The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-28
AL FRISCO PARTY

Perhaps if Mrs Nathan L. Miller the gracious chairman of the social commit. tee for the Alabama Federation of Wom- ems Clubs, which is meeting in conven- tion here thls week, had selected the day for her splendidly planned afternoon party, she might have chosen one almost as delightful as yesterday, but not quite, for even she could not imagine day so perfect and lovely.
 This great party was divided into two large parts. one of which was held al the home of MT and Mrs. Richard W. Massey and the other at the Country club.
 Every one of the thousand club women of Birmingham was invited to attend these parties, and from the beyies ot women in their bright summer dresses and gay hats who thronged the lawns at both places, it looked as if every one was there.
 Committees of club women had been appointed to receive and entertain the guests at both places.
 At the home of Mrs Massey the guests were welcomed at the door and greeted in the hallway by others of the com mittee. They then passed into the mag nihcent music room, where an organ re- cital was rendered by MT. George Lee Ramrick, who gave the following se- lections
 Sonata in c Minor (BorowskD.
 Largo" New World symphony Dvorak).
 Air de Ballet (Herbert.
 A Song of India (Rimsky- -Korsakow).
 A Day in Venice (Neyin).
 Serenade Drigo).
 Gems from Irene CTierney).
 L.beslied (Kreisler).
 Echo Bells (Brewer).
 Allegro Symphonique (Day).
 They might then pass into the lovely Italian garden, which is one of t beautiful show places of the city, and which presented a scene of beauty, with it's formal walks outlined with bloom ing plans, it's pool of wonderful yellow iris, and it's high walls, completely cov- cred with masses of Dorothy Perkins roses, with myriads of pink blossoms Punch was served in the garden beneath the tulip trees by charming and bright ly gowned young women.
 The receiving line included Mrs. Richard w. Massey, Mrs. Thomas E Kilby, wife of the governor of Alabama Mrs. c. M. Williamson, general chair nan of arrangements for the convention Mrs. Brevard Jones, state president ol the Alabama Federation of Women Clubs; Mrs T. G. Bush, Mrs. Walter Black, Mrs. Louis A. Neill, Mrs. James A. Hagan, Mrs. c. c. Adams, Mrs. c. E. Crowell, Mrs. Charles Dillard anc Mrs. Eugene l., Huey.
 Those assisting in the house and gar den were: Mrs. James Going, Mrs Joseph McLester, Mrs N. A. Barrett Mrs. N l.. Bagley. Mrs. T. c. Bush, Mrs w. Fl. Jeffries, Miss Margaret McAdory Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Mrs Houston Davis, Mrs. Charles F. Markell Mrs Orline Shipman. Mrs. c. M. Stanley, Mrs Perry Spencer, Mrs. James l.. Davidson Mrs J. M Mason Mrs. A. l.. Williams Mrs C. H. Ohme, Mrs. Stephen Hoage Mrs Hugh B. Craig Miss Louise Fey lavin, Mrs. c. E. Bush. Mrs. T. A. New bold, Mrs. R. l.. Ellis, Mrs. Edgar Col lins, Mrs Charles Estes, Mrs. D. G. Nc Gahey, Mrs. Joseph l.. Smith, Mrs. J J. Leslie, Mrs. E. B. Maynard. Mrs Frank Willis Barnett Mrs S. J. Cole Mrs E. B. Henry, Mrs H. H. Ellis, Mrs N. c. Glass, Mrs. Flanders Johnson. Miss Adele Shaw, Mrs. Burdett Garrison, Mrs M. M. Hughes, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse Mrs C. B. Spencer, Mrs. John G. Brad ley, Mrs Walker Percy, Mrs William M. Walker, Mrs. Paul Earle, Mrs. Let Moody, Miss Mattie Henson, Mrs. Cook Miss Kathrine Lynch, Mrs. Chalmers Moore. Mrs. IT. A. Morrison. Mrs. J. w Graves, Mrs. James Wilson. Mrs W. K Starbuck, Mrs E. M. Scott, Mrs. James Hood. Mrs. B. T. Rochester, Mrs. Fey ton Robertson, Mrs. Roscoe MoCcnneli