The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-09

 l drews guiid number of well known musicians will contribute to the success of the entertainment and the programme 1 to be rendered is extremely attractive and interesting, Among the soloists are l Mrs Louis Lee Gamble, Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. Robert Newman, Mrs. II. J. Posner, Mrs John Peck. Mrs. A. S. Mills. MT. Leon Cole and MT. Erin Farley.
 Mrs. I. w. Sellers will entertain about S5 guests at bridge tomorrow afternoon.
 Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Moore issued cards yesterday to a bridge party yester- day to be given Monday afteroon, Febru- ary 15, at the Country club at 2:So. reply is requested
 Miss Grace Judson has also issued her invitations to a bridge party to be given l Wednesday evening at her home in Bes- semer. Miss Clifford's card is enclosed. Miss Judsons evening promises to be one of the most charming of the pre- nuptial affairs given for Miss Clifford. A special car will convey party of 20 or 50 from Birmingham and coteire of MISS Judson's Bessemer friends will join them at her home.
 The wedding of Miss Ethelyn Colby and Mr. Erskine William Mckinley will be | celebrated this afternoon at 2S0 o'clock at the Highland Avenue Presbyterian church.
 Mrs suier Whitaker will be the hostess | this afternoon at tea in compliment to Miss Van Ausdal and Miss Anne Gaston.
 Miss Van Ausdal and Miss Gaston Will be entertained at dinner this evening by Mr, and Mrs. culpepper Exum
 Mrs. Frank J. White will entertain this afternoon from to o'clock in honor of Miss Ethel Clifford and Miss o'Keefe of | New York.
 Mrs. James H. Newman will give a card party this afternoon at 2:So o'clock.
 There have been many applications for boxes at the Jefferson tomorrow evening when "The Masqueraders" will present His Excellency, the Governor" Indeed, so keen an interest has been taken in the theatrical that the boxes could have been sold twice over.
 Mrs. Charles O. Locke will be the hostess of one box party and Mrs. W. P. Pinckard for another. Others will be given by Mrs. J. c. Maben and Mrs. J.. D. Kirkpatrick, who holds the office of official chaperon to ''The Masqueraders." !"
 The social side is always predominant | Af bA personal interest felt in the performers. | A number of theatre parties are being I arranged and the advance sale of tickets augurs well for the growth of the public l library fund.
 | Dr. w. E. Evans will give one of his 1 charming lectures this evening at 8 l o'clock at the parish house. Church of 1 the Advent, for the benefit of St. Agnes guild His subject is 'The Philosophy of Fun"
 The board of the Mercy Home for Girls house of the Church of the Advent this morning at 1O:so o'clock
 At the SOuInefn clup olhludy efeHlilS there were several dinner parties. At one table were Mr.S and 4drs. F'elton Wimberly, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Sadie Gillespy, MT. Steele and MT. David Rob- erts. At another were MT. and Mrs. Hubert Drennen and their house guest, Mrs Howells, with several dinner guests, including Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben, MT Porter Walker MT. Fred Jenkins and MT. Randall. Among others noted were MT. and Mrs. E. M. Kilby, and their guest Mrs Steele; Miss Jennie Trimble Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Julia Grant of Virginia; MT. and Mrs Percy D. Tabler MT. and Mrs. w. B. Leedy, Miss Emma Leedy, MT Ryden, Miss By den, MT B. M Allen, MT. Archie Gibson, MT. Herbert Tutwiler, pr, James Allen MT. Lee Tighlman, MT. MudC Martin and others.
 An immense audience greeted Madame Yale yesterday afternoon at the Jeffer- son theatre when she lectured on beauty culture to Birmingham women There were few vacant seas in any portion of the house and all the boxes were occu- i pied by fashionable and representative women
 Madame Yale made decidedly pleas, ing impression upon her audience. She is very beautiful woman both in face and figure. and her gowns were superb. Her lecture was arranged systematically,