The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-05

paign of school improvement work could be most successfully started if long runs into the country could be made in auto mobiles.
 The alfresco concert to be given by the Calman orchestra at the Country club this afternoon at 3 o'clock will be de- lightfully event As the bright weather continues the club will be the popular rendezvous the entire summer, and with the concert this afternoon the programme, which will be as follows, will be enjoyed by many guests:
 ooverture, Morning, Noon and Night" Rhapsody, 2nd Hungarian, Liszt.
 Parapharse. "Lorelei," Nesvadba.
 Selection, La File de Madam Angot," Lecocq.
 Ballad. September" Charlton
 Selection, "The Red MIL" Herbert.
 Gavotte, Douglas, Koelling.
 Tone Picture, "Narcisses,' Nevins.
 Selection, "Cavaleria Rusticana," Mas cagni.
 March. "Hungroise," Berlioz-Liszt.
 
 MT. and Mrs. John Bradley Reid enter tained informally last evening in com pliment to the Watts-Reid wedding party, the guests assembling after the rehearsal at the church. Included among them were the immediate members of the we'd ding party, and the large family con nection. A buffet supper was served, and the occasion was among the most delight full of the week.
 Miss Olynn Lackmond entertained a number of her young friends last evening, the occasion being her thirteenth birth day, at the residence of her parents, 2429 Twenty-first avenue, north. Games were played, followed by the cutting of the prophetic cake. MT. Benjamin Warren cut the ring, Miss Murphy the piece of silver, MT. Carl Luster the thimble, and the button was not acknowledged. This was followed by a mock wedding, the chief participants being Mir Benjamin Warren and Miss Magic Fix. The brides maid and groomsman were Miss Minna Sue Lackmond and MT. J. Sertell while the flower girls were Madolin Andrews and Mary E. Lackmond.
 In the mock wedding Mendelssohn s wedding march was played by Miss Minerva Taylor.
 The Ladies' Aid of the West End Meth odist church, lhaving bene requested to repet their plays, Cox and Box" and Six Cups of Chocolate will given a sec ond performance at the West End hall Friday evening, June '. In addition to the original programme the following will +,1.. taI vocal music: Mrs Glass and Mrs. Kitchens, Miss Copeland and Miss Keel ing.
 Miss Joy Tomlinson has returned from Philadelphia, where she has been attend ing school.
 Miss Frederika Ferguson, who also at tended school in Philadelphia the past winter, Is now the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Gray at Sewanee.
 Mrs. R. D. Johnson has returned from Washington, where she attended the council assembly of the Mount Vernon regents.
 The last meeting of the season of the General Sumter chapter Daughters of the American revolutuion. will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Frank S. White.
 The wedding of Miss Annie Perry Reid and Dr. John Wade Watts will take place this afternoon at o'clock at the church of St. Mary son he-High1ands. The Rev J. W. Canty Johnson, the rector, will perform the ceremony.
 
 MT and Mrs. J. L. Yancey will entertain the members of the Steele Parker wedding party this evening after the rehearsal at the church.
 Mir Edward Seabrook Watts and MT. John c. Cheney of Montgomery are in Birmingham to attend the Watts-Re wedding.
 M Henry Oscar Steele of Statesvile N. C., whose marriage to Miss Annie Laurie Parker will take place on Thurs day evening, will be accompanied to Bir- mlngham by his sister, Miss Elizabeth Steele. and by MT. Mccall and MT. Miller of that city, who will act as ushers at the WeuulnS.
 Mrs. James Tanner and Miss Lyon of Gadsden will sail with Miss Allen for Italy on Saturday, June s. Mir. and Mrs. Carl Ludwig. swho have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. William F. Aldrich at Rajah Lodge, left yesterday for Chicago.
  Gen. R. D. Johnston attended the Rich mond reunion. Miss John M. Cartwright and Miss Elizabeth Morris left yesterday for Bos- ton. They will sail on Saturday for Naples with Miss Aliens party. MT. and Mrs. E. K. Campbell and Miss Mary Campbell returned last night from Boston.
 Miss Cruikshank, Miss Hardie, Miss Cameron and Miss Nixon were among those in the launching party who also returned.
 l Miss Vesta Wood of Columbus, Miss, spent yesterday morning in Birmingham