The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23

the series will probably be given in the
 city hall, but arrangements have not yet been completed
 The Country clIfo was the rendezvous of society. events there yesterday and in tine evening: assembling hundreds of guests. The weekend dance, the last of the
 pre-Lenlten season, was danced with the
 same l,rillancy the dances of the earlier winter, 10 clock or a little later finding the ball room the center of social ! interest. Dancing always begins late at the club, owing to the dinners that pre- ceed it. and those who go out just for the i, dancing know that 1t Is always more or less late in; beginning while the dinner guests attribute this delay to the late ar rival of those who have dined elsewhere The dinner dances will continue through Lent. but it is hardly probable that any
 regular cotiilons will be on at the club during the ,penetential season. The musicale at the Country club yes- terday after noon for the benefit of the Boys club was largely attended A de- lightfUl programme was arranged, and the ladies havint; the entertainment in charge 1 deserve muc h credit for their artistic aft ernoon, to which several favorite musi-
 clans contril l,uted, who are also deserving of the cordfa appreciation of the large audience that assembled to hear them. The occasion had the brilliant charm of private, musical, the fashionable
 world was well represented. Mrs. E. M. Kilby is president of the organization under which the musicale was held, and assisting her were about | 30 womeN In the young married set. | The programme given in the ball room 1 of the clubhouse was as follows: | Overture two pianos ................ Faust Mrs Stone and Mrs. Leonard. | T Love Atou" ........ Carl Sobeski Wyatt Hefiin. l "Bumoreslta" violin solo .Dvorak Clarence. R. Klenk summer \ vocal solo ........... Chaminade Mrs. ONeill. l Reading ........................ ....Selecteo Miss Beeland.
 ''Nita Gitana," vocal solo .....sDe Koven Wyatt Hefiin. Etude in 10" ''e' de-concert.. 1 . ... ................Ma Mcdowell. Mrs. Aldrich 1 (a) where Blossoms Crow. Sans Souci 1 Cb) ''GoodBye to Summer ............T .Tosti Mrs. ONeill. 1 The members Of the General Sumter l chapter, Daughters of the American Rev 1 oIution celebrated Washington's birth l day yesterday at the residence of Mrs. | John w. Tolnlinson. The house was elab-
 orately decorated with American flags.
 which made a brilliant and showy scheme. 1 A large number of Daughters were pres 1 ent to hear the programme, which in-
 cluded musical selections and interesting i papers.
 Mrs. Thomas A Hamilton. Jr., gave a
 recitation, Miss Lena Jackson and Miss 1 Elizabeth Jones contributed to the mus l ical part of the programme, and Mrs. J. I D. Dabney read a paper on Colonial
 Heroines'
 | The bridge to be given on Thursday aft
 ernoon at the Country club under the l auspices of the board of control of the | Boys club will assemble large number I of the bridge playing set. Mrs. James l weatherly. president of the board, as- i sisted by the other members, have com 1 pleted arrangements for the entertain ment, and tickets may be procured from
 them or at the clubhouse.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Davidson of Anniston, formerly of Birmingham, an
 nounce the enga cement of their daugh-
 ter Lucille Thornton to MT. William
 Henry orrison of this city. The we'd ding will take place at Grace church on April 3.
 l The wedding of Miss Laura West of ! Atlanta and -Ar. Shelby Cullom or DIT mingham will take place on the even 1 ing of February 26, in Atlanta. MT. l Cullom is a son of MT. and Mrs. Ed
 ward Norcraft Cullom of Birmin gbam
 and his wedding will be of great so- 1 cial interest MT. CulIom resides on his beautiful estate near Huntsville.
 MT. and Mrs. s. J. Harrell have | named their daughter Dorothy Eliza 1 beth.
 There will be meeting of the St.
 Mary's Aid society in the parish hail. l Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The Fortnightly Card club will meet
 with Mrs. Haskin Williams. Tuesday l afteroon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Miss Maud Owsley and Miss Goldie Owsley of Opelika are spending some
 time with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Porter Walker, who has been
 visiting Mrs. Stuart Mackenzie in Mont | gomery, has returned.
 l Mrs J. Curtis Bush, Jr., and Mrs | r,l,arlas Allan Stfllmau will be the