The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN WORLD OF SOCIETY Engagement of Miss Kilby and Mir, NOrveIIe LapSIey NOTES HERE AND THERE Social Announcements for the Week and Chronicle of the Movements
 of Well Known Local
 Society People.
NOTES HERE AND THERE

The engagement of Miss Lutabelle Ki1by and MT. Norvelle Alexander Laps ley of Anniston is announced, the we'd ding to take place in April. Miss Kilby who is a sister of MT. E. M. Kilby of Birmingham, passes much of her time with MT. and Mrs Kilby, who have apartments this winter at the Colonial. She is a charming and attractive young woman, with many friends in this city and in Atlanta. her former home.
 MT. Lapsley is son of the late Judge Lapsley of Anniston, and is a young lawyer of brilliant promise.
 Mrs w. ". Crawford was the charm Ing hostess at a bridge whist on Fri day, entertaining in compliment to Mrs. Lewis Coleman Morris. The tables at which the guests were seated were deco rated with carnations and narcissus, a brilliant color scheme of white and red and a delicious luncheon was served at l o'clock. Bridge played during the af- ternoon was as usual most enjoyable, and the prize, a hammered brass iardi niere, was won by Mrs. H. l.. Badham.
 Euchre played at one of the tables made up a congenial party there, and the prize, a half dozen packs of playing cards, was won by Mrs. Robert Jemison Mrs. Morris was presented with a hand some brass candlestick. The guests were Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Jemson Mrs. Bad ham, Mrs. Bowron, Mrs. Crockard, Mrs Murdock, Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. McBee, Mrs Raul, Mrs. Samson, Mrs Birch, Mrs Fulenwider. Mrs Miller. Mrs. Jack W. Johnston, Mrs Harry White, Mrs. Brad ley J. Saunders Mrs Tomlinson, Mrs Solon Jacobs. Mrs. Tutwiler, Mrs. Baugh.
 At the concert at the Southern club this evening from to 9:9O o'clock the Calmans orchestra will present the following pro- gfamme:
 Hungarian Lustspiel," Kela Bella
 selection-"Cavaleria Rusticana, Mas cagni.
 Waltz-"Witch's Whirl," Paul.
 "Jocelyn," Goddard.
 Selection-"La Gioconda." Ponchelli.
 Duet-"Serenade." Tittl (played by Messrs. Nappi and HalD
 Selection-"The Yankee Tourist" Robyn Intermezzo-"Sacram Tilzer.
 Selection-"The Jolly Widow" Lehar
 Overture-"Fest," Leutner.
 MT. M. Band announces the engagement of his sister, Ida, to MT. I. Rose, the marriage to take place the latter part of March.
 A wedding of much interest to friends fin Birmingham was that of Miss Essie McDaniel and MT Hugh Moses Simp- son. which took place last Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the Methodist church at Clanton, Ala. profusion of palms, ferns and carnations were used while the chancel rail was covered with southern smilax. The bridal tones of white and green prevailed throughout The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. T. Price, pastor of the Methodist church. The party entered the church to Lohen- grins bridal chorus. 70 Promise Me" was beautifully rendered during the cere- mony by Miss Allie Stewart who also played Mendelssohn's wedding march as the wedding party was leaving the church.
 The bride was exquisitely gowned in a gray chiffon cloth traveling suit with touches of blue and white picture hat to match and carried a beautiful shower bouquet of white sweet peas and maiden hair fern.
 Tie matron of honor, Mrs. Russell Me Daniel of Montgomery, wore a pretty to- lette of white lingerie trimmed in baby Irish lace over blue taffeta with picture hat of black velvet and carried white carnations and asparagus fern tied with tulle.
 The bridesmaids, Misses Fannie Belle Perry of Montgomery, in white chiffon, Miss Estella Morgan in white crepe de- chine, Miss Minnie Latham in white liberty satin, were pictures of girlish beauty. They carried bouquets of white carnations tied with maline.
 MT. Russell Mcdaniel of Montgomery, brother of the bride, gave her away The best man was Mir. Thomas Woods, and the groomsmen were MT. Sam Latham and Dr. Amsie Gowan of Birmingham.
 Shortly after the ceremony the young couple left on their wedding journey amid a shower of rice and the best wishes of their many friends who were at the sta ton to say goodbye.
 MT. and Mrs. William McDaniel enter tained the Simpson Mcdaniel wedding party delightfully."- Tuesday evening.
 In order to more definitely organize for luther work the young women who compose the membership of Band Nc. of the Boys club will give an in- formal tea on Thursday afternoon from to o'clock at the residence of Mrs Henry Dean, secretary of the band. A cordial invitation is extended to all in- terested in the work to join this organ