The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18

rate. Others will be, Mrs. C. M. Iardy Mrs. J. A. Rountree, Mrs w. K. Me- Adory. Mrs. Charles Leeper Mss. s. H. Gardner. Mrs. Richard Fell and Mrs. J. U. Hardeman.
 Mrs. c. M. Tardy is president of Pel- ham chapter Mrs. w. K. McAdory, first vice president and Mrs. Gardner, second vice president. Mrs. Leeper is record ing secretary and Mrs Ray corresponding secretary. Mrs. MeTyre Is treasurer. The registrar is Mrs. Gardiner and and the chairman of the committee on credentials is Mrs. L. s. Handley. Miss Adele Shaw is historian.
 At the Southern club this evening Cal mans orchestral will render the following programme:
 Overture. "Midsummers Night Dream" (Mendelsohn)
 Selection, Martha" (Flotow)
 Tryolienne, Sunshine" OBrickson.)
 Selection, "The Three Twins" (requesD (Edwards)
 Intermezzo, "Flower Girl" Cwenrich.)
 Selection, "The Prophet" tdeyerbeer)
 Song. From the Great White Way" (Bratton)
 Violin solo, 'Berceuse Jocelyn," Gre, quest) (Godard.)
 Selection. "1pagliacci," (Leoncavalli)
 Overture. Fest" Oeutner) 
 At a meeting of the Quest club Friday Mrs. c. M. Tardy was appointed dele gate to the state federation to take the place of Mrs. Schakelford, who is un- able to attend because of the illness of her child. Mrs Harwell is state di- rector.
 The Music Study club will meet Thurs day morning with Mrs. Robert Mccall ley. The secretary of the club asks that the current topics feature be not forgot ten Each member Is expected to come prepared with an item of musical interest.
 The work of the local United Daughters of the Confederacy has been entered upon with much enthusiasm. A meeting of the Yancey chapter, which took place with Mrs. Charles Sharp, was notable for it's full attendance. It was said to be the largest meeting in the history of the chapter.
 Mrs. Chappell Cory was elected first delegate to the general convention In Att lanta Mrs. H. E. Stringfellow second and Mrs. J. c. Carmichael third dele gate. The alternates are Mrs Claude Lewis, Mrs. Ernest Redd and Mrs. Leon- ard Hobart.
 An election of officers will take place at the next meeting. Mrs. Pleasance w. Hill announces the engagement of her daughter, Argus, to MT Cecil Alexander the wedding to oc- cur on the afternoon of November 25 at the East Lake Baptist church. Mrs. John K. Warren will go to De catur tomorrow, where she will be matron of honor at the wedding. of MT. Ed War | ren of this city and Miss Eleanor Black well, to be solemnized on Thursday after noon. Mir. J. K. Warren will follow later | in the week.
 | Mrs. Robert Seals and Mrs. Annie Daw- | son will go to Decatur next week to bt present at the Blackwell mar riage.
 1 Miss Robert Lamb, the young daughter | of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Lamb, received 1 one of the first prizes offered for water colors at the State Fair. She is a pupil of Miss Alice Rumph and is credit t' her excellent teacher.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. T. Beecher have taker ! possession of their new home at Gray mont
 Mrs Michael Clifford and Miss Ethe ! Clifford came in from Blount Springs tt spend a few days this week. They hav' not yet decided when to return to Bir mingham for the winter.
 Mrs. A. l.. Fulenwider returned thi week from an extended stay in Canada and the east. MT. and Mrs. Fulenwide plan to occupy their new home at tn head of Iroquois street at about Christina | time.
 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick is expected t return today after an extended summe trip.
 Mr Stephen Smith left yesterday for brief visit to Memphis
 MT. Ryburn Pinckard is in New York.
 Miss Lucy Truss went to Montgomer. last week to visit friends.
 Mrs. H. O. Steele of 6tatesville, N. c. will sing today at the Southside Baptis church.
 Mir Kyle Shropshire is among the Uni versity students spending Sunday at home
 Mrs. Oliver w. Fraser of New Orlean is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. L Leatherwood
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Woodward re turned home last night from brie European trip. They sailed from Cher bourg on the "Deutchland," arriving il New York Friday. A charming featur