The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-09
SOC l E T Y.
Thousand Delegates At Association In
 ASheUille

ASHEV1LLE, N. C., Sept. S.-Ashe- ville's resort population was aug delegates who are attending the seventy-first annual gathering of the American Pharmaceutical assocta- tion. The weeks session held marked interest because of the in- structive nature of the addresses, while the social program fully met the expectations of the visiting druggists and their families. Com mittee meetings occupied the fore part of the week. The presidents reception and ball were held Wednes- day evening at Kenilworth 1nn' while the following afternoon an organ recital was enjoyed at Grove Park Inn. Several hundred wlves of the delegates motored out to the Biltmore Forest Country Club Tor tea yesterday afternoon. and an all day trip to the summit of Mount Mitchell highest peak east of the Rockies, was undertaken on Satur- day.
 Proposed legislation for model pharmacy law was favored by the delegates. This was deemed neces- sary owing to the conflicting laws in various states. Notable speakers included pr. H. H. Rusy, dean Of the Department of Pharmacy, Co., lumbia university; Julius A. Koch of Pittsburg, president of the Asso- eiation; Dr. Jacob Dinar, president of the Board of Pharmacy of New York state; Dr.. Charles H. LaWall of Philadelphia. and James H. Beal of Chicago.
 A series of motion pictures for presentation in several hundred the aters throughout America have been taken showing Miss Rose Hide brand, who Is the selection of Ashe- vile for the Atlantic City beauty pageant. Included in the reel were scenes taken from Grove Park Inn, the Manor, Asheville and Biltmore Forest Country Clubs, Chimney Rock. Lake Junaluska, Mount Psgah and Mount Mitchell. The scenario was undertaken by the Asheville Cham Der of Commerce.
 Governor and Mrs. T. c. Mcleod of South Carolina, who are visiting friends in Montreal, were entertained at luncheon at the Biltmore Forest Country Club recently by MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rankin. Twenty-Five guests were invited.
 John w. Caldwell. III, of Atlanta defeated Nat Thornton, also of the Georgia capital, for the state ten his championship at the Asheville CT had held this title for three sue cessiye years
 The Battery Park Is entertaining ". M. Jordan, Jefferson Davis, Ben jamin H Hartsfield, and Mrs. Ed ward Walker of Birmingham, w g. Gentry and Miss Flora Gentry Of GadsdeA Mrs. George Can't and Mrs. l.. .B. McTyler of Tuscumbla- and Miss Katherine Moore or hv- ingston.
 At the Manor are so3ourning Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. o. L. Crawford and Miss Katherine Crawford of Mont gomery, Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Nal iory of Selma, and Mrs. F. St. Goar ana Miss Gertrude Nell of Meridian.
 Spending early September at Grove Park Inn are Hugh Conner or Birmingham, and MT. and Mrs: Ar thur Thigpen of Shreveport, La.
 Miss Julia Mckay of Marion. Ala. enjoyed a camping trip as the guest of Miss Frances Moody. pr. Frank Nabers of Birmingham was among thirty intimate friends attennng ans eighty fifth birthday anniversary celebration of Colonel Robert Bing- ham. Wednesday evening, at his residence on Bingham Heights Asheville.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Harris of ifi the week after visiting MT. and Mrs. Edward B.. Sullivan ~ins Ashe- vile. Mrs. M. o. Williamson of Bir- lningham is spending fortnight with Mrs. A. A. Hegeman.
 Miss Mary Watkins of Mont gomery is visiting friends at the Clyde Inn at Waynesville. T. K. Eagles. Manning Eagles and Miss Virginia Eagles have joined Mrs. Eagles at the Hotel Gresham, Black Mountain.
 Miss Sara Woodard has left Bry- son City for Birmingham to sojourn few weeks with her brother IFrederick Woodland.
 Among visitors of the week In the Land of the Sky" were MT. and Mrs. $. James Thomas and Raymond Cox of the University of Alabama Mr. and Mrs, H. C.. Armstrong, Mrs. M. N. Faucher, Mrs. Ines Westbrook, Miss Harriett McSwins Miss Edith Gregory. MT. and Mrs, A: H: s,. nowaTd' Mr and Mrs. o. l.. Davis of Jackson Ala, L. Minsk of Ensley, Ala; MT and Mrs. w A. White of Anniston, Mrs. c. E. Prater of Millport. Ala, Henry J. Knowles of Albany, Ala. and Miss Irene Baird of Grovania, Ala.
 Soiourning in Asheville from Bir-