The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14.) @---~-~~>->->---~------>-- -a~-~-~S--~------~--- afternoon tea in Knoxville, Tenn, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Knaffl on South Gay street. The engagement is that of Miss Margie Knaffl, second daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Knaffl and MT. Beverly Jones, Jr.. lately of St. Louis. The Knoxville Sentinel says, in part: Present were only the cousins and aunts of the bride-elect and the guest of honor, Mrs. Jones, mother of the groom, who leaves for her home in St Louis this morning. The announcement comes in the nature of a surprise to the many friends of Miss Knafl. who has been very popular since her entrance into so- ciety. Last summer she spent abroad and the winter before. attended one of Wash ingtons fashionable finishing schools, and Is a young lady of charming personality and accomplishments. Miss Knaffl in- herits the artistic temperament of her father who is one of the foremost pie toral photographers in the United States and whose pictures hang in the foreign salons as well as throughout the United States. Her mother was before her mar riage Miss Lula Atkin, member of one of the oldest and most prominent families in the city and in East Tennessee. Mrs. Clay Brown AtlSin, aunt of the bride elect made the announcement to guests.
 Mr. Jones is the son of the late Silas Beverly Jones, a prominent attorney of St. Louis, and is himself prominently known, and connected with the firm of Hamilton-B Brown, extensive shoe dealers.
 The marriage is to take place on the 18th of this month and a number of so- cial courtesies will be planned in honor of the brde-elect whose friends regret the fact htat she will make her home elsewhere"
 The young couple will make their home at the Hotel Hillman.
 Cards have been received in the city announcing the marriage of Miss Alice Owen of Baltimore and MT. William Dal- worth Randall. They have been in Sa- vannah and will arrive here today to be the guests of Mr Randall's brother, MT. c. T. Randall.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert D. Johnston an- nounce the engagement of their daugh ter. Nancy, to MT Harvey F. Skey of Toronto, Canada.
 MT. W. IT. Davis will render the follow ing programme next Tuesday evening. January 12 at Cable hall at SIS o'clock, to which the public is cordially invited:
 
 I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby (Clay). Eceo ridente in cielo (RossnD.
 (a) I'll Through the Night (old Welsh Melody.
 (b) Drink to Me Only (Old Englsh).
 PART TWO. Adelaide (Beethoven).
 Auf dem Wasser gu singen (SchuberD.
 Tell Her Love Her So de Faye).
 Mrs. w. H. Davis will be the accom- panist.
 Tomorrow morning Mrs. Charles G. Brown will entertain at cards in compli- ment to Mrs. Augustus Stollenwerck.
 Miss Mildred Tynes will give a buffet supper tomorrow evening in compliment to Miss Bessie Moore and MT. Armistead. Mrs. Gus Colvins euehre party Wednes- day in honor of Miss Florence Weatherly will include her friends among the de- butante set.
 Mrs Samuel Guynn and Miss Elizabeth Guynn of New York are the guests of Mrs Solon Jacobs Roth of these charm ing women haze visited Birmingham be- fore as the guests of Mrs, Jacobs, who is a relative.
 Mrs J. J. Jamison. who spent the holidays with Mrs. NJ. E. King, has re- turned to her home in Chattanooga.
 The regular meeting of the board of directors and the relief committee of the United Charities will take place Wednes- day morning at 0:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ward the president, requests a full attend ance.
 Mrs William Moore is at Blount Springs
 Mrs. N W. Trimble and Miss Jennie Trimble have returned from a charming visit to New York, Washington and other eastern points.
 Mrs. James Hughes will go to Montgom- cry early in the week to remain a month with her mother, Mrs. Richardson.
 Mrs. Syd Smith will also go to Mont gomery next week for a short stay with her mother.
 Mr and Mrs. Sidney Johnston Bowie will take possession of their apartment tomorrow at Terrace Court
 It will be learned with regret by Mrs. Will Camerons many friends that her health will not admit of continued stay in Birmingham. She returned recently from Saranac Lake and a bungalow on Shades mountain was planned for. her home, but 1t is deemed necessary for her tos go west as early as possible, and she will leave tomorrow for Denver to make her permanent home.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel J. Philip will ar- rive this evening from the east, after their wedding journey. Their marriage occurred in Rochester, N. Y, December 30. Mrs. Philipson was Miss Rosa Simon of that city. They will make their home at the Morris hotel.
 The young ladies of the "Ad Seem" class. East Lake Methodist church Sun day school on Friday evening last in the Baraca hall of the church, present ed " Lucia's Lover' a three-act com edy, to an appreciative audience that filled the room and packed the vacant standing places. The play gave scenes from life in a girls boarding school, and each and every actor was a success in her part
 The time between acts was filled up with recitations and musical selections. A song When Old Lovers Meet. Dear Heart" rendered by MT. Bob Tarrant, was composed by local talent, the words by MT. S. l.. Gibson and the music by Miss Rowena Bernhard. The song, Air