The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03

Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Felix Blackburn, Central avenue, Elyton. Take Powderly or Cleveland car. Members are reminded to bring their rituals.
 The Free Kindergarten association will meet Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Hillman N
 
 The expression class of the Birming ham Seminary will present an attractive programme Friday evening in the assem- bly, hall at the school. This department gives an entertainment every spring for the benefit of the Young Women's Chris tian association, to assist in sending del egates to the summer conference in Ashe vile.
 St. Andrews Guild extends to all cordial welcome to a reading given Tues day afternoon at o'clock by the Rev. w. E. Evans of the Church of the Ad- vent, at the home of Mrs Henry Dozier. A silver offering will be taken at the door.
 The Creche will meet Tuesday morning at Il o'clock with Mrs. A. T. London, 2O4O Highland avenue, instead of at the Mercy Home.
 A called meeting of the Boys club board of control and presidents of the chapters will be held at the club rooms Wednesday morning, April 6, at lo:5 o'clock This is a meeting of great im- portance and all members urged to be present.
 The Graves class of the First Methodist Sunday school will give social at the home of Miss Sadie c. Smith. HOS Thirty first street. North, Thursday evening April r. 191o All members are cordially invited.
 The music at the Second Presbyterian church for the month of April Will De furnished by male quartet. composed oi Frank H. Potter first tenor; Thomas M' Stapleton second tenor:- John c. Staple Ion, first bass, and Herman J. Posner, second bass.
 FOR MISS THORNTON
 One of the delightful affairs planned for Miss Alcesta Thornton. who is 10 9e among the first of the April brides, LOOK place Saturday afternoon when MISS Kate Rogers entertained the Pandora club and Miss Thornton was a guest or honor The interior and porches of the home were beautiful with potted plants and fragrant violets were used in pro fusion. 'IIearts' were played. and the prize an immense bouquet of violets, fell to Miss Matte Lou Terry. After the games delightful refreshments were served One of the pleasant features or the afternoon was presenting the prlae book to Miss Thornton. the work or the hostess, in which all of the guests wrote wishes and toasts to the bride. Miss Rogers was assisted in receiving by Mrs Richards and the guest of honor. lhe guests enjoying Miss Rogers Hospitality were: Miss Beatrice Donkle. Miss Cora Thompson, Miss Bonnie Heaton, Miss Hattie Lou Terry. Miss Oiline Persinger' Miss Collins Miss IneZ Thompson. MISS Maylee Thornton, Miss Bessie Lowry, Miss Fannie McGlathery, Miss Coiiins and Miss Alma Wilks
 NOTES AND PERSONALS
 Miss Katie Sharp, of Nashville, after an extended visit to Miss Florence Rogers, is now the house guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Adams.
 Mrs James Lynch and Miss Annie Lynch. of Longmont, Col, vho formerly made their home in this ely, are the guests of Mrs. J. F. Baldwin, Huntsville avenue.
 Mir and Mrs Dan c. Pharin formerly of Brunswick, Ga, are among the new corners to Birmingham. They are at home on South Twenty-first street and will be joined later by MT. Pharin's mother, Mrs George N. Pharin.
 Mir. Richard Wright Is enjoying pleas- ant trip to several Northern cities, among them his former home, Indianapolis, Ind.
 4 party of young people were le- lightfully entertained by Miss Macee Thomas at her home in West End Friday night. The residence was beai-