The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-24


 Miss Madeline Ward will be the honoree l next Wednesday afternoon at a tea given 1 by Miss Margaret Frickhoeffer from to , o'clock.
 There will be no meeting of the Music , Study club chorus until December 3l | MT Oliver chalifoux requests that all music loaned for 'The Creation be re- turned to him at 1874 Third avenue. There are a number of pieces of the music missing and A1r. ChalifouX would appre- ciate their prompt return.
 Miss Gladys Allison will be hostess next Tuesday evening at a buffet supper at her home.
 Mrs. W. B. Leedy. Jr.. president of the East Lake Orphanage association. states that she will have headquarters in the Forbes building today and that gifts of clothing and supplies for the children at the orphanage will be grate- fully received in behalf of the institu- tion. The generosity of the public has always been beautifully extended to this worthy cause and the contributions are practically and efficiently distributed Miss Bessie Evans will give a dance Tuesday evening.
 The Growlers' dance is to be a con spicuously lovely event of this evening Mir. Vernon Badham and Miss Bowie will lead, assisted by Miss Emily Dixon. Mrs Mary !. Freeman announces the marriage of her daughter Edna Clyde to Nr. Earl T. Harris, on Wednesday December 2S, 1914
 MT. C. W. Hartwell formerly of Bir- mirg gham, but now travelling out of At anta, was married Tuesday in Tampa to Miss Labelle Wilson of Homeland, Fla Mf. Hartwell has many friends in Bir- mlngham who bespeak for himself and bride much happiness.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. w Watkins of East Riff11 t1rylta and Mrs $. E. Lanning of Ann Arbor Mich, MT. and Mrs. Conner Bragg of Richmond, Miss Etoline Ianning of Chat ;anooga and Miss Bessie Wilbanks Of Atlanta.
 Mrs. E. R. Evans left yesterday for Bostick. Ga, to visit relatives.
 Mrs J. F. Richardson of Gadsden and Miss Ella Kernberger of Tusoalooos are guests of Mrs. J. A. Harmon in East Bir- mingham.
 Mrs William Braswell of Atlanta is visiting MT. and Mrs. J. M. Sigsbee.
 Miss May Ianders of Northport is vis- 1ting Mrs J. M Darlington in Pratt City
 Rev. and Mrs J. B. Hunter of Hunts vile, Mrs. M. P. Hollngsworth of Tusca- ioosa, who are with Mir. and Mrs J E. Wood and Miss Ella Shumate of Newman Ga. who is with her father, Mrs. ". D. Shumate, are among the holiday visitors
 
 Mir. and Mrs. F. O. Sanders will go to | Newman, Ga, tomorrow and Mrs Lula Stubblefied. little Rosalie Stubblefield and Mrs. J. B. Barnard to Eldrdge to son. 9sis r yiIs.s
 MT. and Mrs. George Dunn and their daughter. Miss Ruby Dunn left Tues day for Illinois. Mrs. J. G. Rives left yesterday for Florida, where she will join her husband and in the future make her home.
 Mir. J. F. Brandt of Durant Miss, is the guest of MT. R. l.. Green
 Christmas tree and appropriate pro gramme will be conducted this afternoon at the Masonic hall in Inglenook, begin ming at 7:30.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. James will go f, Fillmore today to spend Christmas with their parents.
 Miss Beulah Hummer of Kimbrel is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Hummer, in Ensley.
 Miss Helen Armstrong and Miss May Agnes Hillerty, who attend St. Mary's college at Notre Dame, are at home for. the holidays.
 Miss Mabel White of Attalla is visiting Mrs. John White in Fairfield.
 Miss Frankie Enzer will leave today for Troy to spend the holidays. pr. and Mrs. w. H. Wynne are visit ing Dr. Hardness in Florida After a visit to friends in Glen Allen Miss, Miss Carrie Kent is at home. The Childrens Fete at the Phoenix club was beautiful event of yesterday aft ernoon enjoyed by scores of children. The dancing and games and ipnumerable amusements kept the little people enter tained for several hours and during the late afternoon, among the tiny tots cir cling about through the ballroom in many