The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-31


 fish art. There will also be other talks along educational lines. Dr. J. H. Phil lips will address the club at one Of it's November meetings on the status and needs of the Birmingham schools. Some of the members of the club are: Mrs. j. R. Adams. Mrs. J. B. Babb, Mrs A. N. Ballard, Mrs. George Blinn, Jr., Mrs. ]. N. Bruce. Mls A. l. Dexter, Mrs. N. J. Evans, Ms. John Going. Mrs. G. E. Harsh, Mrs schuyler Harris, Mrs T. L. Hill, Mrs. L C. King, Mrs. Lela C. Leslie, Mrs Nv C. Mclaughlin, Mrs. J. b Matloek. Mrs. Wilber North, Mrs J. C. Putnam. Mrs. J W. Savage. Mrs. II. H. Shell. Ms j. H. Wallace Mrs. B. O. WatkinI
 The wone en who compose the member ship of tle Culture club will spend the winter afternoons devoted to club study to refreshing their memories on American history ind literature. This week they will review the Hayes and Garfield ad ministrJion and latter-day administrd- tons will afford an opportunity for Il discussbn of American affairs that will take ub the trusts. the canal question, "Roos@elt the Strenuous and general affairJof the present administration. AL togetffr the club will consider timely and Important matters regarding the county which will not be so general as a euuent-event afternoon many of the clubs nave but will be more confined to jecihc subjects. Art and economies wfIlbe the theme when the members turn from the political history of the nation, and the papers 10 be presented will be valuable in showing the influence each ad- mlnistraton has exerted upon national life
 Some of the members are: Mrs. J. E. Ard, Mrs r. ?. Culver. Mrs s. M. Day, Mrs. John Elliott, Mrs. Richard Fell, Mrs. & H. Gardner, Mrs. J. W. Husey Mrs, L. NJ. llilby, Mrs. W. K. McAdory. Mrs. McCausland. Mrs. Pritchard. Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mrs. Albert Seals Mrs. Charles C. Snider. Mrs. John s. White. Mrs. Nor ton Whitley Mrs J. L. Yancey.
 Mrs Dudley Bates Lawrence of New York is receiving a cordial welcome from her numerous friends. She has been in Birmingham since last week and will re- main some weeks longer with her mother, Mrs Ale Clitheril Birch, who will give an afternoon next week. Mrs. Lawrence will be tie uatron of honor at the we'd ding of her brother. MT. Alexander Cltherill Birch. and Miss George Wealth erly. MT. Lawrence will arrive later from New York and will be MT. Birch's best man. Mrs. Lawrence was a pronounced belle as Kate Birch and she is an exceed ingly attractive young mntron The Dud- ley LaWrences have town house in New York and also q country seat at Law renee Park, overlooking the Hudson.
 The many Birmingham friends of Mrs. Mary Ella Berry-Olin will be interested in her continued success as q musical composer. Among her recent successes IS fl two-step. The Ideal published by Willis Woodward X Co. of IS West Twen- ty-eghth street. New York It is dedl- cated 10 young bachelor well known In society, MT Tom Graner, of Tuscaloosa. Mrs Oln has resided north since her marriage d few years ago. She was pres ent winter or two ago in this city when ore of her compositions was used as an overture. and she has often been in the theatre when she would recognize one of her compositions when those about her little dreamed that she was the com poser. She is ambitious and talented, q combination that means success.
 The athletic classes this winter arc more largely attended than in several seasons. Among the most popular classes are those conducted by Miss Annie P kolb, under the auspices of the Young Womens Christian association The classes have again begun work at the Br- mingham seminary. Tuesday and Thurs day of each week the young women mem bers devote an hour to athletics. For mer members of the classes. as well as any young women who wish to begin. will be cordially welcomed.
 A recent marriage in New York of special interest to large number of Birmingham friends was that of Miss Gertrude Ault of this city to Mir c. E. Bennett of New York. Miss Ault is well Known here, especially In musical circles. NIr. and Mrs. Bennett will reside in New York.
 The associate membership committee of ,,he Treble Clef club will meet at the s1ome of MT. Dahm-P Petersen this after ,,loon at 3S0 o'clock.
 There will be a Hallowe en party in the ', rlors of the First Methodist church this
 aning, given by the young people of : 2 church. All are invited to attend.
 arhe Womens Home Missionary society o,I the Fountain Heights Methodist oh, ,rch will hold Halloween party this a,,a ming from 7:30 to 10 o'clock in the cn, lday school rooms of the church. All orc invited to attend. A freewill offer t will be asked
 TN, le Clionian club will meet with Mrs R. Dearborn Friday afternoon at o,o,o elk.
 Ia, itatons have been received in this oit,. 10 the marriage of Miss Elizabeth ton Winston and Mir. William Thom- an e, leehan, which will occur on the aft a,,aa T of Tuesday, November 20, at the l,a,,oa of the brde 'Oak HIT Bodka. ,,n e heehan, who is on the staff of the ,i, omery Advertiser, is one of the best ', newspaper man in the state NY will be at home In Montgomery ,fta November 13.
 ,r,. Ladies Aid society of the Ensley .,',',s.,a m church will give d Halloween
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