The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-24

ham w S. Lowell was one of the most de- lightful of the entire series. A programme of Grieg and Chopin numbers was given by the members of the club. The pro gramme began with Miss Amy Woods biography of Grieg.
 A romance by Mrs. Beach, with Mrs. Durham. violinist, and Mrs. w. NJ Jor- dan at the piano, opened the musical numbers. Other numbers included The Revery" by D'Anbrosio; two Grieg com positions played by Mrs. Gussen; a Chop in number by Mrs. Houston Davis; Ny Prmrose."s by Mrs. solon Jacobs; the Sunshine Song" by a quintet from the Treble Clef club; "Elizabeths s Prayer from Tannhauser, by Mrs. O'Neill, who also sang Love Has Wings" There were two Grieg numbers by Mrs. Gussen. The closing number was a Grief sonata by Mrs. Dobbs. The club feels especially in debted to the Jesse French Piano Go. for the use of a Steinway Grand for the series of open meetings.
 Mrs William D. Smith has invited d number of her friends to meet Mrs Leonard T. Beecher at tea on Wednesday at 1 o'clock at her home at Greymont
  sonal charm and beauty and as an inter rreter of various literatures ranks fore most in America. She has recently re- turned from the east and has just con cluded a series of engagements covering several wee1-s of the spring season. The closing exercises of the Margaret Allen school will be held this week and
 will be of much interest to the many friends and patrons of the school, all If whom are invited to the entertainments of the week On Monday evening the pupils of Miss Williams Kindergarten will present a play "rhe Sprites of the Night" On Wednesday evening the md- sic pupils of Miss Mary E. Young will give a recital and on Thursday after noon at 4:30 o'clock the closing exercises will be held Dr. W F. Evans will de- liver the address and the graduates will receive their diplomas and certificates. Miss Margaretta Williams will leave the latter part of the weeE for Clarksville. Tenn. to attend the wedding of her niece Miss Frances Day. Miss Williams will go later to her summer home on Lake Michigan and afterWard to Europe She will return in September to reopen Ter kindergarten at the Margaret Allen school.
 Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Sadie Gill lespie and Miss Eva Conner will be guests of Mrs William Dempsey Partlow in Tus- calooosa during commencement week. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Weldon an- nounee the engagement of their daugh- ter to MT. James G. Johnston, the marriage to take place on Wednesday | at avenue south.
 Capt Henson Estes, Twentieth in | fantry, U. s. A., will arrive Tuesday to be the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. George H. Estes, for month. | MT. cullett Munger of Dallas, Tex and little son Cullett Munger, Jr., are visiting MT and Mrs. R. S. Munger. Miss Hattie Weakley will return this week to Nashville, after visiting her sister, Mrs. J. V. allen.
 Miss Lucy Truss has returned from | Montgomery, where she has been the l guest of Mrs. J. Manly Foster. | The Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church has invited 1 the Foreign Missionary society of the Eleventh Avenue church to meet with 1 them Monday afternoon at the rest | dence. of Mrs. w. s. Brown, on Sixth avenue, at 3 o'clock. An interesting programme has been arranged m ] which different members of both socie- | ties will take part.
 1 The Cadmeans will have a called meeting Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock l wifh Mrs James Weatherly
 1 Miss Bessie McCrossin, who has been | absent two months in Meridian, Miss, | is returning, and is the guest of Mrs. l Bradfield for the commencement exer- | cises in Tuescaloosa. Miss Eunice
 McCrossin is ~also in Tuscaloosa for commencement
 Mrs. V. T. Beggs announces the en- gagement of her daughter Sarah Louise ] to MT. Leo B. Wittmeier, the marriage ! to take place at the home of the bride ! 4222 Fifth avenue, Avondale, the even l ing of June 10.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Ellis announce the | engagement of theis daughter Mary to | MT. Frank Hammond, Jr.. the mar riage to take place at the home of the 1 bride 1903 Tuscaloosa avenue the l evening of June IT.
 A surprise leap year party was given | at No. GA North Twenty second street | last Thursday evening. After the pro- 1 posals tn ere was a mock wedding, tn Q | contracting parties being Mir Thoma 1 Tompkins and Miss Nellie Hinson of | this city, MT. DeLoney performing the | mock ceremony. The attendants at this | mock marriage were MT. W. H. Robert | son and Miss Mary Craven MT. Hinso1 and Miss Hunter McNeil Miss Annie | Craven was maid of honor. After the wedding delightful refreshments were served. This is in correction of the
 wedding of Miss Hinson and MT. Tomp