has been received by 300 or more friends of the members l of the Dancing club" The Alabama l Dancing club requests your presence at it's Labor Day ball Monday evening" l September 2, at the Tutwiler. o'clock | Dancing.
 The. grand march will be led by Miss l Frances Dodge and MT. Arthur Schnei-
 der assisted by Miss Mary Cunningham
 and MT. Herbert Hahn. Miss Grace Fruitticher and MT. Steadham Acker Mss Elizabeth Coleman and MT. Jack
 Herman, Miss Cozette Harris and Mr. i Pete Davis, and Miss Maxine Harris and 1 MT. Herbert Barks.
 l Sixty-five girls have already been
 checked. The checking list will be placed at Reynolds Haberdashery Mon | day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next 1 week.
 MT. W. Cooper Lawley has recently
 returned from a visit to Chicago where | his beautiful voice attracted a great deal of attention. While there he con
 suited one of the best teachers of voice l in that musical city and was very much encouraged to continue his studies
 with the end in view of making a pro- 1 fessional career, this being in line with l the advice given him by his teacher l here, Miss Sara Mallam.
 1 MT. Lawley has decided to go to Chi
 cago for a winter of study under the i direction of Miss Sara Malam MT 1 Lawley will give joint recital with Miss
 Fvelina Wilkerson, the gifted reader at
 Cable hall on the evening of Thursday September 6, before his departure. There will be no invitations issued, but all l who are interested in these two gifted
 young people arec ordially invited. 1
 l Mrs. l.. J. Mothershed. assisted by Miss Virginia Hall, delightfully."- entertained at surprise dance and card party at her home in West End the past week in ] honor of her daughter, Miss Willivy Apthershed The house was profusely I decorated in cut flowers and potted 1 plants. Various musical selections were rendered by Miss Beatrice Tate. Punch was served all during the evening, and l at late hour an ice course was served. l Those invited were: Miss Elizabeth Tate, Miss Beatrice Tate, Miss Mildred Hill, Miss Lucille Spruce, Miss Lurline | Oliver, Miss Willie Mae Love- Miss Mil I dred Hall, Miss Ethel Webster Miss | Alma Hall Miss Alice Granger Miss El- len Sims, Miss Ethel Coffee Miss Mamie | Dovick, Miss Katheleen Coffee Miss | Elizabeth Lochridge Miss Emma Hop- l wood Miss Dell Garrison, Miss Catherine l Williams, Miss Sadie Rogers Miss Rob- bic Bailey, Miss Bledsoe. Miss May Marble, Miss Freda Crum Miss Susie l Reed Morton, Miss Rachel Wright, Miss Marie Hayden. Miss Mable Tilton Miss Jennie Manley Miss Fern Hamilton. Miss Shepherd, Miss Hattie L. Banks, l Mir Branlett O'Steen. Dr. C. M. Will ] Hams, MT. Walter D. Sims Mr. Lee l Blackwelder pr. Golden. MT. James \ Bickley, MT. Tendon Wright Mr Robert
 Russell, MT. Henry Adams, Dr. Kemp Lee, MT, Earl Blackwelder Mir. T. NJ. Guce, Mr. Robert Callawav Dr. Hol- l lis, MT. Allen Hopwood. MT. Roy Man | ley MT. James Holt MT. Parker Os- ment, MT. Aubrey Allison. Mr. Sidney 1 Norwood, MT Frank Chamblee, MT.
 Reeves Stiles, MT. Leon Isreal. MT. Erwin Buckner MT. William Gabert MT. Ray.
 mond Hance, Mir. Ralph Jackson Mir i Bill Tucker, MT. Theodore Wright, MT Kelly Garrison, MT. Robert Hayden, MT. | Webb Marble. MT. Arthur Bridges, MT. Dixon Bridges MT, William Shepherd
 and Mir. Boyd Mothershed.