The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-09
NEWS IF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Madame Julie Rive-King to
 Play In Matinee Recital NOTES HERE AND THERE Informal Events of Yesterday--Mrs, carter's Bridge-Major and Mrs.
 Tutwier Give Dance-other
 Informal Affairs Coming.

It will be pleasant news to the music 1 loving public to learn that Madame
 Julie Rive-King, the eminent piano virtuoso of Chicago, will give recital
 in Birmingham next Thursday after
 noon at the Jefferson theatre. She
 comes under the auspices of the Treble 1 Clef club and this will be one of the l entertainments to which the holders of
 associate membership tickets in the or ganization will be entitled. The matl-
 nee recital which was introduced in Bir- i mingham this winter promises to be one 1 of the most attractive phases of the work done along musical lines. The l fact, too that several numbers will be
 rendered by the Treble Clef club adds much to the interest in the musicale next Thursday. The capable chorus work done by the body of members is
 well known. A number of public re-
 citals have been given and they are
 always attended by Birminghams most
 cultured set.
 Mrs E. P. Lewis will entertain 12 l guests at luuCueOn Loudy at U ClOCh l in honor of Miss Bessie Moore.
 Mrs. Charles G. Brown will entertain
 Monday morning at bridge in com
 pliment to Mrs. Augustus stollenwerck 1 of Baltimore
 l MT. and Mrs. Lucien Brown will en- l tertain at a dinner and dance Tuesday evening in honor of their guest. Miss Anna Knox Taylor of Mobile and Miss Julia Warfeld of Columbia, Tenn, who will be with them after Monday. 1 There will be a meeting this after l noon at 3 o'clock in the rooms of the Young Women's Christian association l of the chapter of the Girls Industrial | school at Monteva1lo.
 1 Mrs. J. D. Moore will entertain at cards this afternoon.
 l Mrs. Robert McDavid will give an | informal dance Monday evening in com pliment to Miss Julia Warfeld | The Joe Wheeler chapter, Children of l the Confectionery, will meet this after noon at the home of Miss Frances | Woodrow on Louisa avenue, just out l side of Glen Iris.
 l Mrs. T. L. Hill will entertain infor- mally this afternoon in honor of Mrs Thornburgh and Miss Thornburgh. l There will be a meeting of the Study circle of Birmingham Art club this 1 afternoon at o'clock in Miss Deyer's 1 studio in the Forb es building. 1 Mai and Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler enter | tained last evening in compliment to Mrs. l Temple Tutwiler, Mrs. Spencer Maben l and MrS Arthur Morgan, who have been 1 the recipients of a series of beautiful so- eal courtesies during their visit to friends and are a trio of charming matrons as have ever visited Birmingham. The affair was barn dance and included 20 couples gathered from Maj. and Mrs. Tut
 wiler's friends in the dancing set. The Tutwiler home on Park avenue, spacious and luxurious in its every ap- pointment, Is one of the thoroughly ideal
 residences for the entertainment of a large number of guests, and is peculiarly adapted to a dancing party. This was
 one of the most enjoyable functions of the winter Mai. and Mrs. Tutwiler's gracious
 
 more perfectly evidenced than on the oc- casions of the informal dances that they
 give now and then. Mrs. Tutwler looked
 particularly charming last evening in a gown built of white Irish crochet
 Another delightful informal party added to the list of entertainments given in honor of Mrs. Maben, Mrs. Tutwiler and Mrs Morgan was the bridge party given D ,-f. noon. While entirely informal and as- sembling only small party of guests, 1t was one of the most pleasant affairs with which the three visiting matrons have been complimented. A most inviting luncheon was served at the close of the game of bridge
 Mrs. Porter Walker entertained a little group of her girl friends yesterday at one of those informal "spend-the-day'' parties that girls love so well. They were asked to meet Miss Grace Southerland, the niece of MT. and Mrs. Bradley J. Saunders, who is one of the loveliest visiting girls of the winter.
 Miss Anna Knox Taylor arrived last night from Mobile to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lucien Brown.
 MT. John Armistead's sudden attack of appendicitis did not prove as serious as at first feared, and his friends will be glad to learn that the operation which was at first deemed necessary will not take place. The dinner which was an- nounced to be given by Mrs. Ungerman MT. Armistead's sister, will be an event of this evening" and MT. Armistead will
 be permitted to spend short while among the guests.
 Miss Leila Killebrew is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. D. Wood, 2809 Highland avenue
 MT and Mrs C. A. Calhoun have re-