The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-01-20
YESTERDAY EVENTS
IN SOCIAL WORLD
Wedding of Miss Boyce and
Mr.. Clement Lewis
FINE DRAMATIC RECITAL
Weekend Parties at Paso Robes,
Where Several Birmingham Peo-
pie Are Being Entertained.
Society Notes.
FINE DRAMATIC RECITAL

Brigadier General Louis V. Clark and
the members of his staff will give a
dinner tonight at the Country club in
compliment to Adjutant General w. w.
Brandon and Major Henry j. Goldman,
United States army The dinner will fol-
low the inspection at the brigadier head
quarters and will be brilliant event.
The Florida season is almost at it's
height and winter homes are duly being
opened, while the hotels in Flaglerland
are as brilliant and gay as usual Many
Birmingham people intend going to Flor
ida later, and there are already several
at the different winter resorts.
DR.. and Mrs. Drennen have been in
Florida, at their winter home In Orlando
for some weeks. going down much earlier
this season than usual Their daughter,
Mrs. Willie Drennen Russell and their
son, Mr.. Walter Drennen, are there. and
'Paso Robes" the winter home of the
Drennens, is quite filled with guests week
in and week out. Captain Richmond Pear
son Hobson was recently a guest there.
Capt. w. H. Graves and Mr.. H. s. Matt
hews are now at Paso Robes and party
of Tampa people have been invited to
meet them for the weekend. Paso Robes
is q picturesque place. The lake at Or
lando is magnificent The fishing is fine
and the season ideal for shooting.
A wedding of great social interest was
that of Miss Marjorie Lula Boyce of Eu-
taw. Ala. and Mr.. George Clement Lewis
of Birmingham, which took place at 2
at the beautiful country home of the
BRIDES grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. N.
NJ. Carpenter. The color scheme was
green and white, which was carried out
with smilax, English Ivy and white roses.
With the last strains of a song, BE
Near Me, Dear" arthur Nevin) by Miss
Margaret Watrous the couple entered the
charming room preceded by Capt. and
Mrs. N. M. Carpenter. The ceremony per-
formed by Rev. Joseph Eaton Herring,
was very impressive. The bride looked
charming In a goin-away gown of grey
cloth with hat and gloves of grey. Many
friends and relatives were present. The
presents were many and very handsome
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left Immediately
for Milton, Ala. They will be at home
in Birmingham at 1928 Tuscaloosa avenue,
after January 22
The dramatic recital given last evening
at the Pollock-Stephens institute, under
the direction of Miss Mabel Townley, was
a distinct success. The programme was
as follows:
- Tanoa C,har,ipoda
Miss Ethel Daniel
Courtin' of Dina Shadd. .Kipling
Miss Amelia Wilks.
Bring Flowers .....,....... Felicia Hemans
Recitation-Minnie Cooke.
Pantomine-Julia Shackelford, Alene
Kennedy.
The One Legged Goose.
Observation-Disclosures Hopkinson Smith
Elizabeth Wilson.
The Kleptomaniac -. Margaret Cameron
Characters.
Mrs. John Butler peggy. Jessie Bonner
Mrs. Valerie Chase Armsby, a yond
widow ..................... Edna Sibley
Mrs. Charles Dorie (MabeD a bride
............. ............... Bessie Webb
Mrs. Preston Ashley Bertha). .......
........... ................ Minnie Cooke
Miss Freda Dixon ............ Flora Emond
Katie, Mrs. Burton's Maid ............
.............. ........... Amelia Wilkes
Miss Bessie McCullum left Wednesday