The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-14
NEWS IF THE WEEK IN WORLDO IF SOCIETY Miss Elizabeth Jones to Give
 Piano Recital SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
  MT. and Mrs. Knox Have Been Enter taining Several House Guests During the Week.-Mrs..
 Graves Very III.


 the New England Conservatory, of Bos- ton, Will give recital in Cable hall on Tuesday evening, December IT. She will
 be assisted by Miss Gonzales Byrne, who I has studied with the best teachers of | Boston, New York and Cincinnati. The public is cordially invited. | The programme will include the follow | ing numbers:
 Rachmarrinoff prelude in c minor Love Song'-Flelguers "Etineelles' ITO Spring"-Grieg. Etude-Chopin.
 My sweethearts Coming Home To-
 "Ecstacy" Years at sprng''-Mrs | Beach.
 l "Gnomenreign"1 "Cantina, ,'-Gounod 1 Scherzo c minor-Chopin. Dr. Charles w. Trueheart of Galveston, Tex, has issued invitations to the mar riage of his daughter, Titelle, to MT. Will | liam Williams Clayton of Birmingham, Thursday evening, December 26, at 6 clock at the First Presbyterian church in Galveston. MT. Clayton and his bride will be at home after January 1 in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs John B. Knox and Miss Carrie Knox have been entertaining a party of guests at their beautiful house in Anniston. Among them were Miss Mary George CruikshanlS, Miss Marjorie Weatherly of Birmingham, and Miss Mar cello Pillow of Columbia, Tenn, and Mir. a1c of pirpa n sl1a,
 The Knox residence is one of the hand somest in the south. There is beau tiful ballroom and the entire house is
 very spacious and indeed magnificently
 proportioned.
 On Thursday Miss Knox gave lunch con to her guests and she also gave a cotillon for them on Monday evening. Among the other events was chafing
 dish supper on Thursday evening. Mrs.
 Edwin Houston entertaining in compli- ment to Miss Knox and her guests.
 Miss Pillow will again be the guest of Miss Cruikshank on their return, ex- tending her visit until the holidays. The
 luncheon given by Miss Cruikshank in- troduced Miss Pillow at a charming gath ering at the club upon her arrival and
 her visit to Birmingham and also in Anniston have been the occasions for con- tinued entertaining. Miss Cruikshank and Miss Pillow are l both enjoying their first winter in society. Miss Pillow was formally presented at debutante reception in Columbia, and i Miss Cruikshank has been the guest or ] honor at some of the handsomest dinner parties of the winter. It would be diff cult to find four more attractive girls than the group in the Knox house party.
 Miss Knox is beautiful and exceedingly fascinating; Miss Weatherly is account ed one of the loveliest girls in society. Mrs. T. l.. Hudgins is i'll at New York hospital.
 Mrs. Mary Ungerman is convalescing from her recent illness. | An interesting social event will be the fraternity dance during Christmas week in compliment to the visiting mem bers of the S. A. E. fraternity. The holiday sale which the ladies of the First Baptist church opened successfully yesterday at Bynums will continue today. MT. W. T. Simmons is in Mobile. The many friends of Mrs. W. H. Graves feel deeply ,solicitous over her continued illness She is at her residence on Florida avenue and for several weeks has required the constant attention of trained nurse.
 MT. and Mrs. Hutchens of New York are passing the winter in Birmingham and are staying at 1923 South Twenty first street.
 Mrs. Robert Nell. after a visit to Mrs. James Garland Johns, has returned to Selma.
 The Woman's Home Mission society of the Owenton Methodist church will hold bazar and supper at the dormtory of the Birmingham college, Saturday, De- cember 14 from 3 until 10 o'clock. The public is cordially invited Miss Sadie Stienhart of Greenville is the guest of Miss Holzer. Mrs. Alex Birch is' the guest of Mrs. Homer LeGrand in Montgomery. Mrs. J. Long of Greenville is visiting friends in this city. Mrs. w. Lowe and daughter, Willie
 May. are visiting Mrs. R. E. Bowlen in Nashville. 1n Miss Ernestine Crime of Dothan, Ala, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. s. Levine, this city. Miss Crime will remain in the