The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-25


 welcome. In short address which the bishop gave, "reminiscences Of his own college days related fin an informal man.
 her were received with much enthusia sln.
 They were apt and amusing illustrations
 woven around message of inspiration
 and cheer which the audience hardly re- alized they had been given until tha
 bishop had departed. The simplicity and greatness of his personality as revealed
 in his short address created an impress sion that will be remembered throush- out tho year
 The beautiful new music hall opened it's doors for it's first entertainment oh Friday night when the opening pros eramme of the best lyceum course ever offered in Athens was given by the well known dramatic tenor, E,nrico Aresoni. The programme contained interesting ex- anpes of American songs as well aS erias from several well known operas. Tho artist presented it with remarkabls
 success and won enthusiastic applause
 from the large audience of Athens resi-
 dents and students assembled. Fiva
 other numbers are included in this course which Mfr. Aresonis concert opened. The appearance of the famous Zoellner string
 quartet of Brussels and recital by tho
 brilliant young concert pianist, Miss
 Adele Rosenthal. will complete the instrn. mental programmes offered. Rev. Thomas Mangun, the distinguished traveller and
 speaker. will give an illustrated lecture on Africa. There will be a college g1eQ club concert and & dramatic reader will present an evenings programme.
 On Monday afternoon the Margaret AXS ton Wilson Literary society held ita first meeting In tho college assembly hall. Af- ter a short business session an intersst- ing programme was presented. Miss Elizabeth Hobbs read a paper on the "Girlhood of the Late Wife of the Pres- ident of the United States,' and Mas Margaret Sanders presented paper on
 Mrs. Wilson in the White House. A member of the college faculty gave talk on the character and personality of Mrs.
 Wilson. Old familiar, songs were sung. The programme ended with all joining in singing. 'In the Gloaming.'' one of the late Mrs. Wilson's favprites. The society which has only recently been formed in honor of the late wife of our President. has been organized by Miss Mildred Sherrod teacher of English, in the academy. It's purpose is purely cul-
 tural and its main interest during this
 year will be southern literature. The of-
 ficers of the society are: President, Miss
 Margaret Clark; vice president. Miss Ada
 Mae Crutcher; secretary and treasurer.
 Miss Elizabeth Hobbs. On Thursday afternoon Hon. W. T. Sanders of Athens, gave an Interesting lecture in the assembly hall on the Euro- pean war. This lecture was presented
 under the auspices of the Con Tempora Literary society before a large audience of its members and invited guests. BOOzER-SHAHAN
 Faunsdale October 2i.-tSpecial.) )--Tha marriage of Miss Evelyn Hopper Shahan I and Mir James Boozer, both of Fatins-
 dale, was quietly solemnized Tuesday evening at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Evelyn Shahan. Rev. J. J.
 Harris officiating. Mir. and Mrs. Boosers amid shower of congratulations and good wishes. left immediately for fort nights stay in New orleans and other | southern points. Tho bride Ia . pretty young woman of the brunette type, and
 was tastefully gowned in a handsome suit of French blue broadoloth and black vel- 1 vet with touches of white. with handbao and boots to match. The groom 10 c
 popular young business man.