The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-20

mond, Va, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Mason J. Dillard
 Mrs. Robert w. Park returned to her home in Chattagoonga yesterday after noon. She was the guest during her stay in Birmingham of her sister, Mrs E. Z Crow.
 Mr Walter F'owllxes, who recently re- covered from serious illness. was again taken to the hospital yesterday morn ing.
 Mrs. James Sidney King and Mrs. Jessie L. Burns left Thursday for New Orleans to attend the Mardi' GraS celebration and visit friends.
 Mir ai>& Mrs Frederick D. Losey ar rived last night and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Crosman Thornton.
 MT H. A. Young and MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Turner left yesterday for their home in Anniston after a visit to MT. and Mrs. John H. Frye.
 The wedding of Miss Mary Levien and MT. Benjamin Leader was solemnized at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. Simon Levine. S21 North Seventeenth street in the presence of the immediate reldIlNeS or the DTlu6 duu BIOOlil. IldDDi Newfield offieated, delivering beautiful sermon and making the ceremony most impressive. Toasts were drunk to the newly welded couple by the assembled guests who wished them all happiness. Professor Harms orchestra played throughout the hours of the dance which followed the marriage.
 MT. and Mrs. Leader left Thursday night for an extended tour throughout the south.
 Mrs. Grace NJ. Brown, who lectured In Birmingham last Sunday under the aus pices of the Birmingham Psychological society, has spent the week at the Hotel Hillman, where she has received a num- Der of callers interested in the promul- gation of her teachings. Mrs. Brown is the president of the Essenes society of the world and is organizing a branch of the society in this city Meetings will be held by the society from time to time for the purpose of study along the new thought lines. Today the members will meet with Mrs. Brown but the next meeting will take place at the home of Mrs. Orr.
 A meeting of the Art Study circle will be held in Miss Dryers studio in the Forbes building at o'clock this after noon. The subject to be discussed will be the works of the Pisanf Pictures of the masterpieces of these artists will be presented and studied. The programme is as follows: Historical Background" Mrs Frank Norris; "Nicoli Pisano" Mrs. J. A. Montgomery; "Giovanni Pisano, Miss Carrie Hill; Andrea da Pontadena," Miss Dryer Pisa" Miss Mcconnell.
 Mrs Truman Herbert Aldrich Jr., sent out .eards yesterday to a musicale to be given on Tuesday afternoon at the Coun- try club In compliment to Miss Marie Aldrch of Washington.
 Mrs CT Randall will be at home this afternoon from to in compliment to Miss Alice Randall and Miss Elizabeth Randall of Baltimore.
 Mrs. Mccullough, a returned mission ary, will address the ladies of the Bir- mingham district this afternoon at o'clock at the First Methodist church.
 Mr. and Mrs. l. Phillips announce the engagement of their daughter, Susie to MT. Barnard b. Field, of Vicksburg, Miss, the wedding to take place in the early fall. MT. and Mrs. Phillips will receive tomorrow in honor of their daughters engagement
  in East Lake Thursday afternoon Mir. J. Albert Wall of East Lake and Miss Dell Sullivan of Livingston were united in matrimony. This news comes as surprise to the many friends of both parties. Miss Sullivan is one of Living ston's most charming young women. She is visiting her sister Mrs. Lavender in East Lake. Mir Wall is one of East Lakes promising young business men. MT and Mrg. Wall were accompanied by Miss Mary Ellen Wall. sister of the groom and MT J. c. Ware. After the ceremony they were rendered delight ful dinner at the home of MT. and Mrs A. G. Gay where they will make their home.
 Anniston after visit to Mrs B. A. Key holds.
 MT and Mrs. Bradley Saunders, Mir -and Mrs. William Hughes and Mrs. George Bates Kelley will leave tonight for New Orleans.
 The concert to be given on Monday evening the 22d at Cable hall. will be under the auspices of the United Char ities which will receive a percentage of the proceeds. Miss Anna M. Gilmore Is the manager, Miss Laura Lee Murphy the directreSS and MT C. K. klenk mu- sical director. The programme Is as fol- lows:
 OVerture-Orchestra.
 "A Bill From the Mlliner's," Fisk Miss Murphy
 Music-Orchestra.
 "A Modern Becky sharp Cook-Miss Murphy.
 Music-Orchestra.
 PRINCE CHAP.
 Act I-Prince Chap and the Child Music.
 Act II.-Prince Chap and the Princess. Music.
 Act III.-Prince Chap and Claudia. Music.
 Miss Fannie Hoke of Atlanta is spend- ing several weeks with MT. and Mrs. w. M. Hoke at Helena Ala.
 Mrs. J. D. Chichester and sons, John D. and Holmead will leave this morning for New Orleans to attend the carnival.
 The Little Workers society of St. Paul's Catholic church will give 'tacky" party this afternoon from 2:30 to at the residence of Mrs. J. J. Boggan. 1908 North 31st street for>the benefit of the East Lake Orphans home. Among other amusements will be Gipsy fortune