The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-17

gramme, which follows:
 l. Variations on Handel theme. op. 24 9. Scherzo, F minor, Op. 5. Ballade D minor Op. 10.
 Caprice, B minor, Op. T6.
 Rhapsodie, G minor, Op. 79 B. Sonata in D minor for piano and violin. Op. 10S (Allegro, adagio, un poco, presto, presto agitato)
 The public is invited without cards The ladies of Simpson Methodist Epis- copal church will hold their annual bazaar in the annex of the Hood & Wheeler
 building Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
 They have a collection of lovely articles which will be sold at reasonable prices. Mrs. John Lunsford entertained the Norwood Forty-two club yesterday after noon at her home. Two attractive prizes were awarded and dainty refreshment course was served to Mrs. Fred Dunlap. Mrs. Tom Parker, Mrs. w. A. Abercrom-
 bic, Mrs. A. M. Boyer Mrs. James Bur gin. Mrs. Charles Krauss Mrs. Hugh Allis, Mrs. Alex Gibson, Mrs. Frank Ham,
 mond, Mrs. Tom Mayield. Mrs. C. c. Blackwell and the hostess, Mrs. John Lunsford.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Ward have named their young son H. S. Ward, Jr. Miss Allison Smith is expected home from the State university tomorrow. MT. and Mrs. Percy Meadow are ex- pected from Columbus, Ga, December
 26 to spend the holiday season with the parents of the former, Dr. and Mrs. A.
 E. Meadow. They will be accompanied by Miss Margaret Bradley who will visit Miss Josephine Medaow. A barbecue will be given at the Boys Industrial school today in honor of the board of managers and the com mfsioners of Jefferson county, who will visit the school
 Frederick B. Dodge, Jr, who is a
 cadet at Georgia Military academy, will arrive Friday to spend the holidays With his parents, Maj. and Mrs. Fred erick E. Dodge.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Davis, who recent iy cant from West Virginia to make tnelr home, are among the newcomers to Birmingham whose arrival is a mat ter or especial social moment. Mrs. Da- Vls Is the sister of Mrs. Edward Willkin- son and of Mrs. R. G. Hiden She is one or the handsomest women in Bir- mingham and her smart gowns and
 her gracious bearing have distinguished ner even among such striking attract I've women as are to be observed in cunningham at any of the social func- tions or the moment. MT. Davis has formed partnership with MT. Willsin- son and is thus established permanent " Tn Birming gham He and his wife and younger daughter, Miss Mamie Lee Da- WIS, have an apartment at the Ridge ly where Miss Mary Grace Davis. their older daughter, who is studying this
 season in Cincinnati, will join them | today for the holidays.
 MT. and Mrs. James Young of New 4ork, who are en route to Palm Beach, Fla, are expected today to snend n fortnight with Mir. and Mrs Davis at the Ridgely. Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson l IS expected from Ognotz college. Fhil- adelphia, tomorrow to spend the hol- idays with her parents.
 Mrs. T. W.We1ler will arrive today from 1 Evanston, H., where she has been yis-
 itins MT. and Mrs. John Boulder. and will be with her daughter, Mrs. w. D. Smith and MT. Smith in Graymont. l MT. and Mrs. James Munds (Mary Lanier) will arrive tomorrow from
 Kentucky to spend the holiday season with the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs l Sterling Lanier.
 Miss Margaret Canister, Mrs. Ian
 ier's niece, is expected Saturday and
 will be their guest several weeks. Friends of Miss Myrtle Branch and l MT. R. G. Evans learned the details | of their marriage yesterday. The event had taken place quietly on Tuesday oe thc ioHhe ol Her SlSteT6, h1rS. P. C. Cross and Mrs. O. V. Poindexter, 232S Hawthorne avenve, the Rev. l.. M | Bradley officiating. The bride wore brown travelling suit with accessories | en suite and carried roses and valley lilies. MT. Evans is a we'll known busl-
 ness man of Ensley and he and his brido will make their home at 2154 Bessemer | Boulevard. Fairview. at the conclusion of a brief wedding trip.
 MISS Marie Mcclure, who has been attending Trinity college at Washing ton D. O.. will spend the holidays with her parents Mir. and Mrs. P. M Me-
 Guire of Ensley Highlands. Mrs. Fred O'Byrne was hostess to
 the Methodist Ladies' Aid society of In- glenook yesterday The programme was conducted by Mrs. Jesse Chantz, and Mrs. Charles FaullSnew read an enter taining paper.
 MT. L. F. Mitchell is quite i'll at the
 home of his daughter. Mrs. Ruth Roth
 rock of Auburn is visiting in Ingle- | nook MT. and Mrs. w. E. Hammer and
 children will spend the holidays in Kentucky. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Clark
 have returned from Louisville. MT. H.
 Turner of Texas is visiting his brother, MT. Louis Turner.
 Mrs E. O. Wright entertained few friends at luncheon yesterday. Those who met about the table, which was trimmed with red carnations, were Mrs
 E. S. Cooley. Mrs. w. D. Harilxen. Mrs Petersen, Mrs. E. H. Colley, Mrs. Rob ert Moore and the hostess Miss Myrtis Wright was hostess to the Wednesday Sewing club. Fancy work and an ice course were enjoyed by Miss Ella Lew Brewer, Miss Louis | Smith. Miss McLemore Supple. Miss Sa-
 die Drake, Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Sims.
 Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Drew and several others.
 The white Christmas will he observed in Pratt City at the M. B. church. south, at the II o'clock service Sun day. The Missionary society of the First Methodist church, south, in Pratt City. will conduct bazaar Saturday in the bank building on First avenue. The Rev. w T. McGIawn has returned from visit to his brother, MT. q. M. McGlewn, in Helena. Mrs. Roy Custard has returned from Biocton. MT. James Burgess has returned to Meridian after a visit to friends in AvondaIe. Mir. Simon Allgood Of One onta Is visiting MT. and Mrs. W. D. Allgood. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Sawyer Of Wylam are moving into their home on Fifth avenue. Miss Irene Beckham is l i'll in Vivian. MT. Sadie Berry has re- | turned from Robinson infirmary much improved after her recent illnesa