The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-20

may be obtained at the office of the Cable Shelby-Burton Piano company. Price, S1 Music students tickets may be had upon application to the treasurer, Mrs. L. J Davids, by any teacher or school holding membership in the club. Price. % cents
 A business meeting of St. Agnes Guild Church of the Advent, will take pace Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock when officers will be elected
 NOTES
 Miss Margaret Houston of Selma is spending this week as the guest of Mrs T. o. Smith in Graymont.
 Mrs. Rhetta Dobbins has returned to her home in Roanoke Va, after a visit to Birmingham friends
 Mrs. Herbert Baum and her little | son, Herbert Baum, Jr., are visiting NIT and Mrs. Nose Sabel in Montgomery Mrs. John Clisby Frazier of Selma is expected in Birmingham this week to visit Mrs. II. F. Stringfellow | Mrs. Robert Webb has returned from l Florida.
 Miss Mary Sessions is visiting Miss | Eloise Washburn in Montgomery Mrs. Loren Williamson of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Charles Jackson
 Miss Marguerite Nabers' name was mentioned in the list of guests included in Miss Agnes Fowlkes' dinner at the l Miss Estelle Schuessler has returned home after a visit to Oak Grove, and later with Mrs. I. S. Stanton in Mont gomery.
 Mir and Mrs. Motion Smith are spend | ing a portion of the week in Montgom . cry.
 Mrs. P. H. Linnehan is with friends in Montgomery for the week.
 Mrs E. B. Nelson is i'll at a local in firmary..
 MT. F. l.. Stickney of Greesboro is spending few days in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Garber of Demopolis is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Porter.
 Mrs. c. C. Terrell is spending the week here with friends. She has been with Mrs. Charles Sharp and is at pres ent with Mrs. owen Gillespy.
 Mrs. Minna Well and her little daugh- ter have returned home after visit of several weeks in Montgomery. Mrs. W. M. Provost of Mobile Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Car michael
 Mrs. J. E. Thomas of Ensley is visiting relatives in Mississippi.
 MT. J. M. Lafayette, who visited his sister, Mrs. Veasey, in Ensley has re- turned to his home in Lafayette. Mrs. W. J. Brown of Montgomery, who was delightfully."- entertained in Ensley as Ine guest Ol MISS AllDie Ndy DuTSult Hde returned home.
 Mrs Sam F. Wynne will entertain a, five hundred Thursday afternoon.
 The Epworth league will meet witt Miss Foy Russell Thursday evening.
 The Enslcy Highland Bridge club vii meet Friday night at the home of Mrs Miller.
 vile, La., Thursday.
 Miss Carrie Jordan is with relatives 1T Jen,ison.
 The Thursday Forty-two club will mee with Mrs. N. D. Gay. H4t 1fnlia5
 The Philathea class of the Ensley Bap tist church meets today with Mrs. Lasse ter.
 The women of Inglenook gave a surprise shower this week for Mrs. Estele Duncan whose home was recently destroyed by fire. Many useful and thoughtful gifts were brought by her friends. Mrs. $. E. Coggins entertained the | members of her church Aid society yes. terday. She was assisted by Mrs. J. H Nowlin. Refreshments were served al the conclusion of an interesting pro | gramme.
 Mrs. w. E. Hammers and children arc at home after an extended trip to Chicago St. Louis and Kentucky. Mrs. l.. c. McMinamon of Hartselle i, I l Plans for the observance of white streamer day have been perfected here and evidence of a generous response tt the needs of the cause had been given.
 Miss Lucille Thacker and MT. Thomas Armstrong of East Birmingham wer, quietly married Sunday at the residence of MT and Mrs. G. w. Thacker. with thu 1 Rev. L. G. Goodwin officiating. Only { few friends witnessed the ceremony, i'm | mediately after which MT. and Mrs. Arm | strong left for visit to Cincinnati an( other points in the north. They will b, at home after fortnight with Mir. Arm strongs aunt, Mrs. J. Coe, in Wood lawn.
 Dr. E. P. Hogan will deliver the thirt in a series of lectures for mothers, ir the auditorium at the Cunningham schoo this afternoon at 2:30.
 Miss Olivia Wilkins. Miss Susie Le, Jones, Miss Oyle Smith and Miss France. Jones of St. Louis left Tuesday for soutf Alabama to be guests at house party.
 Mrs. w. M. Griffin gave tea yesterday afternoon at her home in East Lake which was planned with exceptional taste Ske entertained for Mrs. William T. Bald win of Atlanta, and the color scheme of the party was gold and white. Narciss decorated the living room and the dinin! | and covered with a lace cloth agains which rested narcissi and small tray of gold hints and bonbons. Mrs. L. A Keene and Mrs. H. E. Washington poure, tea, assisted by Mrs. W. c. Caldwell, Mrs William Hunt, Mrs. J. D. Thompson. A they entered the guests were greeted b. Mrs. Lula Baird and Mrs. M. l.. Moore In the living room Mrs J. M. Shelburn and Mrs. J. c. Hutto stood with the hos : tess and her honoree to receive the caller who included a number of nterestin and attractive women. Mrs. J. N. Hankins entertained yester day at forty-two in Woodlawn for he guest, Miss Ola Barnes. of Fayetteville Twelve guests enjoyed the hospitality.
 MT. and Mrs. O. l.. Moore have as thei guest, Mr. Carl Ginn of Nashville.
 Mrs. Edward Workman and Miss Mau Work of Terre Haute, Ind, are guest of Mrs. Replogle, while en route to Jack sonville. Fla
 The Woman's Missionary society of tn Methodist church of Pratt City held thei monthly tea yesterday at the home c Mrs. J. NJ. Darlington. "A trip to fOreig countries" constituted the programme which was followed in representation Q various countries by women of the SC ciety. A salad course was served to 2 guests.
 Mrs. John Fox of Nebraska is the gues of MT. and Mrs. Sam Inman
 Mrs. J. w. Allen of Colorado is visit ing Mrs. J. w. Mills.
 Nrc II IT I~