The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19

ization which has for it's purpose the better equipment of the Boys club rooms.
 There will be no concert at the Con servatory of Music this afternoon.
 The meeting of the Music Study club announced for Thursday of this week has been postponed until the following week.
 Miss Mary Murphy of Anniston is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Kilby.
 MT. and Mrs Leon Cole will sing a duet at the morning service at St. An drews church.
 The Clio Literary society of the Bir- mingham High school held it's annhal debate Friday afternoon. The debate was unusually interesting as the reso- lution: That Sororities should be per mitted in the High school" is a much discussed question just now. The con- testants were: On the affirmative, Miss Eugenia Wheeler; on the negative, Miss Lily Lylkes. After brief retire ment the judges, Miss Hudson, Misses Towers and Merrill, decided in favor of the negative. Both papers were ex- cellent. but the victorious one was especially so. on account of it's strong arguments The many friends of Miss Ivkes are congratulating her upon her success.
 Miss Mary Garner entertained the Highland clan at her home Friday aft ernoon. Hearts were played. MISS May Fox won the first prize, and Miss hnObV. course luncheon was served. MT. and Mrs. Spencer Maben of New York city, the guests of MT. and Mrs. I. Campbell Maben, Sr.. will give bridge whist on Wednesday evening at the Country club. There will be an ln- formal dance later in the evening. Miss Lucia Vaughan is the guest or Miss Leila Jemison in Tuscaloosa. Mir. and Mrs Avery Joseph nave named their little daughter Henrietta, after her paternal grandmother. MT. and Mrs Daniels are the guests | of Mrs G. A. Mathews, in Meridian. Mrs Tarrant. who has been visiting l her sister. Mrs. McMullen, in Green l
 Mrs. McMullen.
 Mrs. Perrine Coleman. who has been | spending some time with her father, MT. Watson, in Anniston, has returned. 1 Mrs. ]. B. Weakley has returned to l her home in Florence, after vlslt 10 her son, Judge s. D. Weakley 1 ROSAmO0d | enests of Mir. and Mrs. Johnson, in Gadsden.
 Mrs. Margie clanton is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hendricks in Mont | gomery.
 1 Miss Marie Bridges is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. L. Sanford, In opeiiKa. In a recent article in the New York l Herald the January tour of the Yale Glee | club is written of most cleverly. No one l hut a syictim" of all the social atten- l tions accorded the club could have writ ten so entertainingly 'or sympatheticaily | of the club Zen tour" AS Blrmlnsham | gave the usual teas and did the cus- | tomarv honors during the visit of the club | to this city. some extracts from the article
 will be of interest to those who enter
 tained so hospitably, not less than d
 half dozen hostesses receiving in compli- l ment to the visiting men.
 "One of the quickest ways in which a
 man at Yale can eat or dance himself
 to an early grave is to become mem | Der of the musical clubs. For these clubs
 countless latchstrngs hang out all over
 the country. Anxious mammas bring
 forward daughters who are tireless danc-
 CTS. Alumni drop business to entertain
 the boys, and it is a tired and surfeited
 lot that finally reaches New Haven and
 tumbles out of it's private car to the old
 routine of study.
 The road tour of the Yale clubs starts
 from New Yerk. Sometimes it gets a f1y- ing start singers having reached the city
 few days before the day of departure
 upon the tonal pilgrimage and having
 used the intervening time in getting into | condition to withstand the hardships of | the journey A careful statistician has estimated that if all the trunks and suit
 cases and bags which aree eecarried by the clubs were laid end to end they would