The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
SOC E T Y
Lots of Entertainment And Good Eats
 at FestiUal

Have you seen the first sign of spring2 It's out. the very harbinger of spring itself. Look on the Ledg- CT building, and you will see it, an- nouncing St. Marys spring festival. which will take place this week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the third, fourth and fifth of April. Don't forget. The Ledger building.
 And, having looked at the sign, open the coor Tuesday morning and look in on the festival. The first person to greet you will be charm ing, capable Mrs. J. E. Mcintyre, who has charge of the dining room. where you will find the most delicious luncheon you ever tasted. Mrs. Me lniyre has assembledSa veritible rose bud garland of girls and young ma irons 10 assist her as waitresses They are: Miss Josephine Johnston Miss pimmis Wilkinson. Miss Evelyn Eedd, Miss Edwina Thaggard Miss Willie Mae Brandon. Miss Elizabeth smith. Miss Katherine Redd Miss Louise Agee. Miss Olivia Robinson. Miss Mary Alice 0iatling, Miss Julia Mac Drennen Miss Pauline Maben Mrs. Merritt Craft Mrs. Wylie Bal lard Mrs. Henry Dean. Mrs. Robert McGayock, Mrs Ernest Hettrick. Mrs. Hugo Black.
 Following luncheon, in the natural order of human events, will of course come tea. We are told that the doors et the tea room will be thrown open at o'clock. Mrs. T. b. Parke is chairman for the teas. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John London will be official hostess. assisted by Mrs. r. W. Finch. Mrs. Hardeman Meade. Mrs Q. H. Bowen, Mrs. Hardee H. John ston. Mrs. John Danforth, Mrs. F. liopkinson smith. Mrs. W. r. Greaves and Miss Jennie Trimbie. Mrs. Lon don, who is always the most gracious Of hostesses, has planned many de- liAntful features for her afternoon. A { o'clock Mr. Miles and some of his pupils will show some lovely ex- hibition dancing. At 4.45 o'clock Miss Emma Reed Mitchell accompa- nicd by Mrs. Hugh Martin. will be heard in a beautiful group of songs: My IiRdy Lou bv Strickland.; Lit tie Damozel," by Novello. and Thy Beaming Eyes. by McDowell Those who have had the pleasure of hear ing Miss Mitchell will understand what a treat is in store for Mrs. Lon don's guests on Tuesday afternoon
 Mrs. London has invited all the members of the Nineteenth Century club to be her guests. Those who wish to arrange tea parties for Tues day are asked to call Mrs. London at Main 5S2.
 Mrs. Parke and her aides have spared no pains to make the teas delightful and memorable. An or chestra will be heard during the tea hours. from 4 to G. Mrs. Mortimer Baldwin is official hostess for We'd nesday afternoon, and is planning to put on a juvenile fashion show. which will be costumed by Burger Dry Goods company. Mrs. Walter Brower's beautiful voice will also be heard on Wednesday afternoon.
 A great event will take place Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. A. B. Harris will be official hostess, to wit the fashion show of which Miss Carol McCary is chairman. Odum, Bowers & White are to furnish the costumes and the beauties will pose as models: Miss Mary Allen Northington, Miss Julia Mae Drennen. Miss Mary Eliza beth Caldwell, Miss Lucille smith, Miss Malvina Coleman, Miss Pauline Maben. Miss Margaret Builder.
 A lovely group of sub-debs will serve as waitresses for the teas.