The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-14
SOCIETY. .

The marriage of Miss Alys Clair Vigo and MT. William Irwin Grubb will be quietly solemnized on Monday evening next at 7:3O O clock at the residence of Avenue G.
 No invitations have been issued. and only the relatives and a few of the most intimate friends of Miss vigo and MT. Grubb will be present. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Father Cassady of Tuscaloosa.
 MT. j. H. Weatherly announces the engagement of his daughter, Eugenia, to MT. John w. King, the wedding to take place June 27, at 10 o'clock a. m The wedding of Miss Emma Frazer and Mr. Joseph Hill will take place this aft ernoon at 5 o'clock at the residence of the brides parents, 2OSS Thirteenth ave nue. south. The maid of honor will be Miss Juanita Bullard of Milledgeville, Ga. and the bridesmaid, Miss Winona Hill. the sister of the groom. Mrs. Alfred s. Andrews and Mrs. Leslie Stollenwerck, sisters of Miss Frazer, will be matrons of honor.
 Miss Virgil Richards Terry. daughter of MT and Mrs. Roscoe Mcconnell, and MT Eugene Reynolds Lyde were married Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Thomas Beard performed the ceremony. The attendants were Miss Nora Shaw. Miss Pearl Shannon and Miss Bessie Lyde and the maid of honor Miss Bessie Wal ton. The groomsmen were MT Robert Fulford, MT. Edward Martin and MT. John Mashburn. MT and Mrs Lyde left for Chattanooga for a short bridal tour. and on their return will be at home with Mir and Mrs. Mcconnell
 Today marks the close of the series of pupils concerts of the Birmingham Con servatory of Music, which has been in progress throughout the week at the Cable hall, 1916 Second avenue
 The afternoon concert today will open promptly at o'clock at the Cable hall and close before o'clock. The pro gramme is as follows:
 Sonatin-G major ......... Clement
 iSioiC T acS' By the Spring ........................ Gurlitt Spinning Song ................ Ellmenreich
 Margaret Munger Buds and Blossoms-A major .... Gurlitt
 Miss Ida Bonfield. Song Without Words-G major........ ............,............. Mendelssohn
 Miss Mary Buchanan. Lullaby, Little Bird .................. Grieg
 Miss Irma Levi. 
 .......................... Mozart
 Miss Rosalie Joseph. Waltz-D flat ...................... Chopin
 Miss Edith Bowron. Songs Without Words ....... Mendelssohn F flat major No. 20.
 c major No 9.
 A major No. 49.
 Two Barks ..................... Deschetizky
 Miss Mamie Ward. Symphony-C major-2d movement. ... ......................... Schubert Misses McCants, Sommer, Joseph and
 Lathrop.
 The pupils will be assited by the mem bers of the Treble Clef club. The evenings programme. which will open at S:3O is:
 Overture-Euryanthe two pianos, hands) ............................ Weber Misses 1aWklnS, North, MeSSrS. LOW and
 Gussen. The Flight Into Egypt-Soprano Solo and Chorus ........................ BrucR Mrs. Oscar Gladden. and Treble Clef Club Piano-(a) Etude-D Major. ........... Heller
 (b) Echoes from the Theatre...
 .....,.....= =,................Sc .Schumanr
 Co The HorBeman ....... .Schumanr
 Miriam Howard. Sonata-Violin and Piano-F Major First Movement Moza r,
 Mrs. J. J. Beggs. Piano-At Spring ....................... .Griee
 Miss Blanche Abraham. Violin-Air for the G String. g.......... Bacf
 Mrs. J. J. Beggs. Piano-(a) Peasants March. ....... Reinhold
 (b) Canzonetta ............. Reinholt
 Co Scherzo ReinholC
 Carrie Yates Concerto-First Accommodation by Mrs. Beach ....................B Beethoven
 Miss Lulu Hawkins The Dawn-Soprano Solo and Chorus ........... .............. ........... Brucf
 Mrs E. G. Chandler and Club. MT and Mrs Guessen will remain 1T the city during the summer months ant continue to receive their pupils. The dance to be given tomorrow even ing at the Southern club. will be a brillian affair, socially, although 1t will be per fectly informal No invitations have beer issued, but every prominent member oi the club now In the city, the wives. daugh ters and guests of the club members all will be present.
 Incidentally the new cafe of the club