The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-17
Pages Luncheon Was
a Charming Enter
tainment


The tables were adorned with q
profusion of great chrysanthemums
and with gaily colored autumn
leaves.
These decorations blended in color
with the bright red blouses and
white skirts, the official costumes
of the attractive young girls.
Those present of the Birmingham
girls were:
Miss Eva Lathrop, Miss Margaret
Builder, Miss Jane Barrett. Miss
Julia May Drennen, Miss Mary Ida
Wood, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Caro-
line Harris. Miss Kathrine Redd
Miss Harriet Smith, Miss Lucille
Smith, Miss Mary Alexander. Miss
Olivia Robertson, Misx Sarah Nc
Carly, Miss Florence Young. Miss
Amy Young, Miss Letieia Mcneil
Miss Lourie Oden. Miss Florence Jor-
dan, Miss Mary Alice Calling, Miss
Evelyn Redd, Miss Cynthia Fowlkes
Miss kathrine Massey, Miss Leola
shannon, Miss Mary Byron Frazier
Miss Alice Gillespie, Miss Mary Eva
Wood, Miss Margaret Fern, Miss
Kathrine Leeper, Miss Frances Led
better, Miss Caroline Carper, Miss
Margaret Lewis, Miss Lucy Simpson
Miss Elizabeth Adair, Miss Louis
fNtNNf MISS jean &AuiCis MISS SOL
K. Collins. Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock
Miss Kathrine Marbury, Miss Eleanor
Allen, Miss Annie Tart Perry. Miss
Mary Alice Eastwood. Miss Margaret
Tynes. Miss Dimmis Wilkerson, Miss
Louise Cunningham, Miss Lucy
Thomas, Miss Myra Bell Pope. Miss
Selma Perry, Miss Olivia O'Neill, Miss
Carol McCary. Mrs. Ralph Smallman.
Mrs. Morris Bush, Mrs sumner Evans
Thomas, Mrs Alex T. Cecil, Mrs. Lee
Allen Brooks. Mrs. Sterling Edwards.
Mrs. W. p. McCrossin, Jr., Mrs. Junius
Walthal, Mrs. Ed Bishop, Mrs. Paul
Watson. Mrs. Bette Woodson, Mrs.
Reese Murray. Mrs. Arthur Major,
Mrs. Wallace Hartsfield.
Pages for president-general, 1922:
Page-in- chief to the president
general. Miss Theresa Cory. Birming-
ham, Ala.
Page to the chairman. Miss Mary
Lanier, New York
Miss Sarah Seward, Petersburg Va.
Miss Emma Prudhomme, New Or
leans. La.
Miss Margaret Jones. Monroe. N. Y.
Miss Sue NJ. Bradley. Chicago, Ill.
Miss Cornelia Head. Brookline.
Mass.
Miss Lucy X. Scott. Lynchburg, va.
Miss Marie Byrne, Charleston.
W. Va.
Miss Mildred HUMPHREYS Gwln,
Greenwood, Miss.
Miss May Baldwin, New York, N. Y.
Miss Lorraine Meyer. ST. Louis, Mo,
Mrs. Flora Mcdonald Cockenail,
Columbia. Mo.
Miss Judith Nlcoll Anderson, Lex
ington, Va.
Miss Eleanor d. w. Draper, Bir-
mingham.
The state pages were:
Alabama-Miss Freda Alexander,
Jasper; Miss Iva Cook, Admission
Arizona-Miss Emily GAM. Phoe-
nix; Miss Kathrine Gwinn, Tempe.
Arkansas-Miss Gladys Gordon,
Morrilton; Mrs. ]. F. weinman. Lit
tie Rock.
California-Miss Rose Bayliss
Cage, Riverside; Mrs. Thompson
Price, Berkeley.
Colorado--Miss Marion Borden.
Caster; Miss Marion Doherty, Dem
yer.
District of Columbia-Miss Grace
Maud Morgan, Miss Mary X Little.
Forida-Miss Gladys Lebanon, st.
Petersburg; Miss Blanche LeBaron,
st. Petersburg.
kinsville; Miss Dorothy Folks. Way
cross.
Illinols-Miss Bessie Grantham.
Chicago; Miss Gralyn c. Cook. Chi
cago.
Kentucky-Miss Carolyn Braden,
Miss Martha Mitchell Mathews, Miss
Ethel Dubois.
Loulsiana-Miss Beverly Kendall
Favrot. Baton Rouge; Miss Alice
Richards, Lake Charles
Minnesota--Mrs. H. F. Johns. Min
neapolis; Mrs. Walter Miner. Minne-
apolis.
Mississippi-Miss June Reed. Gulf
rort; Miss Louise Toombs. Vicksburg;
Miss Lille MCGEE, Lula
Missouri-Miss Henleen Pryor.
Texas-Miss Virginia Armistead
Hardy, Ell Paso; Miss Caroline Alex
ander, Waco.
North Carolina-Miss Gaynelle
Boone, Gastonia; Miss Nan Norfleet
Winston- Salem.
Ohio-Miss Laura NJ. Davis. Cow
ington, Ky; Miss Susan Shoe. cincin-
natl.
Pennsylvania-Mrs Frances Clyde
Broadhead, STAFFORD.
South Carolina Miss Foxelle
Wright. Newberry; Miss Annie Lou
Use Milling, Darlington.
Tennessee-Miss Frances Scott
Bryan, Memphis; Miss Margaret
Wells. lockwood.
West Virginia-Miss Mary Fisher.
Charleston; Miss Isabel Mckinney.
Fairmont.
THE MISSISSIPPI LUNCHEON
In the beautifully appointed Tut
wiler Cafe yesterday where various
luncheons in compliment to the dele
gathes from the states represented
at the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy convention were held none
was more lovely than the one
given in honor of the fair MISSISSIPPI
plans.
Placed at the far end of the spa
cious cafe were three tables-proba-
bly, the largest luncheon party of any
given.
In the center of the center table of
the three tables was miniature
river--the Mississippi of course: