The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-17
GEORGIA STATE
LUNCHEON. Il. ID, G.

btNthGON. L. II. y.
| One of the beautiful affairs ar
ranged for the delegates to the u. d.
c. convention was the Georgia lunch
| con yesterday at the handsome home
of Mrs j. IL. Ray on Highland ave-
nue..
The entire house was a bower of
loneliness, being adorned with great
| quantities of autumn leaves and
bright colored blossoms. Here and
there were draped huge United States
flags and those OF the Confederacy.
Mrs. Ray was assisted in receiving
by a group OF women from Pelham
chapter.
The guests were seated around
tiny tables. Centering this group
was a large table with many dis
tinguished women, who were spe-
cially honored. The decorations were
elaborate, being eentered with tiny
fountain playing over many tiny
lights, surrounded by roses and
other cut flowers in delicate hues.
Each table, as well as the center one,
was lighted with candles with pink
shades casting a rosy glow over the
gala scene.
The program was most informal
and delightful Mrs Ray, who acted
as hostess for the members of Pei
ham chapter U. d. C.. was most cor
dial in her word of welcome to the b
women who were from Georgia and
were their guests at this time Mrs.
Walter Lamar, one of Georgia's most
distinguished and popular women.
made short and happy speech for
tn ewomen OF her state, and intro
dueed the Georgia state president,
Mrs. Frank Harrell of Americas, Ca,
who presided in splendid manner
introducing a number of prominent
women from her state, among them
being Mrs. Walter Coleman, vice
president; Miss Mildred Rutherford;
Mrs. Harris of Americas, Ga, who is
chapter president of that city; Mrs.
I. Z. stevens of Atlanta; Mrs. Paul
Trammell; Mrs. John Perdue; Mrs.
A. E. Barnes of the Sidney Lanier
chapter of Georgia, and others. Mrs.
Mayo of r. D. Jackson chapter, U. D.
c. of WoodlaWn. read a poem which
she recently composed
One of the unique features of the
day was the Introduction of Mrs.
Frank Demere. who represents the
Savannah U. d. c., but formerly of
this city, and Mrs. w. C. Sibley of
this city. Both of these charming
women are past their eighty fourth
year, and are most active in the
U. d. c. work, a have added
greatly to the convention by their
presence.
Attractive cards marked the places
of Miss Valeria MCGEE of Eastman,
Ca: Mrs. w. d. Webster, Mrs. Frank
Demere of Savannah, Ga. Mrs.
w. c. Sibley. Mrs. P. E. B. Robert-
son. Gainesville, Ga; Mrs. James
Dunlap. Mrs. A. Mcintyre, Mrs. r. b.
Bowers. Mrs. f. B. Waterman of
Hawkinsville, Ca; Mrs. A. b. Han
son, Mrs. Leroy Percy. Mrs. John
NJ. Berry Mrs. L. B. Farley. Mont
gomery Mrs. G. II. Irving, Mrs. ]. r.
Estes, Mrs. r. b. Broyles, Mrs. Mary
Durham, Hawkinsville, Ga; Mrs.
Frances McGriff, Hawkinsville, Ca;
Mrs. r. L. Sparkman, Mrs. w. S.
Coleman, Atlanta. Ca; Mrs. John A.
Perdue, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. w. w. Lii
lard, Atlanta. Ca; Mrs. George A.
Clayton, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. William
NJ. Ware. Mrs. H. T. Ware. Mrs. ].
A. Mayo, Mrs. Marie Louise Dixon,
Mrs. John Bethea, Miss Rose Moran
Atlanta, Ga; Mrs Bryan Wells Col
lier, College Park, Ga, Mrs. Schuyler
Floyd. Mrs. H. G. Carnes, Atlanta
Ca; Mrs. e. B. Harvis. Jr.. Atlanta
Ga; Mrs. p. G. Corker. Atlanta, Ga;
Mrs. viii C. King. Atlanta. Ca; Mrs
B. II. Griffin. Mrs. W. II. Sander, At
lanta, Ga; Mrs. T. T. stevens. At
1anta, Ga. Mrs. Walter Grace, Macon
Ga; Mrs. a. T.. Barnes, Macon, Ga;
Mrs. Walter Lamar. Macon, Ga; Mrs
| j. VI Blackwell, Cedartown, Ga;
Mrs. Paul 3. Trammill, Madison Ga. :
Mrs. W. l.. Sessions, Mrs j. NJ. Cart
right, Mrs. NJ. Rutherford. Athens,
Ga, Mrs. G. p. Postell, Macon, Ca.
Mrs. Charles w. Spangler, Mrs r. B.
keiser. Jr., Mrs. j. +. Lovett, Cor
dele, Ca; Miss Tallulah Atkins, Cor
dele, Ga: Mrs. w. O. Wilkerson. Mrs.
r. B. Hays, Mrs ". P. Glover, Mrs.
H. l.. Covington. Pensacola. Fla. !;
| Mrs Rutherford Lifscant, Atlanta,
Ga. Mrs. Richard Massey, Mrs. Earl
,. F. Scott, Atlanta, Ga: Mrs. S. II. Nc
Kee, Americas, Ga; Mrs. l.. d. Mckee.
Americas, Ca; Mrs. j. Fl. Harris, Jr.
Ameriucs. Ga; Mrs. Frank Harold,
Americas, Ga.