The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14

Greenville, S. C.; Mrs. W. A. Cooper, Greenville, s. C.: Mrs. Walter Beasley, Birmingh ham; Mrs. Paul Chalifoux, Birmingham; Mrs. J. R. Thames, Bir- mingham; Mrs. Mat Murphy, Birming- ham; Mrs. E. NJ. Kilby. Birmingham; Mrs. H. $. Geisner. Birmingham; Mrs. George Hopson Birmingham; Mrs. J. 5 Hill, Birmingham: Mrs. Sam Ma bers, Birmingham; Mrs. J. D. Kirk patrick. ST.. Birmingham; Mrs. w. c. Harrison, Birmingham; Mrs. Louise Street, Birmingham; Mrs. 5. C. stub bins, Birming gham; Mrs M. k. Dew stoe. Birmingham: Mrs. A. c. Crowder, Birmingham; Mrs. Jack Shumate. Bir- mingham; Mrs. Robert, Thach, Bir- mingham; Mrs. Harry Mccormack. Birmingham; Mrs. Clara DeBarde- leben Birmingham; Mrs. Leslie Full enwider. Birmingham; Mrs. Hubert Drennen. Birniingham; Mrs. c. +. De- Bardeleb Birmingham; Mrs. Walk CT Percy, Birmingham; Mrs. Norborne Cooke, Birmingham: Miss Marion Headley, Birmingham; Mrs. Frances Nj. Brown, Birmingham; Mrs. w. M. Spencer. Birmingham: Mrs. Pelham Anderson, Birmingham; Mrs. w. c. Corcoran. Birmingham; Mrs. D. V. Ed mondson, Birmingham; Mrs. Joe Nor man. Birmingham; Mrs. J. H. Perkins, Birmingham; Mrs. Will Dunn. Bir- mingham; Mrs. E- H. Ashdown, Bir- mingham; Mrs. will Young, Birming- ham: Mrs. Carl Leibold Birmingham; Miss Etoile White, Birmingham; Mrs. James Mason, Birmingham Mrs. E. NJ. Tutwiler. ST., Birmingham; Hrs. Her bert Tutwiler. Birmingham; Mrs Ray mond Jones, Birmingham; Mrs. Ralph Van Landingham. Charlotte, N. C.;
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 Other visitors will arrive on Mon- day.
 EVENTS AT THE SEMINARY
 The social calendar of the seminary for tho past week has been full of interesting events.
 The banquet given te tho fAculty by the department of home economies was very beautiful. The color scheme of pink and green was carried out in decorations and refreshments. The long table was centered with . hand some basket of pink roses and tho same flowers were used as favors. On Tuesday afternoon the senior class for the second time presented their play "Pygmalion Galatea" to a crowded house. This time the play was given under the auspices of the ladies of the Highlands Methodist church.
 The picnic on Wednesday afternoon given by the junior class to the seniors was very beautiful affair. "The Land of Utopia" was the obs | jective point. which materialized into Finger Longer Lodge" The chaper- ones were Miss Morton Miss Beard. Miss Borders and Mrs.N Borden. | The recital on Friday evening in the seminary auditorium. when Miss Baugh presented her pupils in violin and piano. was an interesting occas- | ion.
 | Commencement of tho seminary
 promises to be unusually brilliant and interesting
 TEA AT RoEBUCK
 | The Roebuck Country club will en- certain at tea tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, in compliment to the visitors who are in tho city for the :, Southern Golf tournament. Mrs. Eugene Brown and Mrs. Frank
 Fowlkes are the hostesses for this MRS. ROBERTS HoNoRs
 MRS. COWLEs
 Mrs. David Roberts. IT,, will enter tain at an informal luncheon to- morrow at the Country club in honor of Mrs. William Cowles. of Boston.
 Those who arc included in this de- lHghtful hospitality arc Mrs. Cowles Mrs. Middleton Barnwell. Mrs. Lonnie
 Munger. Mrs J. J. Asbury, Mrs A. c
 Ramsay. Mrs. w. R. J. Dunn. and
 Mrs Felton Wimberly.