The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
A LONG comes springi

IA LQ4NO C0ulGc SbIAnS.
 A\ With the first warm days of G = spring. which usually descends upon us so sweetly following a most threatening March. plans made ere long ago will be executed for the entertain ment of the boys and girls as well as Athe college set who are here for the | Easter holidays. It seems tc be time of { family reunions, while a great many away-at-school girls and boys are spend- ing the time in the east where members of their families have joined them.
 
 A MONG the affairs of the week to
 A\ which the school set as well as c = kiddies are specially invited is the lawn party and egg roll at the home of Mir. and Mrs Henry Badham, under the auspices of Mrs. J. R. Rice's Band No. l of the women auxiliary of Independent Presbyterian Church The lawn is most spacious, and will prove most inviting [ with swings, seesavs, fortune telling booths and many other novel features.
 The hours are from to 6, and Mrs.
 Rice will have assisting her a splendid committee of well known women which is composed of Mrs Frank Fawlkes. Mrs. Ben J. McCann, Mrs. Pvatt, Mrs. Towell,
 
 art. Mrs. George Bondurant Mrs. Fox, Mrs Charles Hill, Mrs. Eugene Richey, Mrs. l.. L. Brown, Mrs Calvin and Mrs. w. G. Robinson.
 N MOTHER brilliant affair will be the N LzA\ ball tomorrow evening at o'clock +- S at the Country Club given by the |clinly Heflin Unit. with Mrs. A. c. Crow der as general chairman
 The club will be a very merry scene
 filled with bright blossoms and gay col
 ored frocks darting here and there to sweet strains of an orchestra one ot the features of the evening will be tN Fer
 rot and Pierette dance. of which Mrs Mortimer Jordan is the general chairman. Mir Miles has trained this group of young people-tVenty-fou couples-which .s
 composed of Miss Jordan Prince, Miss ' Orline Perkins, Miss Martha Latady, Miss Mary Stiles, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss Caroline Copeland. Miss Katherine TIynch, Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Eleanor Davis Miss Margaret Ashton, Miss Vir- ginia Dixon. Miss Lucy smith, Miss Mar garet Davis, Miss Martha Collier, Miss F Julia Shackleford Miss Beverly Leak, \ Miss Jocelyn Orr, Miss Mary Ada Wood, Miss Leola Shannon, Miss Virginia Has
 senger. Miss Margaret Tillman and Miss Elizabeth Schooler; Mir Louis Schillinser Mir. Joe Hanerty. MT Jack Smith, MT George Long, MT James Nelson, MT Clifford Trehes. MT. Evans Dunn, Mir. Percy Hillhouse, Mir. Wadsworth Wood Mir. Henry Gray, MT. aBasil Clark, Mir Bial Cosby, MT. Al Stafford, Mir. John Kdrthler MT. Stuart Coleman, MT. Marks wyatt, Mir Jack Hornady, Mir, Jim TLewis MT George Barnell Mir Fred ] Z1aulder Mir Frank Loy, MT. Jimmie Der IYon, Mr. Tom Estes Mr. Sayle Anderson wand Mir Mike Hoke.
 The costumes are to he very striklns' in black and white. Mrs A. W. Nelson, 3assisting with planning the costumes, and Miss Hannah Elliott has been most gen krous in making number of attractive hosters MT. Miles, who has been III Icharge of the dances. which have been rehearsed nearly every evening for the past few weeks at his studio, talks mosI Interestingly of the ball and says: The Idance certainly promises to be most at Itractive and the young people. with Mrs. R.vordan. have worked eagerly for the past Hfew weeks to- perfect this feature The evening will open with this dance as a thorus for the beautiful sole dance 10 be given by Miss Grace Bissett, one of the city's talented dancers. Her costume