The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-28

l A number of queries have come to Mrs. | J. E. Frazier as to tickets for the con cert series which she has arranged for | Sunday afternoons this season. Mrs. l Frazier states that a few tickets remain | and may be secured at Clark & Jones, l where MT. Oliver Chalifoux has charge of l them.
 The distinguished tenor, Aresoni, will 1 introduce the series tomorrow afternoon, i singing at the Tutwiler to an audience I of musical discrimination and social pres | tige. the ticket subscribers being repre- music. The programme will begin at 3:15 o'clock
 | The tea7dance to be given this afternoon | from 4:30 to 6:30 at the Miles School of Dancing will be for the benefit of Behrens park. of which association Mrs. Tom Pankey is president. Souvenirs will be presented and the tea promises to be es- pecially pleasant Among those whom | Mrs. Pankey has asked to assist her as | patrons are Mrs. C. r. DeBardeleben, Mrs. J. NJ. Ford, Mrs. Culpepper Exum, Mrs. Edward Keiser, Mrs. Blaine Browns | ell Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. D. D. Smith and Mrs. McDavid
 Temple Emanuel chapter will have so- | cial session at the Phoenix club Monday afternoon at o'clock. Bridge and lotto will be played and a small admission fee | is to be charged. The public is cordially l invited.
 An interesting meeting of the Francais alliance, which includes number of cul- tured people who are continuing a study of | French, occurred last night at the home of Judge and Mrs. Samuel D. weakley. at loft cd,, ;r1.t r1~ the northwest to join her husband. whose
 business interests have taken him there | for short while.
 Miss Margaret Nottingham of Eastvilie, Va, is the pretty guest of Miss Hettie | Sibley.
 1 MT. and Mrs. A. F. Mims of Thomas | gave an attractive dinner party at their
 home Thanksgiving evening, including in the party MT and Mrs. H. P. Gibson of
 Palmer Terrace, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Mims of Birmingham, Prof. A. H. Hol- combe, MT. M. l.. Mills Mrs. B. H. Eiland | of Earle Place.
 Mrs. c. R. Walker and her little son, Noojin Walker of Ensley, are visiting
 relatives in Gadsden.
 Miss Dave McLemore entertained 50 of
 her young friends Thursday evening Tn
 Fairfield. Ferns and potted plants beau- tifed the rooms and games weresenjoyed.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Vines of Clanton are guests of their son, MT. l.. R. Vines. l Mrs. J.. w. Robertson of Montgomery is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. O. Harris. l Miss Rosa Tyus Is visiting relatives in l Clanton.
 l MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Burgess have re-
 turned from their bridal trip and are at home in Fairfield.
 l Mrs. J. B. McAllister and Miss lachel
 McAllister of Chattanooga are guests of %G o Law T~~~~
 Mrs. Edward Morris will leave today for
 Atlanta to visit relatives. l Mrs. w. A. Murphy has returned to
 Helena after visit of few days to MT. R. W. Lee.
 Mrs. l.. H. Tanner is in south Alabama. Miss Regina Domney is at home after a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. M. Terry, | in Knoxville.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Rogers were hosts at dinner Thursday evening in Pratt City, their guests including MT. and Mrs. o. W. Stuart, Miss Vicie Heflin, Miss Anne D..
 Rogers. MT. John Rutledge and MT. J. C.. Mackey. -
 MT. John McDonough and MT. Claud Ed
 wards are guests of MT. Aubrey Tanner in Pell City.
 MT. c. T. Smith has returned to Pitt.
 man, Fla, after visit to MT. and Mrs. | H. Scholve.
 AIiss Vicie Heflin of Tuscaloosa is tho guest of Miss Annie Rogers
 Mrs. M. L. Flowers gave a party at tho
 Lyric yesterday afternoon, which includ-
 ca ner advanced music pupils. They are
 Miss Myrtle Richards, Miss Nora May
 Wilson, Mrs. Oma D. Minor, Miss Eliz. | abeth Young, Miss Margie Young. The session of the Equal Suffrage as-
 sociation this afternoon will be a par-
 ticularly interesting meeting, taking
 place at o'clock at Cable hail. Two
 excellent papers will be presented.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Smith of Louis- lville will arrive this morning and b. guests of Mrs. George R. Ward until
 tomorrow night
 The following invitation. beautifully engraved, has been received by a mum.
 Der of Birmingham friends. who cor.
 dially remember MT. and Mrs. Freeman
 and Miss Fireman:
 Mrs w. Winans Freeman and Mis-.
 Freeman request the pleasure of tho company of Miss Catherine Dent at 2 dinner-dance in honor of Miss Bell or
 Saturday evening, December 20, at N o'clock. 2ss3 Annwood street. Cincin,
 natl, O."
 Mrs. Frank s. White is planning s
 luncheon to be given in honor of Mrs
 Oscar Underwood Tuesday at tn. Southern club.
 III MT Oscar Underwood, Jr.. who ha, |! spent the past year abroad, has re
 turned to Birmingham.
 Mrs. Arthur Vernon Abbott sent ou
 cards yesterday to novelty shower tt
 be given Wednesday. December 9, ir compliment to Miss Helen Abbott whose engagement has been announced MT. Colquitt Cole of Atlanta has coms I to join Mrs. Cole, who is visiting hei
 sister. Mrs. Horace Adams, and they will return home together Sunday aft ernoon.
 Miss Renfore Embry of Ashville il l spending the week end with Miss Saraf Hodges in Norwood.
 Mrs. Mortimer Williams, who has been visiting Mrs. M. B. Allen and Mrs 1 w. B. Howard in Montgomery, has re- turned home.
 Mrs. Richard Dexter of Montgomery and her little son are visiting her mother, Mrs. w. L. Martin Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Jacobs returned vanterdav from m automobile tEin tC