The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13

have booths 46 and 4. Not only is the
 patronage of members of the church
 requested but that of the public gener- ally.
 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick of Montgomery
 is in the city visiting friends.
 MT and Mrs E. T. Shaw are in Terra
 Haute, Ind. They will visit St Louis
 before returning home.
 The Young Matrons Bridge club will
 meet this afternoon with Mrs. Robert Hood.
 , The Lakeview School Improvement so- ciety will hold meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Fred M. Jackson. 2SO2 Ave
 nue H.
 MISS Mary Hood will entertain informal ly at tea Wednesday afternoon from 3
 to at her studio in apartment F, the Fitzgerald
 MT. and Mrs. LeRoy King Jones of Day.
 ton have announced the engagement of
 their daughter Lucie Clarke, to MT. Samuel Pickering Wynne of Ensley. tho
 marriage to take place November 25 at
 the Methodist church, Dayton.
 The Nineteenth Century club will hold
 it's first meeting Wednesday afternoon
 at the residence of Mrs. vassar Allen at o'clock.
 The musical entertainment at the High
 
 worthy of more than passing note. Sev- eral of the numbers were exquisite and | all gave an evidence of careful prepara- tion. The programme was rich in variety. The entire field of classical, standard and popular compositions being covered. The star of the evening was unquestionably Miss Nellie Hoone, the cornet soloist
 She is very young woman, but her bril-
 liant numbers, and her charming rendi-
 tion of the old songs, was a source of keenest pleasure to her audience In a duet with Miss Charlotte Gary, who
 plays the trombone delightfully."-, she was charming. The number was Verdi's "Ah, Have Sighed To Rest Me-" one of
 the sweetest of his compositions A descriptive selection, An American
 Abroad" which was rendered in con-
 cert, was full of beautiful and varied passages. MT. Ashton Lewis, a violin
 virtuoso and the director of the orchestra,
 gave several difficult selections in a man. ner that bespoke the artist. Among the
 numbers on the programme were the com positions of Gounod, Knotsld, Mrs. H. II. A. Beach, Millars, Liugina, Strauss. I Herbert L. Clark and Ashton Lewis
 Telegrams from Mrs. J. B. Raulston's
 party announces their arrival in New
 York. Mrs. Raulston and Miss Bessie
 Brown will remain there for several days
 longer, the former going later to Vir-
 gniia Miss May Collins, however, will
 arrive in Birmingham tomorrow night The marriage of Miss Rosalie Veil and
 MT. Hugo H. Hecht of Gadsden was quietly solemnized Sunday at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. H.
 Well, Rabbi Morris Newfield officiating. Only the immediate family circle wit
 messed the ceremony which was an excep-
 tionally beautiful ore The home was | charmingly decorated, masses of La France roses and pink carnations vieing
 with the rich beauty of p1 ofusion Of gorgeous American beauties in the draw ! ing and in the dining room, where guests
 were seated.
 The bride wore a becoming travelling gown of Copenhagen blue with a hat to match and carried brides roses. She entered the drawing room, in which the ceremony was pronounced with her fath-
 CT and mother. MT. Eugene Well of Gadsden, a brother of the bride, was
 MT. Hecht's best man.
 reception followed the marriage. im-
 mediately after which MT and Mrs.
 Hecht departed for bridal trop to Look out Mountain.
 The friends of Mrs. John Towers will be glad to know that her condition is sat-
 isfactory after operation at St. Vim
 cents hospital Saturday. There will be a regular meeting of the
 Birmingham Alumni association of the s. A. E. fraternity in the rooms of
 the Commercial Club this evening at S:15 o'clock. All s. A. E. are invited to be present
 Mrs. l.. l.. Gambill of Nashville will arrive in Birmingham this week to Join MT. Gambill They will make their home here.
 MT. James Lynch has returned after a visit to MT. and Mrs. George F. Buth- finger in Nashville.
 Governor and Mrs. W. H. Sims and MT. Henery Upson Sims. who have been spending some weeks at Atlantic City, have returned home.
 The Treble Clef club has issued invi- tations to a lecture on Parsifal to be given at the parish house. Church of Advent, Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock, by Mrs. Flournoy Davis The members of the Choral Society are requested to be present at a rehearsal in Seals hall. 2017 First avenue this even- ing at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. D. H. Stevens of Atlanta Is visit ing MT. and Mrs. Frank Stevens in Elyton.
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