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SOCIETY
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a reception in compliment to Miss Mamie
Berry Lathrop and Miss Marie Smith, at
home.
Wednesday afternoon, November IL
Mrs. Priestly Toulmin will be the host
ess at an afternoon reception given In
compliment to Mrs. Herbert Tutwiler
Wednesday of the same date, Mr.. John
Henry Worrell of this city viii be mar
ried in Cedartown. Tenn, to Miss Helen
Noyes of that city.
Thursday afternoon and evening Mrs.
A. w. Smith and Miss Marie Smith will
be hostesses at reception at their
home.
Crossin will give an afternoon recep-
ton at home.
Saturday afternoon, November 20 Mrs
Frank Howe Bell entertains at bridge
at Terrace Court.
Tuesday, November 49, Mrs Robert
Meyer will be hostes sat tea given at
her home.
Wednesday evening, November "a, is
the date for the opening reception of
the Southern club. This occasion has
been recognized for years as the OPEN
ing of the social season in Birmingham
Preparations have begun to make it one
of the most brilliant in the history of
the club. Members may call at the club
building for the invitations for out-of-
town friends, which are ready now 10
be distributed.
Other smart affairs will follow the re-
ception, making the closing days of the
month phenomenally gay. Some are ru-
mored and others promised, but the dates
are to be withheld for few days.
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the state fair being held at that place
now. Mrs Reed left for Pensacola last
night and VIII be absent about 10 days.
Miss Lille Holt Of Haddock, Ca. has
returned to her home after visit to
Mrs. Cleoe Huffman.
Miss Miriam Spiro will leave today
for Montgomery, where she will be a
Ray Caddam.
Mrs. William Orrison. who has been
the guest of Mrs. B. A. Pepperman, will
leave today for her home in Alfalfa.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A Pepperman will go
to Atlanta to attend the automobile races.
Mrs C. W. James will leave today for
Atlanta.
Miss Ruth Gillian will arrive Tuesday
morning to visit Mrs w. L. Murdoch.
Mrs. Murdoch plans to entertain for her
the following week
Miss Katie Blanchard left Wednesday
night for Helena. Ark, to visit Miss Katie
Troemper for two weeks.
Miss Lucy Stark Williams has returned
after visit to ST. Louis, Clarksville,
Tenn, and other points.
Miss Rowena Day of GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
is the guest OF Miss Lucy Williams on
Pine avenue.
Mrs. H. T. Hildreth and sister, Miss
Emily Barlow, will leave for Atlanta
Tuesday where they will be met by Mr..
Hildreth After spending few days in
Atlanta they will take trip east.
Miss Camille Parker of Monroe, La,
will arrive tomorrow to be the guest
of Miss Helen Palmer.
Mrs. NJ. K. Prescott of verbena win
be one of the out-of-town guests at the
Prescott-Palmer wedding wednesday.
She will be the house guest of Mrs. J. T.
Palmer.
At the First Presbyterian church this
morning the quartet will sing Christian.
the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee" by
Shelley. with solos by Mrs. Cole and Mr..
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TlBBS-REM BERT.

A number of out-of-town guests will
be in attendance at the marriage of Miss
Frances Terrell Rembert and Mr.. AL
bert Alexander Tibbs, which will occur
in Demopols Tuesday. Miss Rembert Is
well known in Birmingham, having fire.
quently visited her brother here.
Among those from out of town will be
Mr.. George E. Rogers of Mobile, Mrs.
George Lyon of Mobile, Mr.. w. 7. Rem
bert of Dallas, Tex, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Creith of Columbus, O.; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Allen of Columbus, Mrs. Fannie
Moore, Mr. Levitt Moore, and Miss Lily
Vann Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kitchell
of Birmingham.
Miss Rembert's maid of honor will be
Miss Helen Games of Demopolis and her
matrons of honor are Mrs. William F..
Herbert and Mrs. G. r. Brentling. The
bridesmaid is Miss Bessie Wynn Miss
Rembert will be given away by her father
Mr.. w. T. Rembert. The minister will be
the Rev. E. E. Cowan. Mr.. Tibbs will
be attended by Mr.. Fred Eoyle as best
man.
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RECEPTION FOR BRIDE
AND BRiDE-ELECT.

Mrs Philip Bartlett Bowers was one
of yesterdays hostesses, entertaining de-
lightfully at a reception during the after
noon complimentary to Mrs. Guyton
Monroe Bowers and Miss Helen Palmer.
Mrs. Bowers residence was charming
with its floral dress of vines and chrysan-
themums Bamboo was twined as a
frieze adornment in each of the rooms
and the effect was frightened by clus-
tiers of yellow chrysanthemums. The
chrysanthemums were shaded from light
yellow to deepest amber. The various
shades were combined In the tall vase
used on the dining room table, which
was covered with cluny lace, Bon-bon
dishes were filled with mints in two
shades of yellow. A punch table in the
hall was garnitured with the yellow bios
SONS. 1t was presided over by Miss
Marion Robinson and Miss Rosa Bains.
Mrs. Bowers was assisted in receiving
by the guests of honor, Mrs. Bowers and
Miss Palmer, and Mrs. Richard Walter
Massey. Mrs J. d. Moore Mrs. William
Redd, Mrs. Elliott Carper, Mrs. Nina
Southgate, Mrs. Ernest Redd, Mrs. J. IL.
Phillips, Mrs. Samuel Perry and Mrs.
]. b. Robinson.
In the dining room. where a salad
course and Ices were served, the hostess
was assisted by Miss Mary Bowers, Miss
dllIlc lpOWSlbs 4hlSS hilh IooHtiS anu
Miss Elizabeth Massey, a group of young
girls
Mrs Bowers received her guests in a
crepe de chine reception gown OF light
blue. Mrs. Guyton Bowers wore q white
japanese silk costume with a corsage
bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Miss Palmer was charming In a gown
built of pink ottoman silk. Her guest,
Miss Rebecca Sealey of Georgia, was
among the attractive women present in a
corn-colored silk frock trimmed with
seed pearls
Among those invited were: Mrs. B. b.
Tyler, Mrs. J. 7. Harwell, Mrs. J. W.
i ain. Mrs. James Tiper. Mrs. Carlos
Reese. Mrs. Fannie Stevens. Misses Hat
tie Morton, Emma Jones, jamie Robinson,
Mrs. 7. S. Robinson, Mrs. F. L. Hoy,
Miss Jennie Mccoy, Mrs. Parker, Mrs
J. A Nann, Mrs. J. c. Scott, Miss Lucille
Jones. Mrs. T. c. Ratliff. Mrs. II. NJ
Gossman, Mrs. Emmett Bates, Mrs. James
Ashworth, Mrs. T. M Davidson, Mrs. j.
B. Simpson, Misses Ella and Kate Simp-
son. Mrs. James Weisel, Mrs. T. u.
Walter, Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Ferguson,
Mrs e. X. May, Mrs. John Matthews,
Mrs. W. A Major Mrs. F. M. Jackson,
Mrs. Charles Terry. Mrs. ]. B. Francis.
Miss Laura and Miss Matte Hubbard,
Mrs. w. s. Brown. Mrs. w. w. Brooks
Mrs. Vandegrif, Mrs. E. B. Havis, Mrs.
J. M. Caldwell Miss Mary Joe Caldwell,
Mrs. E. L. Watts. Mrs Muchmore, Mrs
Cain. Mrs. William Hood, Miss Norma
Hood, Mrs. Russell Hunt. Mrs. Ramsey,
Mrs. Ezen Miss Mignon Hall, Mrs. T, ].
Pinckard, Mrs. s. p Culver. Miss Fannie
May Copeland, Mrs. K. B. Nelson, Mrs.
Abercrombie Mrs. E. A Holmes, Mrs.
r. F. Chancellor, Miss Mary Vaughn.
Mrs Brooks, Mrs Cline Mrs. Mcclure,
Mrs Smith, Mrs. Turner and others.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Anna Knox Taylor OF Mobile is
one of the most popular Of the Visiting
girls. She has been one of the admired
guests at number of the social affairs
Of the week She is the house guest OF
Mrs. Lucien Brown.
Miss Mary Campbell is expected to re-
turn tonight from an extended visit to
relatives and friends In Virginia and in
Washington. d. C. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Lacey Of Cheyenne,
Wyo., who will be her guest for several
weeks. She will be the recipient of many
charming social courtesies during her
stay. Several informal parties have al
ready been planned in her honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Forbes and Mr..
and Mrs. d. J. Fox plan 70 leave Tues
day morning for Atlanta, where they will
be in attendance at the automobile races.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthews are visit
ing relatives in Florida.
sss
Mrs A D. winkler and Miss Laura
Winkler of Greenville, Ala, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winkler on Cres-
cent avenue. Miss Winkler Is en- route
to Cincinnati, where she will pursue the
study of the violin. Miss Winkler's talent
visit the past summer she played at sew
eral OF the churches. and one of her most
exquisite numbers was McDowelPs ITO
a Wild Rose, played on the occasion
of the Jordan CASTOR wedding and which
will be recalled by all who heard and
admired her Interpretation of it.
Mrs. Mackenzie of Greenville is also
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Winkler
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dalhoff and Miss
Nell Reynolds of Little Rock, who have
been guests of DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Dun
can, have returned home.
Miss Mary Myrtis Cook is the guest of
her aunt in Montgomery.
Miss Fitzpatrick of Montgomery Is the
house guest of Professor and Mrs. Saw
age on Fourteenth avenue, south
Miss Vernon Marks is at home again
after stay Of several months In Canada
Mrs j. B. Reid. who for many years
has successfully conducted the woman's
department Of our State Fair. has been
employed to 80 to Pensacola to assist In
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going to and from the reception.
The colors used in the decorative mo-
tive we're green and gold. yellow
crysanth emums we're combined with
ferns in each of the apartments which
were extremely pretty In their floral
dress.
The callers were greeted at the door
by Miss Lee Ward, Miss Amy Ward and
Mrs. w. c. Shackelford. They then
passed into the drawing room where
they were received by the hostess, her
guest Of honor and Miss Mary Stolen
werck and Miss Maybe1le Stollenwerck.
In the dining room Miss Ward was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. w. {.
Ward; her sister. Mrs. John L. Parker.
Miss Hattie Morton and Miss Julia Ber-
ryman, Mrs. Lewis Weatherford, Miss
Eloise jackson. Miss Virginia Zeil, Mrs.
Frank Stollenwerck of Montgomery,
Mrs Knight Of Selma. The table was
covered with rich laces and held a
central decoration of willow chrysan-
themums of rich yellow. Mrs, Sydney
j. Bowie poured tea at one end of the
table and an apple souffle was served
at the other by Mrs. William a. Porter.
At table in the reception room
punch was served to the guests by Miss
Lucy Downey and Miss Julia Ward.
Miss Ward was handsomely goWned
for, her tea in an afternoon costume of
green and gold, made with an overdress
of white mousseline. The honoree also
wore a stunning afternoon gown of
white satin with an overdress of
Persian chiffon. Miss Annie Ward was
becomingly gowned for the afternoon
in rose-colored cloth reception gown
and Miss Lee Ward was quite pretty
in lingerie trimmed with Irish crochet.
Miss Mary Stollenwerck was becom-
ingly gowned In pink, and Miss May
belle Stollenwerck wore a pretty blue
| afternoon toilet. Mrs. Shackelford
looked charming in a French gown of
the new mustard shade and cream roses
as couture decoration.
Miss Lucy DoNney wore one of the
prettiest gowns seen. 1t was a shell
pink chiffon embellshed with a fish,
wife drapery OF pearl and crystal en-
broideries. Miss E1ose jackson s
picturesque beauty was heightened by
becoming robe in the maize shade,
| and Miss Julia Ward was in white. One
of the loveliest matrons present was
Mrs Bowie, who was splendidly
gowned for the occasion in cream
ca shmere de sole, with rich laces. Mrs.
Porter also looked lovely In one of the
handsomest afternoon toilets seen.
Miss Morton wore black spangled net.
Mrs. Parker was in wisteria satin,
braided and garnitured with a cream
lace yoke.
Among those leaving cards during
the hours of the tea were Mrs. John
Fletcher Mrs. Frank II. Bell, Mrs. Lee
Koenig, Mrs Berry Baugh, Mrs. A. M.
Taylor, Miss Mai Keser, Miss Louise
Rushton, Miss agnes Bethea, MIS-. Bert
Meadow, Mrs Hubert Scruggs, Mrs.
Eugene Enslen, Miss Roberta Adams,
Mrs. Hugh Roberts, Mrs. Lindley Nc
Clure, Mrs. Charles Leeper, Miss Maud
Davis, Mrs. John Otis, Mrs. 3. A. Pep
perman, Mrs. William Orrison, Miss
Mildred Tynes and many others.
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ing wednesday morning at lo:s o'clock

ing wednesday morning at 10:3o o'clock
in their office.
The B'rou Frou club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Edward L. Baird, 1929 North Twenty
fourth street
The Music Study club will meet Thurs
dak evening at 1890 o'clock at Gable
hall The hostess will be Mrs. Houstoa
Davis.
A teachers recital will be given by
the Fletcher School OF Music Friday even
ing at Cable hall The public is in
vited-
The prayer meetings held Tuesday aft
ernoon at the First Methodist church
are continuing. They begin at O'CLOCK
The chairmen of the various committees
on the concert to be given Tuesday even
ing for the benefit of St. Mary's kinder
garten are requested to meet Mrs Sterl-
ing Lanier Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock In the Sunday school room at
st. Mary's church.
Miss Lucy Downey will entertain at
bridge Thursday afternoon In compliment
to her guest, Miss Meta Goodson.
The ladies' of the First Baptist church
will conduct sale of fancy articles
the first week in December. The place
will be named later.
The ladies of Hive No. 10. Ladies Of
the Maccabees, will give an entertainment
on the evening of November II at Armory
hall, city building. at Woodlawn. An in
teresting programme will be rendered and
refreshments will be served. The public
generally Is invited.
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MUSIC AT SOUTHERN CLUB.

This evening at the Southern club the
following programme will be presented
by Calman's orchestral:
Overture Masaniello, Auber.
Seection-Lucretia Borgia, Donnizetti.
Gavotte-Sllver Bells, Isenman.
Descriptive Egyptian Midnight Parade,
Isenman.
Concert Valse-Lagunen, Strauss.
Medley-Remicks, 1909. Remick.
Concert Polka--Laehtaubche Behr.
acknowledgements. Milloecker.
String Number-Passe Pied Gillet.
Overture-1he Mill on the Cliff, Reissin-
ger.
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DINNER AT CLUB
FOR MISS WINkLER,

Miss Laura Winlder of Greenville, who
is the house guest of her brother. Mr.
Fred Winkler. was complimented with a
dinner last evening at the Country club,
The host was Mr.. Hugh Miller. The af-
fair, while most informal, very pleas
ant There were 10 in the party. includ-
ing Mr.. Miller, Miss Winkler, Mr.. Hill
Ferguson Miss Louise Walker, Mr.. Rich
ard Hawkins, Miss Susie McLester and
DIR. and Mrs. Mortimer Jordan.
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SONG SERVICE.

At the Methodist church this evening at
7.30 o'clock the following programme
will be given:
LAS Pants the Heart" (Spohr)-
Duet. my Faith Looks Up Uachner).
Mrs. Chandler and Miss Nunnally.
blessed Is He Who Cometh" (Gou-
nod.
Tenor solo, Lead Kindly Light" MI.
J. Gone.
I'm Heavenly Love Abiding" Par-
kerr.
'Harki Harki My Soul" (SheIley).
The double quartet includes: Soprano,
Mrs. e. c. Chandler, Miss Elise Jones;
altos, Miss la Nunnally, Mrs. r. F. Will
liams; tenors. James O'Hare, A. S. Mills;
basses, Wyatt Helm, j. B. Luclsie; So
loists, Mrs. z. G. Chandler Miss lila Nun
naiy and Mr.. J. Cone
Mrs. Charles Dowmon is the organ
list and Mr.. William Gussen, choirmas-
ter.
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Muchmore. For the offertory Mr.. McGfil
will sing Trusting In Thy Love- by
Geibel At the evening service the quar-
tet will sing There Is a Holy City by
Shelley, with solo by Mrs Cole and
Grant Us Thy Peace" by Nevin, with
Mr.. Henry Day has gone to Sheffield to
reside.
The many friends of Mrs. J. NJ Lowrey.
who was operated on at ST. Vincent'x
hospital Saturday morning, will be glad
to know that her condition was found at
the time Of the operation to be not so
serious as at first feared She is
resting nicely and will be able to re-
turn to her home by the middle of tho
week.
Mrs. c. II. Ungerman. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis this week,
will return to her home today. She is
rapidly recovering after her illness.
Mrs. Walter Moore, Jr., and her little
son will leave today for Mentone to re-
main several weeks.
Miss Mary Chollet Berney's many
friends Will regret to learn that she is
i'll at the home of her sister. Mrs Tun-
stall Perry, with typhoid fever. She is
a student at Agnes Scott college. from
which institution she brought home
Friday by her sister Mrs Richard Evans.
Miss Hilda Clark and Miss Sue Clark
of Crowly, La, arrived last night to
visit Miss Jamie Harris and Miss Nell
Harris The Misses Harris will entertain
for them during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Perkins and Miss
Jessie May Perkins of Selma have come
to Birmingham to reside They have
taken an apartment in The Margaret
A successful operation was performed
ON the little child of Mr.. and Mrs. l. D.
Davis of Reeders at Reeders infir1nary
yesterday. The child has been seriously
ill for about 80 days.
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feature of the evening will be the read
ings of Miss Roquemore of the seminary
faculty, whose ability as reader has
already been demonstrated to Birming-
ham audiences. The programme also con-
sists of a violin selection by Miss Regina
Heinberg and solos by Miss Ida Nunnally
Miss Evelyn Going, Miss Irma Ivey,
Messrs. Helm and Miller, with Miss Mel
lie Sloss as accompanist. There will be
no admission fee and the public Is in
vited.
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CONCERT AT ST. PAuL,s.

The grand concert at ST. Pauls church
tonight will doubtless draw large crowd.
Nine. Rene will be heard in solo num-
hers and Mr.. Chalifoux's orchestrelle will
render several brilliant orchestral pieces.
There is to be no admission charge but
a collection will be taken during the
interlnisson.
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HEART PARTY.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Nall,
Gil North Twenty-second street was the
scene of happy gathering Friday even
Ing when Miss Gussie Nall charmingy
entertained q few of her friends compli-
mentary to Miss Viola Robinson of Deats-
VILE The game of progressive hearts
was played amid much merriment after
which refreshments were served. The
first prize was won by Miss Nellie Nall
and Mr.. T. f. Martin, while the consol-
alton prize was awarded to Mr.. r. e.
Bentley.
Those present were: Miss Viola Robin
son, Miss Amy Burney. Miss Jessie Bon
ner. Miss Irene Copeland Miss Ethel
rempleman, Miss Nellie Nall, Miss Ida
Belle Busby, Miss Alma Daniel, Miss
Gussie Nall Messrs. T. e. Martin, Will
liam Moore, Lynne Murray, o. L. Ozier
B. f. Eaves, w. T. Groves, r. r. Bent
ley, DIR. A. w. Dupuy, Earle Burwell
L. NJ Means, Wallace Nall, Mr. and
Mrs w. C. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Nall
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MRs.ALDRIcH AND MRS. BEEcHER
ISSUE INVITATIONS TIC MUSICALE

The following cards have been sent
out:
Mrs. Truman Herbert Aldrich, Jr.. Mrs.
Leonard Thurlow Beecher Country club,
Friday afternoon, November H. at 2:30
o'clock. Please reply
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TO RECEIVE WITH
MRS. w. NJ. MALONE,

Mrs w. N. Malone. whose reception
Thursday afternoon will be one of the
most brilliant of the winter, has asked the
following to receive with her: Mrs. JOHN
Cartwright, Mrs w. p. Pinckard, Mrs.
James Weatherly, Mrs J. Rivers Carter,
Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs I. c. Thompson.
Mrs. w. A. Porter, Mrs. Mark Lewis, Mrs.
William E. Evans, Mrs. Robert Nc
David. Mrs. Thomas Ellis, Mrs. Brett
Brown, Mrs. Annie VanHoose, Mrs. j. L.
Nixon, Mrs. d. M Malone, Mrs. Richard
Brown, Mrs. Henry Hiden, Jr., Miss
Eva Conner, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Sadie
Gillespie, Miss Fannie Dunn, Miss Connie
Evans, Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss
Daisy Moody, Miss Bessie May Thomp-
son, Miss Mary Campbell Miss Kathleen
Nixon Miss Linly Graham Miss Flora
Orr, Miss Mary George Cruikshank, Miss
Ira Bradfield and Miss Mabel Wheelock
MUSICALE.
One of the most pleasant events of the
week will be the entertainment given at
the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. The main
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THE CULTURE CLUB.

The Friday meeting of the Culture club
will be well attended. Judge Feagin has
been, asked to address the ladies and
their friends. The public is cordially in
vited.
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MIchAELso N.HEiNRERn.

The marriage of Mr. Bernard L. Mich
aeson and Miss Sarah Heinberg will oc-
cur at : o'clock this evening at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Heinberg. Ralbi Newfield will perform
the ceremony The young couple will
reside in Tallad "a, where the groom has
accepted a pos y. The good wishes of
hosts of friend ill go with them
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MUSICALE
BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF
DANCING

2OO71a Fourth Avenue.
Adult Evening Glasses Mon
day and Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Social Dance Thursdays.
Hall can be rented for private
dancing parties.
Bell Phone 1913.
Residence 2097.
J. E. MILES,
Principal.
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MISS MAY WARD
HOSTESS AT TEA.

Miss May Wards reception yesterday
afternoon In compliment to Miss May
Ward was a brilliant one. The hand
some residence on Twelfth avenue,
south, was the scene throughout the
afternoon of throng of guests, and
the street in front Of the home was
crowded with automobiles and carriages
filled with attractivsay 9ownsd women
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RECEPTION AT COLLEGE.

A delightful reception was given Friday
evening at Birmingham college by the
Eumenean Literary society. Many friends
of the college and Eumenean society were
present. The guests were first welcomed
in the hall of the society, where they
met the chaperons, Mrs. Owen. Mrs.
Mccoy and Mrs Tarrant.
After the Introduction to the chaper-
ons all adjourned to the chapel, where
a rare programme was rendered under
the direction of Mr.. Gussen, director of
the Birmingham Conservatory of Music.
Mr. Gussen. with his violin; Miss Elise
Jones and Miss Reba Powers, in their ex-
uuisite solos, and Miss Allen Gray Moor
ing, with her capital accompaniment,
charmed the audience.
After the programme a delightful re-
ception was held. Fruit punch was
served and dainty souvenir cards were
pinned on the guests
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Great Atlanta Auto Races,
$500 round trip, Seaboard,
quickest and best.
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CHORAL SERVICE.

The Church of the Advent vested choir
under the direction of Fred L. CRAMPS
assisted by Messrs. Stapleton and Pace,
tenors, and Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Biles
BASES, will give this choral service to-
night at 1880: j
Gloria in Excelsis.
Rec. Hymn.
Choral service.
Proc. Hymn 515, Brightly Cleans Our
Banner (Stainer).
Lords Prayer Conf and Resp.)
Gloria Patria (Schnecker)
Magnificent CT. A. Fairlamb)
Nunc Dim. No. (Fairlamb)
Greed and Resp g. Fainer)
Anthem (after Minor solo). Benediction.
Evening hymn Rheinberger)
Hymn 5o6 loft in Danger: Oft in
Woe
Sermon.
Orertory by Babylon's wave" (Gou-
nod.
Ofrertory Sentence, DR.. Evans.
Rec: Mymn, s75. "Our Blest Redeemer"
THE LYcEUM COURSE.
Mr.. Frederick Warde will be heard
at the high school tomorrow evening In
a lecture on Shakespeare and His
PLAYS" This will be number in the
regular Ilyceum course. Those who heard
him last year anticipate an evening of
pleasure.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Pelham chapter, United Daughters Of
the Confederacy will meet Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. w. 8.
Brown. N14 Sixth avenue, north.
The United Charities win hold mest-
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HALL-WALPO

Mrs. Helen W ole announces the en-
gagement of he aughter Alice, to Mr..
Robert Fuller H of Richmond. Va. the
wedding to take place early in Decem-
Der.
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Miss Miriam Spiro will leave today
for Montgomery where she will be a
bridesmaid at the marriage Of Miss
Ray Caddam