The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-25

Last evening in the parlors of the hotel occupied by the Young womens Chris tian association a delightful musical pro- gram was rendered by Miss Annie Lou Wood, who has recently become the teacher of music for the Y. w. c. A. Miss Wood has a delightful voice, and each of her selections was given with marked taste. The song Love Hath Wings" was probably the favorite of iher audience. This was introduced in New York last winter by Madam Sembrlch, but was familiar to few who were pres ent last evening. Miss Irene Denny Miss Woods aocompanst, played several diff hcult selections in a very capable man ner. The following was the program: l. Love Hath Wings" ............R Rogers 2 Sailor Song '................. Mcdowell
 Piano solo by Miss Denny.
 3. (a) "The Robin. '............. Neidlinger
 (b) T Love You Truly ..............
 .............. Carrie Jacobs Bond 4. Waltz, A Minor. Chopin
 Piano solo by Miss Denny.
 5. Chancon Trovencale.. Belle Acqua
 Vocal selection, Miss Wood.
 6. Waltz, A Flat Major. Chopin
 Piano solo by Miss Denny.
 2. Last Night t'.......................K .Kjerulf
 Vocal solo. Miss Wood.
 A merry party, among whom are sev eral Birmingham people, is spending the week at Ingram Wells. It is composed of the following: Misses Lalla and Kate Harris, Miss Lucy Truss, Miss Myrtis Me Carty, MT. W. T. Hill. MT. Harry Strong, Mir w. K Terry and MT. B. T. Selman.
 Mrs w. H. Tharpe and children are at Ingram Wells.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Veil announce the engagement of their daughter, Rosalie Regina, to MT. Hugo H. Hecht of Gads- den.
 Miss Rosalie Well Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Frank In Gadsden.
 MT. Sterling Afford, Miss Winifred AL ford and Miss Winona Afford have re- turned from a very pleasant stay at In gram Wells
 Mrs. Frank E. Butler is visiting her mother, Mrs. Vaughts, in Selma.
 Miss Anna Breen of Knoxville is visit. 4
 Miss Mattielou Brown of Milledgeville, Ga, is stopping with her aunt, Mrs. D. F. Gnwald of Avondale, for few days on her return from Chicago, where she has been attending school.
 The young ladies of St. Cathrine's Guild Of All Saints church on Twenty-ninth street. between Avenues F and G, will serve ice cream and cake every Saturday, 5 p. m. until 10 o'clock for the benefit of building fund.
 The following party are spending the week at Camp Morris, near Hawkins Springs: Misses Kathryn Cottle Essle Lacey McGehee, Berta and Augusta AL good. Elizabeth Shahan and Ellen Cooke, Messrs. Charles Cottle George Allgood. Morris Harmon l. A. Miller, H. H. Hamil- ton, W. c. Glidden; chaperones, MT. and Mrs w. H. Stricklin and Mrs. R. A. All good A party of Birmingham people will join them for the weekend.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Blankenship Mad dox of Blount Springs, Ala, announce the engagement of their daughter, Julia. to MT. William Thornton Estes of Bir- rlingham, Ala. The marriage to take place in October.
 Miss Lizzie Lou Gray of Waynesboro, Ga., is visiting Mrs. James Bonnyman on Maplewood avenue.
 MT. Hendon B. Mabson, manager of tn 3 Metropolitan, has returned from a visit 10 his former home at Montgomery. MT. and Mrs. c. A. Allen of Livingston are visiting friends in the city. THE PRICE OF