The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

club members. The meeting will be at the lovely Lallande home on 1roquois street and will begin promptly at O clock. The invitations to the open meetings Of the Music Study club were much coveted last year for the reason of the exclusive ness of the club and because each mem- Der has the chance of paying the compn- ment to only two friends. This will be the first of the three for this season, Mrs Solon Jacobs having the next one, which takes place just before Lent, ana Mrs. Samuel A. Benton the third and last one of the season, which takes places In May.
 Mrs. Sarah Pickens Mcqueen will re- turn to Eufaula Wednesday after a visit to her son, MT. J. w. Mcqueen.
 The marriage of MT. Wesley Richard Millican and Miss Minnie Lee Darnell took place last Wednesday evening at the home of the Rev. L. s. Handley, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, with a few friends present. Both of the young people are well known in Birmingham and have many friends.
 They have received the hearty con- gratulations of their friends. Mr. Mill lCdn WAS lOllllCliy oA [eAesh@ .--> make Birmingham his home in the fu- ture.
 Mrs. R. A. Bridewell has gone to Hous- ton, Tex to spend two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Baltis Allen. MT. and Mrs Allen will leave Houston about December 12 for their future home in Portland. Ore Mrs. Allen will be pleas- antly remembered as Miss Annie May Bridewell of this city.
 Miss Helen Mallory of Charlotte. N. C., who has been the guest of Mrs Thomas Kilby in Anniston, is visiting MT. ana Mrs. John L. Chisolm, 1500 South Twelfth avenue.
 There will be a meeting of the Joe Wheeler chapter, Children of the Con- federacy, with the president, Miss Mary Lou Cobb, 1901 Seventeenth street. south. next Saturday afternoon at o'clock. An interesting programme has been arranged, the details of which will be given later. The Philathea class of the East Lake Methodist church and friends enjoyed leap year social Thursday evening at the home of the teacher, Mrs Alice John son, on IIillman avenue. An interesting contest was guessing the number of tiny hearts in a glass jar. MT. s. l.. Gb- son won the prize, beautiful hand-paint- ed calendar, the work of Mrs. John E. Bernhard. Those present were Messrs. w. T. Hewlett, S. L. Gibson, G. Corn well, w F. Davidson, Beeeher Byrd, Bedford Lampkin, Mack Jones, w. R. Sadler, J. R. Tarrant John E. Bern hard, Misses Lena Jones, Mary Lee Chris tie. Marceline Davis, Naldo Hale, Mamie Hansell. Rowena Bernhard, Mabel Pow CTS, Willie Byrd, Ethelyn Bondurant. Mrs. John E. Bernhard and Mrs Ailene Collne.
 Miss Hettie Sibley has changed the date of her dance from December 2S to De- cember 29.
 One of the interesting events of the week will be the piano recital at the Academy of Music With Miss Daisy Woodruff Rowley director Saturday aft ernoon, December B. 190S at o'clock, when the following programme will be rendered
 The Mill CKern), Josephine Meadow.
 Roses (Streabhog), Frieda Lesser.
 The Meadow Gichner), Bessie Hunt.
 Mignonette Gichner), Marie Rencher Air de Ballet (Chamnade), Esther Love- man.
 Sonatine CKublan), Jennie Coburn
 Fragrant Freezes (Rive- King) Mary Smith.
 Minuet (Schulhoff), Marie Rosamond.
 valse Chopin, Lillie Klotzman.
 Scarf Dance (Chaminade), Marie Lind say.
 Arabesque (Schumann), Bessie Holt
 Rigoletto Liczt, Bessie Hand.
 
 The following will be the attendants at the Armstrong -McAdory wedding. which takes place Thursday, December 10: Miss Martha McAdory of Birmingham, maid of honor; Mrs. Howe s. Deaderick of Santa Barbara, Cal, matron of honor; Misses