The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

"Salmagundi,' an entertainment given
under the auspices of the ladies of the
First Presbyterian church recently, will
be repeated on the evening of March 5
at the Philo-Baraca hall, with several
attractive additions. A small admission
fee will be asked. the tickets to be placed
on sale at Parkers
The following is the programme:
Piano duet, selected, Misses Hit and
Mcclure.
Vocal quartet. Merry Miller" (de
Koven), Misses Hit, Wolf; Messrs Tur-
ner and Moon.
Tableau, Three Graces," Misses Opal
Srofe. Nadia Halle, Carolin Roe.
Vocal solo. selected, Miss Mcclure.
Fairy Queen. "Titania"- Lula
West. Titania; Mr. Sidney Gibson, Ober-
on; fairies, Sudie Coursn, Anna Davis
Vera Mae Brewer, Zada McLir, Kath-
leen Montgomery, Rosa Bancroft, Pearl
Jones, Gertrude Courson and sallie Blake.
Chicken Song, Margaret Laird.
Vocal solo, "Jacouinot" johnson, Mr.. A.
j. Moon.
Tableau, Sleeping Beauty'-Miss Bella
Hale, Sleeping Beauty; Mr.. Howlette,
King; Professor Fowler, Prince; maids,
Misses Grace Latimer Oida Coe, Sallie
Blake and Katie Blake
Vocal solo, waiting" (Melliard), Miss
Wolfe.
"A Page From History
Fowler, George Washington; Mrs. Puck
EFT. Martha Washington; Mr. Simpson.
Lafayette; Miss Blake, Betsy Ross; Miss
Davis. Mother Bailey; Miss Smith, Mary
Lee CustIs.
Vocal solo, 'T Envy the Bird" (Iul-
burt), Miss Hit.
Quaker song and dance, Miss Ida Nor
ris and Mr. Hewlett.
Tableau, "Battlefield"-M Grace Lati-
mer, Naomi; Mr.. James Pratt Brother:
Miss Bryan, Angel; soldiers, George Simp-
son, Beecher Byrd and Leo Byrd
Male quartet, Sweet and Low" Messrs.
Tom Turner, J. B. Tarrant, Charles Tur-
ner, Rowley Earnest.
Music, selected.
Gypsy Camp-Count, Mr.. Bishop; gyp-
sizes, Ida Bell Morris, Mary Lee Chrsty,
Mrs. Pickett; Mr.. Tarrant, bag; Mr..
Hewlett fortune teller.
Recitation and tableau, 1.-THE Blue and
the Gray Miss Grace Latimer
Tableau, 1.-THE Bridge Miss Byrd.
Music, quartet
Tableau, "Salmagundi."
A wedding in which much interest was
felt throughout the state took place in
Opelika Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the First Methodist church when Miss
Elizabeth Buchanan of that city be-
of New York The attendants included
Mrs. Garland Jones, Mrs. Dallas Smith,
Miss Lizzie Smith, Miss Corrie c. Smith,
Miss Martha Ryder, Miss Katherine Dean,
Miss Daisy Zachery, Miss Cordelia Jer-
nigan, Mrs. Ossian German, Mr.. Jones
Mcdaniel, Mr.. Roy Torbett Mr.. Macy
Buchanan, Mr. John Banks, Mr.. DIN
Wallace Mr.. Arch Mcdaniel, Mr.. Moore
Mcdaniel and Mr.. e. e. Allarie. The
wedding was described as one of I'M
usual briliance. Miss Buchanan has a
number of friends in Birmingham and
elsewhere who are interested In her mar
riage. Mr.. Mcdaniel is a member of the
firm of Miller Allerie Co., of New York.
| Miss Mary banner of Mobile is ex-
pected this week to be the guest of Mrs.
| William S. Mudd.
Miss Eva Conner entertained a party
/, of friends at dinner at the Country club
| last evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs
| Mercer Barnett.
| A surprise party was given Friday even
| ing to Miss Mary Mansfield at her home.
| 1870 First avenue, north. Those present
were:
| Misses Bessie Neil. Blanch Ballard, Arie
Ballad. Cristie Waldrop, Bonnie Hough,
! Louise Dodd, Pauline Dodd, Mary Mans
field, Audrey Bagley, Vivian Bagey, Bes-
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BRIDGE TO THE SCORE.
| Miss Curtis will give a series of games
| of Bridge to the Score" at her studio,
! 1904 18th avenue, south.
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