The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

 was much admired in a graceful evening frock made of yellow satin.
 The Thursday Night Bridge club is an organization effected this week and hav- ing twelve members. The first meeting will take place Thursday evening at the home of Miss Donald Seals. The mem bers are Miss Sadie Gillespy. Miss Mar jorie Weatherly, Miss Virginia Means, Miss Lucille Gaston, Miss Donald Seals, Miss Mabel Wheelock, MT. David Roberts, MT. Seibels, Mir. George Eggleston, MT. Will Dunn. Mir Jelks Cabaniss and MT. Valentine Nesbitt
 Mrs. Spier Whitaker, who will enter tain at tea Tuesday afternoon, will not have a formal receiving line. She has, however, asked the following to assist her. Miss Lucille Gaston, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss Alice Graham, Miss Linley Graham, Mrs. D. B. Peddinghaus, Mrs. Robert P. Mo- David, Mrs. William Pittman Redd, Mrs. s. D. Thompson. Mrs. W. D. Hammett, Miss Eula Drennen, Miss Gertrude Gears, Mrs. E. K. Campbell, Mrs. w. s. Lowell. Mrs. w. L. Murdock, Mrs. Hardeman Meade and Mrs. John P. Evans. At Mrs Hubert Soruggs' valentine tea Wednesday the following will compose the receiving party Miss Marion Robin son, Miss Eugenia Johnston, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Susie McLester, Miss Hen rietta Wilcox, Miss Lucille Gaston, Miss Eva Conner Miss Grace Hardie, Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Fannie May | Mason and Miss Myrtle Miles. Mrs. Jo- , seph V. Allen and Mrs. Benjamin Kidd will preside at the tea urns. 1 Mrs. William Bibb Leedy, IT,, whose | reception will be an event of Thursday afternoon has asked the following to as- sist her in receiving: Miss Clifford, her guest of honor; Mrs Michael Clifford, Miss Drennen, Mrs. W. B. Leedy, Miss Emma Leedy, Mrs. P. H. Lalland, Mrs. | Thomas Ellis, Mrs. W. H. Kettig, Mrs. Porter Walker. Mrs. Roger Pemoerton of Elizabethtown, Ky; Mrs. B. M. Starks of Louisville; Mrs. Barnes Nor gan, Mrs. Edwin Ball, Mrs w. " M. l Robertson, Mrs. W. E. Leake Mrs. B. F. Moore and Mrs L. W. Collier. ] Mrs. Luther Reynolds, who entertains l at tea Wednesday afternoon for Miss Houser, has asked the following to re- ceive with her: Mrs. Benjamin A. Key holds, Miss Annie LeGrande, Mrs. Alex Gibson, Mrs. R. V. Mobley. Mrs. E. J. Blackwood. Mrs. 8. F. Teague. Mrs. c. | B. Smith, Mrs. F. B. Clark, Mrs. s. M. Blake and Mrs. E. N. Durham, Jr.-'
 The Birmingham High school pennan, decorates the captains cabin in the gal lant scout cruiser Birmingham. Captain | Walling accepted this memento from one of the High school boys, Louis Plcsser Jr., on the occasion of the silver service presentation February 1. while the vessel lay at anchor off Fort Morgan and in the presence Of the Birmingham party hung the pennant on the wall of his ele- gant quarters, expressing his great pleas ure to have such beautiful reminder oi the Birmingham High school students, as- suring the young donor that every Joy and girl among them had his best wishes
 The performance of Macbeth by ths Blackfriars of the University of Alabama to be presented at the Jefferson on the evening of February 20. Is creating wide interest, especially among former students at the university. The fact that about one-third of the cast Is from Birming- ham gives an additional interest. The dramatis personnae is as follows:
 Duncan, King of Scotlapd-M. P. Stiles
 Malcolm and Donald Bain, his sons-L Reynolds and Alwyn Vickers.
 Macbeth and Banquo, generals-Prof F. D. Losey and Clement R. Wood.
 Macduff, Lennox, Ross, Angus, Caith. ness and Menteith, noblemen-S. F. Cla- baugh, J. C. Morrow, c. w. Moffett Robert 0. Hemphill, Jr., J. P. Doster and Clement R. Wood.
 Siward, English general-F. w. Gaines
 Young Siward, his son-H. U. Feibel- man.
 Seyton, an officer-J. H. Dodson.
 Fleance, son to Banquo-Miss Pake.
 Boy, son to Macduff-Miss Futile. l A Doctor-J. G. Sims.
 | A Sergeant-H. U. Feibelman. A Porter-Thomas w. Jones. 1 Murderers-R l.. Burkes, C. c. Swin- | dle and M w. O. Vance.
 Messenges, Etc.-S. M. Tharp, w. s. | Griffin, Alwyn Vickers.
 Lady Macbeth-Mrs. F. D. Losey. Gentlewoman-Miss Rosson.
 witohes-Miss .sarcy Miss Harrison l Miss Chiles.
 Apparitions-Mis Elliott, Miss Chase, l Miss Kolb.
 The patrons for the Birmingham pro- duction of Macbeth are MT. and Mrs. S. ] S. Lapier, MT. and Mrs. Zel Gaston, MT