The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
IN 81 OTABLE among the events OF
UWl this week will be the national

IN OTABLE among the events of
UWl this week will be the national
q v Civilian club convention in Biz
Amingham. which will be attended by
delegates from 20 cities.
1t is expected that 400 delegates will
attend this meeting, and with them
will come their wives and women rel
atives.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Lawson are chair
men for the entertainment committee,
both for the delegates and the women
visitors, and plans have been made
for their entertainment socially dur
ing the convention,
The Ball
The great social event OF the meet
ing will be the elaborate ball to be
given Tuesday evening at the Country
club by the members of the Exchange
and Kiwanis clubs and will be con-
Quoted in a manner worthy of these
splendid organizations.
The ballroom will be handsomely
decorated in the Civilian club colors,
red, white and blue. There will also
be an abundance of summer flowers
used throughout the club, besides bril-
liant effects with colored lights. There
will be music by Veo's orchestra, and
dancing will continue from 3 o'clock
until / o'clock Wednesday morning.
Thirty-six of Birmingham most at
tractive society girls have been asked
60 be sponsors for the states and cities
which will send delegates to the con-
vention.
Mr.. Reese Adamson, one of Birming-
ham best-known and most popular
young bachelors, a member of the en-
tertainment committee noted for his
ahf uyhn
the faculty for doing things in a big
way and whose cooperation in any
social affair assures its success, has
addressed the following communica-
ton to these young girls:
The Invitation
The Exchange and Kiwanis clubs
OF Birmingham request the honor of
your presence at dance In compli-
ment to delegates to the annual con-
vertion of the International Associa-
ton of Civitan Clubs to be held at the
Birmingham Country club Tuesday,
June 7, 1921.
On this occasion you are requested
to act as sponsor for the city named
on the enclosed card, which card you
will please wear The committee has
arranged for automobiles which will
call az the homes of the sponsors at
9 o'clock. Please reply to Lee Allen
Brooks, telephone Main 140-6S2. Res
idence phone, Main Pill.
Sponsors
Those who have been asked to be
sponsors with the states and cities
which they will represent, are:
Georgia. Miss Florence Robinson;
Atlanta Miss Leola Shannon; Savan-
nah, Miss Margaret Tillman; Tennes-
see, Miss Selma Perry; Chattanooga
Miss Marguerite Wilkerson; Memphis
Miss Grace Bradshaw; Knoxville Miss
Lucy Thomas; Texas, Miss LetitiS Nc
Neil: Fort Worth, Miss Margaret Col
lsr; Dallas. Miss Susie Green: Hous-
ton, Miss Katherine Redd; Port Ar
thur, Miss Edwina Thaggard; San An
tonic Miss Willie Mae Brandon; Flor
ida, Miss Helen Terrell; Jacksonville,
Miss Dimis Wilkerson; Miami Miss
Augusta Dearborn; st. Petersburg,
Miss Martha Lamar; Tampa, Miss Vir-
gina Messenger; Arkansas, Miss Mary
Chambliss Dryer; Helena Miss Yankee
Sbley; West Helena, Miss Josephine
Johnson; Little Rock, Miss Elizabeth
Scholar; Fort Smith, Miss Lucy Simp-
son; Pine Bluff, Miss Evelyn Hassen-
ger; Newport, Miss May Harris; Mary