The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-16
NOTES OF THE WEEK
 IN SOCIAL WORLD Interesting Work Outlined for NOTES AND PERSONALS Miss Alleen Moore Married To Mir. Joseph Francis Franklin-MoVe-
 ments of Well Known People
 In Birmingham, Etc.

! Tolstois novels. the study of Suder- man in the German drama. Ibsen, MaeterIink. the modern French and Italian drama. the series to conclude with discussions on popular Ameri- can playwrghts and interpreters and criticisms of foreign theatres in Amer ica with comparisons of stage favor ites of today and yesterday,
 The following is the book and play list
 -, ]. A. Symonds.
 Nero" stephen Phillips
 Francesca da Rimenf (Adarch l6, July IS, 190O, Littell.
 "Plays Pleasant" Bernard Shaw.
 Candida" Bernard Shaw.
 "The Little Minister" Barrie.
 Peter Pan" Barrie.
 The Hypocrites," -.
 "The Insepctor," Gogol
 "Hannale,' -.
 -, Suderman.
 -, Hauptman.
 "Ibsen9' Littell December %, 1906O
 "Hedda Gabla, ,'-Ibsen. "The Dolls House." 1bsen.
 "Rosmerholm -.
 Brand" Ibsen. "Sigurd Slembe," -.
 -, Dumas, Jr. l "The Srap of Paper -. 1 "Hermanin Vivtor Hugo.
 La Gioconda," DAnnunzlo.
 "The Music Master" -. l -, L. w. B. l..
 ''The Great Divide,' -.
 Mrs. John London has been the bril- l liant leader of the club since It's or l ganization, and the members are: Mrs Vasser Allen Miss Helen Ben 1 ners, Mrs. E. M. Brewer, Miss Eliza beth Cleveland, Mrs. s. !. Earl, Miss Katherine Earl, Mrs. Henry Fowlkes, l Mrs. William Fort, Mrs. Hardie John ston. Mrs. T. II, Johnston, Miss Anna 1 Gage. Mrs. K. II. Gilbert, Mrs Green l halgh, Mrs. A. l.. Jones. Miss Emily l Koenig Miss Emma Leedy, Mrs. Car roll Long, Mrs. k. E. Meade, Mrs. liar ] diman Meade, Mrs. Samuel Nabers, Miss l Annie Pearson, Miss Alice Rumph, Mrs Harold samson. Miss Grace Smith, Miss Helen Van Hoose. | The members of the Twentieth Century l club have q most interesting and classi- 1 cal programme for the winters work. ] Fascinating periods of Grecian and l Roman history will be studied. The work 1 will necessarily be 4ritical and will re- 1 quire carefully prepared papers, but the l themes for discussion, disguised under poetical names mean. however world 1 of research. The members anticipate most profitable winter and have already entered with enthusiasm upon the work l of the club. The officers are: Mrs. E. 1 E. May, president Mrs. B. H. Cooper, vice president; Mrs. G. r Harrington, secretary; Mrs. D. R.. Copeland, treas- urer; Mrs J. w. Fain, state director reporter; Mrs. R. F. Collins, critic; Miss Mary E. Rittenberry, club director. 1 The programme committee includes I Miss Mary E. Rlttenberry, Mrs. c. r.. Robbins. Mrs. w. l.. Rosamond. | The membership committee includes 1 Mrs. B. F. Yielding, Mrs. John Crane, Mrs J. A. Downey.
 The members are: Mrs. E. J. Black wood. Mrs. Sam Blake, Mrs. R. E. Col lins, Mrs. B. II. Cooper, Mrs. D. R. Cope l land Mrs. John Crane, Mrs. J. A. Dow ney. Mrs J. ". Fain, Mrs. G. r. liar rington, Mrs. F. F. May Miss M. F.. Rit- tenberry, Mrs. c. r. Robbins Mrs. w. l.. Rosamond, Mrs. w. K Salisbury, Mrs. J. R. Shropshire, Mrs. w. w. Silk, Mrs, G. R. Stamps Mrs. r. l. Tarrant, Mrs. F. II. Vernon, Mrs. B. F. Yielding. A very jolly and welcome new arrival in the great family of American maga- zines is the Sewanee Tiger for october, humorous monthly published at Se- vance Tenn, by the students of the alumni of the University of the South.
 From the exceedingly clever cover de- sign of the last amusing jest this new paper wins the laughing applause of the reader.
 An article on football by Walter Camp, the greatest American authority, read able review of the southern outlook in football for this year by George l.. Wat llins one of last years star players, and a burlesque "Naledictory" prove the editors intention of making this maga- zine of general interest This 'Valedic- tory capped with an inmitable carica- ture of the bishops who make Sewanee commencement imposing, is an especially mirth provoking bit of fun, quite as amusing to the lay reader as to the aca- demic public.
 The political editorial on John Sharp Williams, Sewanee man, shows the al- southern character of the Sewanee Tiger and shows as well no mean order of political understanding.
 The press work, done at the university press in Sewanee. is not surpassed any where in this country. The work done by this press is a consistent and reliable craftsmanship honorable alike to the uni versty and to the south.
 In the 50 years of Sewanee's life the beautiful university among the noun tains has made a record which, in spite of all the handcaps of poverty and in- accessible location, has been record
 
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 MT Charles A. Parsons of New York is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jones' Mir Parsons has extensive interests in the south and is president of the Parsons Manufacturing company. Mrs. Hayden Brooks has returned from Louisville, Ky.
 The members of the Culture club will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Day, 1903 North Thirty-fr street
 | Mrs F.. N Robinson, who has been ill' l is greatly improved.
 Miss Susie Green is i'll with scarlet | fever.
 
 | Miss Alleen Moore and Alr. Joseph 1 Francis Franklin Lehigh were married l yesterday afternoon at the residence or | Major Tutwiler, by the Rev. Father Kilt