The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
BIRMINGHAM PAGES TO
HONOR VISITORS


dents.
The Birmingham pages will honor
these visiting girls by seeing that
their stay In the city Is made pleas
ant, and will be their social hos
tesses during the convention.
Two Birmingham ] ages will honor
the visitors from each state. Miss
Lucy Thomas and Miss Lucy 'impson
will be hostesses for Miss Freda
Alexander and Miss Iva Cook from
Alabama.
Arkansas-Mr Margaret Tynes
and Miss Dennis Wilkinson will
honor Miss Gladys Gordon and Mrs.
]. f. Weinman.
Automobiles Eugenia Harris and
Miss olivia Robinson; visitors, Mrs.
Emily Yanz and Miss Kathrine Gwin.
California-Miss Elizabeth Smith
and Mrs. Alec Cecil; visitors, Miss
Rose Cage and Mrs Thompson Price.
Colorado-Miss Mary Harris and
Miss Annie Tart Perry: visitors, Miss
Marion Borden AMI Miss Marion Do
herty.
Florida-Miss Harriet Smith: Wis
itors. Miss Gladys LeBaror and 7fiss
Blanch LeBaron.
Georgia-Miss Mary Ida Wood and
Miss Olivia O'NeiIl; visitors, Miss An
ME McGriff and 1-iss Dorothy Folks.
Ilfinois-Miss Katherine Massey
and Miss Sara Col ms; visitors, Miss
Susette Bradley, Miss Bessie Grant
ham and Miss Gralyn Cook.
Washington, D. C.-Miss Francis
Gray and Miss Rams ey Gillian; Wis
itors, Miss Mary Little and Miss
Grace Morgan.
Kentueky-Niss Sara Mccarty and
Miss Carol McCary; visitors, Miss
Caroline Braden. Miss Martha Mat
thews, Miss Ethel Dubois, Miss Laura
Davis.
Louisiana-Miss Lucille Smith and
Miss Julia NJ Drennen; visitors, Miss
Beverly Favrot, Miss Alice Richards
and Miss Emma Pindhom ,e.
Texas--Miss Margaret Builder nd
Mrs, Eva Lathrop; visitors, Miss vir-
ginia Hardy AMI Miss Caroline Alex
ander.
West virginia--Miss Laurie oden
and Miss Yetitla MCNEIL; visitors.
Miss Mary Fisher and Miss Isabelle
Mckinney.
ohio-Miss Katherine Redd and
Miss Susan Schol.
Pennsylvania-Mrs. Paul watson
and Mrs. F. C. Broadhead.
South Carolini-Miss Florence Jor-
dan and Miss Florence Young; Wis
itors. Miss Foxelle Wright and Miss
Annie Louise Milling.
Minnesota-Mrs. w. Hartsfie1d and
Mrs. Arthur Major visitors, Mrs. II.
f. Johns and Mrs. Walter Miller.
North Carolina-Miss Mary Alice
Calling: visitors, Miss Gayneele Boon
and Miss Nan Norfleet.
New York-Miss Evelyn Redo and
Mics hath doi utSffora Mtcc
Margaret Jones and Miss Mary Bald
win.
virginia-Miss Mary Byron Fra
zier: visitors. Miss Judith Anderson.
Miss Lucy Scott and Miss Sara Sew
ard.
Observation-Disclosures Marjorie Ad-
Ter: visitor, Miss Corne,ia Head.
Missouri-Miss Alice Gillespy; Wis
itors. Miss Lorraine ever and Miss
Helen Reyor.
Tennessee---Miss Mar Eva Wood
and Miss Eleonore Allen; visitors,
Miss Frances Bryan and Miss Mar
garet Bryan.
Mississippi--Miss Carolyn Harris
and Miss Margaret Lewis; visitors.
Miss June Reed. Miss Louise looms
and Miss Lille MCGEE.
COUNCIL OF CLUBS BALL
The Birmingham Council Of Clubs
announce their first annual ball to
be given at the Southern club on
Friday night, December 1.
The Arabs, Dragons. Inter Fratres,
Night Hawks. Nomads, Rambler.
Rompers. Utopian and Windsor clubs
are the council members. Each OF
these clubs has given many delight
full affairs in the past and for the
first time have decided to have
joint ball
The different committees are SPAR
ing no effort to add to its originality
and several features are being gotten
up to add to tho pleasure of those
present.
The music viii be By an orchestra
from the east. the decorations are
being planned to add color and
Only Council Of Club members will
attend and the ladies who are their
The full details of novel enter
tainment program have not been
worked out but the committee has
been busily engaged on something
new which they will announce at
the council meeting on Tuesday eve
ming.
POPULAR 'CELLST
TO BE SOLOIST
Mr.. Charles Gumprich, the popular
'cellist of Wiegand-s ensemble, will
be the soloist during the Sunday
evening concert at the Tutwiler this
evening, playing MacDowell's ITO a
Water Lily"
Other numbers on the program will
include Grieg's wedding Day at
the Overture" to
"Ihka" tBubbelD; the "Andanter
from Schubert's Unfinished Sym
phony;" Strauss concert waltz,
Tales From Vienna Woods" and
Brave Hearts" march
will be the finale.
MRS. CASTOR HONoRs
VISITOR AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Zell CASTOR entertained at
luncheon at her home on Miner
Heights Saturday in honor Of Mrs
A. Lehman of Greenville. who is here
to attend the U. d. C. convention.
Mrs. Gaston's other guests were:
Miss Halle Cory. Mrs. Walter
Brewer. Mrs. r. c. Satchoff and Miss
Lehman.
MISS NELSON HOSTESS
TO BRIDAL PARTY.
/, Miss Nell Nelson entertained the
members Of the Fleck- Williams bril-
ial party yesterday afternoon at a
Lyric party which was followed by
lea At = downtown place.