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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07
3ntscnuHn.

Sn beoer um &jrlp. @ronbppic-
net / @aufeiba fit Sen lite Worts fra
Den Ter Mil / Noro berfro liooenbc
%p Tapallfee Inmooning ON &i9lp.
Gn Gel al @pen itoo / Tlommer, og
Der bar Snre for, at De pilbe gribe
pioere ON Jig.
Sunnaen @afcinering. 3 Sihfoibs
Sfple p~poageoes forrige llge eft Gil.
fTloe al Smoufopper, OF Tplgen blep
Ell S%ororbning ON tpungen @ntcine.
ring. IQe Gleper blep gipet &al9et
mellem at pnfcineres eller at boloe iig
borte ira Sfolen for ct 5iosrum al
% Gage. Ger nar ialt Ter Smaa-
foppetilfploer / Tpen.
9Glbitc &pinbc / Ga GrusIe BIB
Wtrs. &atbIcen @robn, Ser regnebes
for at bore Den Glbite 4pinbe / Ga
Grosie, er afgaaet ueo Seoen pao ct
al 9pens Soipitaler, bpor bum bapbe
opbolbt Jig / flere Iar. Sin blep
95 9(ar oamlnel. Mrs. @rabp efter-
lober fig Ell ltor Slpgt, nemlig s
@prn, So @prnebprn og so @erne-
berns @prn.
@efienbt Welfefo trringsipa. Gen
al Willpallfee Gollntp eieoe befienbte
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07

p9roiat til $400, er fu:iben at Iibe
al SliberfuIoie og nlaa oerfor lag.
ties. aoen par Den beoite peo Goun.
tpets SanobrlesifoIe. % ben bar /
Iarets Sob gipet en- rem 6%ortieneite
al inotil 1915. Gems oificieue &c.
foro bar $40 Yunb Smsrfeot / 3O4
Gage.
Streifen | Cibfuib emot. Meo 4SS
moo 90 Stetnmer bar De itreifenbe
Irbeioere peo Saline 2unber 60. /
Sibfoib Den 3oie os. beiIlittet at aien.
optaae Irbeioet efter De @etinaelier,
iom blep foreI loaet at en- &omite, BE.
tingelierne antoaes of bile blipe aoo.
fienbte al Irbeiosgiperne og Strei-
fen bcrmeb aflltttet. Cen bar prret
bolOt gaacnoe iiben Bite San. % bar
omfattet omfring 1,200 Wonb.
Eeniiun for Sabre. Otter at So
ben ON Yeniipn for Wpbre III / ro-
gen Sio bar ppret frat, ca bcn /
oct belle bar pitt Jig meget eapnIig,
er Ser loat Ylaner til at labe Ben ,,b-
pioe inaleocs, at ben pgioa nmfatter
WGno. Ser gisres opmerficm paa,
at mangen iattig Wanb blir cfterlaot
meo Here inlaa @ern, og at ban er
blepen mot til at ipreoe Tloffen pcO
at nnbrinec be Snaa / @%arnehiem
ellcr hos barmbiertige Meomenne-
fer. Tco Ell liben m%aaneolig Huber
ltettelie al Stoten fnIlbc Ell iunbnt
g%nfentono i9tteS iitano til at oprct-
holoe lit Stem, oa ct Sorilag / oenre
&ctning pil llbcntpil bliue forelaat
nGite 2egislatnr. Snoen Staten inb-
lsber Ger baelia fra 10 til 20 sn-
ipgninger ON Teriion for Mpbre. ri
Sen iomleoe llogiit til ocrne llnber-
itettclie betaler Staten Ell Srcbiebcl
% be iorffjeniac Gountper TO Srcoic.
Dele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07
Gllinpia.
Srueriment meb Smelteoialen.

wv
Wrs. Bessie Suffer al Solltb Torci,.
pine, Ontario, Canada, opboloer Jig
fortioen / Chicago for Der at aiere
Torberebelier til ct Experiment meo
Smelteoiglen. Sum uil aooptcre
Ter biemlsie @litttr, Der ale maa
pGre UNDER ier @ar % al forifieli9
Nationalitet. Mrs. Suffer, bpis
Wolb er @rubeineenicr, bar ielp I'M
gen @prn, % bun bar beitemt Jig III
at ontaac fig Ter Senner poa Ell
Gang, for ionlt;big / lit title Sicm
oppe / en- al Ganauas @iergegne at
oniti1e ct Torisg meo "Smelteoia'
lem. Sum fsler liz iorpisiet ON, at
@lltterne llben SenIpn til Sarpe eaer
NationaIitet bill blanoes UNDER
"Smeltningen" % afgipe oct geotg-
tie Wctal nleb oct Hr9g, i'm en- goo
SporageIie / ct goot Siern og UNDER
Morb Mmerifos Soifeltpre ntaa ben
ties at irtte. Wrs. Suffer bar | Chi
cago life SanifeIiet for at finoe bet
melt forifieuigarteoe Haamateriale,
iaa bet fprfte Sfribt / Experimental
iiffert nof err pelpffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07

at bape aoporet fin Mabo ON at boil
De fig borte fra bans &anh.
2atoer fur Gonntp. Tairs beitem'
mes. Teprpientanter for Gountp-
Sairs i Gomlnos, Waliuortb % Te'
pep, for 9ri.Gountp Sair / Saith %
for Snteritate 6air / Sennlon meote
iorIeOen / Wobrioge oe oreoniiereoe
Mortbtpeitern Soutb Gafota Tair
Circuit, Der altiaa tnobefatter nGun-
te lloitilinger. 6. 8. Notebopm al
Selbp er benne npe Organizations
Trpiioent og s. .. 3immon al
@opole bens SefretGr % aasierer.
9atoerne for DC forifielige Tairs be-
~Ite,ntes iom feIger: Gbmutibs Goiin-
IN / Hoscoe Den 14bc, 15oe % 16be
9lugilit; @almortb Gonntp / Selbr
ben Toe, 1Soc pg 1909 Illg.; Fri.
Golilltp / Saith Den 22oe, 23oe oa
24oe Nug.; 9cmep Goitntp / Climber
2afe oel 29be, 30te og Bite Mug,
liant Snteritate / 2emmon Den 6tc.
zoe % Soc Sept.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07

ninaeu til at opbioic DC alrreno(
GIcntenter.
Critic @ctrnofuinocr. Npilernc
Ges Moines bar / Ssbct al ii0itc llAC
~irbcbolbi enoel meact tri'tc Wctra0t
uinaer ianlconing al, at et 9G0tcpdr.
lfr. 90 MrS. Charles Glcpclolo, Der
iteba bar henoenbt iig til Iitoritefcr'
ne nlco NeNirrin0 ON Of faa III non'
fable Barn iat no al 2ilpTrcl'cn
Barnet. Ser mi er 10 Waaneocr CANT
melt, par irbt meo en- WanGel Nm
liatct, Wlnocn oo SprIaet % c'tcr
at Ell @Tac itror eitcr Ssoiclen hap.
&c ubirrt Ell minorc Operation, hpor'
pco ManQclcn finn / miliorc Wrdo
bIcu nihinlpcn. bar bcn lille Sidtfcl
liaoct fInnfcnbc hos line m%luturliNc
TorUlbrc, in0tiI 1i@ic 'na ell lloncl
ncri, at Slnbhcb1pTicnci cllcr Voli.
ficf ifllloc lt0iic Barnet n'oClc1 ION
ct brnolornt 0nr, NorTlorcne I'll
ltoh, az Sc bopbe iUl ont hlni Sll'
iUl6c / Chicago, hpor Ell STNe lc1s
tcNc at uoierc Sen Cpcrntion, Scr
ulloc 'orlpnQc ct p0nltnbt "orna
%ip. % omcuolfient DC 10 SiI'Tlocr
ncppc funbc inlnmcnllarc3, 'ao par
Set no0 ira sc mango N~Dl@ordrtltlcr
io~nlconing Chicago %UQens o''cntli1c
GrflprinQ. at Sc hup0c lll9ct I'm bar
bIriifc CpioininQ Ter bar | oia'c
famine Gage oprcttet ell I'm "c'llllilN
al Nuitnrclicn / Ie1 Ntolnc@, ncnllla
"Npcn9 Nor, % Nira. Wc4)tlhclI,
oniat iom ionbnn, nltna liz oct 'tnis
tells Darn 90 III bct lnbloNt poo Ell
Nlipitnl, hpor bct nil Nipc3 Den bco-
lie Tlcic. Tlcrc al Nncns HTNer bar
tilbuot Sen me Mor FIN licnelte, %
ser itaI pco en- HUffc Sperotloncr
prrc llniiot til, at Ben TO Wnoneoer
Qonnle Viqc, ser bTrcr Napnct Eoro-
finn. piI irtte5 / no9cnIlnl0e normal
tSpr'atning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07
3Nnntunu.
Si!uert for Gut Wonf. 6

Silpert for Gnt %nmf. @rcot
Nortbern @oncns &unobus / Grt
@anf pil meb oct fprite blipe ubpioet
til oct oobbeIte al i'm mipGrenoe
Sterrelie, ibet ii me 100 SOB Iange
Tlaoie for Sofomotiper ifal tilfeies.
elsie ian1nle Hlaoie eller @naie FOR
Sotomotiper er / Gllnobuicts mtpU-
renoe Sfiffelic life mere emo 80 500
lange. Senne Silbpgning bill eicre
Gut @nnfs &irnobus til ct al sc itsr-
tie poo Great Hortberns &~opcblinie.
8reat Nortberns SoteI % Sormitpri
/ famine @p lfal ogiaa ombpgges %
forbeOres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07
EttN DuRrtn.
Tprbcorina NJ Naitb. 3inien.

Nprbcorina AZ Naitb:2 inien. Ser
ii0ca mi al Tolf. ion pcntes at lnpe
@cifco. at Wtilmaufee- Woncna Sinle
til Saith pil nmocrgaa ilerc Norbc-
brinQcr oa iUttes / fprlteflasies
Stuno til Sonlnlcren.
Naocr Gatcuies al Sun. Tait<N.
:. Charlton al Wobrib9c forrettcoe
iorleoen peo lin Sooer. 2. Gharlions
Nrnllllp. Gen Tlhrc Charlton, hpls
Stem or / Nan, blcp pict til Wtiia
Nifolinc @orion, ogian al &ap.
Tarmcrs elevator brGnot. Nar.
ntcrs elevator peb 8nllnp, ct Sioc-
ipor pao Wilipalitee. Wollens Sinle
oicnncn Spinf Gpnntp, ncobrTnotc
Scat iii 2oen d. nleo ct Cab paa
%pnnin9 oa Snobolo al $4,000.
disarmament bclpb Zig til $4,000.
Mlialfncn pprcr. Cen lite Warts
nlclote@ ira Wtobribgc, at Der oa paa
Soli% Various ,Sarm ilTr ocrne Sp
por IRE BONNER bsi Nlialia, trobs
ar ser fin uar hclgauct ct var Tiger
iioen Snccn Iua ct Tar Sob opbt paa
Macren. Carton menie, at Barron
"a icrite S~nobeltnina al IIialia pil-
Sc fomme omtrcnt paa famine Sio.
Nabpcr imcllcm. @iuinm e. Ser
rn, ser / mango Iar bar boet uco
Teaomocn, ifieb % brTbte Den lite
Warts lin Nabo. Mott. Inoerion,
ibet beune nGrmebe Jig @crrnS
Sicm. BERN rciite berpaa iro til
@pen, ensa9erebe Ell Iopofat %
ppcrsap iie I'll Eolitict. San
bar ienere icst at iortIare, at ban
troeSe InSerion pilbe opcrfaIoe ham.
San paaitaar. Of oenne fannie In'
bcrion for flere Iar iibcn brGbte en-
TSinnc, % unbcr er SrGttc for noele
llacr iioen par ocnrc @eaipenhcn
blepcn Sreitet. @errp p%aaitaar ba
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07
's "Naar oct blomjtrer / S,msmamos itmen''

fnu 25c. Gen w osioa opuiut til Gnprt at Nonor $. 2bourNn, os fables
'"Camila". Tn Gn@rtt otter ben barrel 5c. - Camilla is a n lovestory of
the finest type. and leaves a lasting impression O n the reader. De Lanere
MiSIetoe. = ut is pure and wholesome Lidgerwood Broadaxe. - Cen r IN
tresiant q pIp per att Ge'. Tator g. Sboreren, ypnbmere, %. 2. = III ct toez
|H9 fotalt, ct rent, Empet bonbsls og naturi9 Spro9". Suins Se9 SaIndnh,
Carlton, Nfmn, Nofdthr al "Td 9tborne",. Smb ollie Heniuiu9G til Sofoueren,
OSCAR o. 0DEGAARD. Wyndmere. N. Dakota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07

Tnt F%oitfuntpr. Wilntn er CT net
on oprcttct Toitfontor / Mcrccr
Gmmip mc0 amntc &. Stai iom Toit'
meter.
Annct ipr Nlnuocnfnocmict. Ncnrp
z. Niclicu Al &ild)onan or eitcr be.
'taoct Grnnlen Al aon1reSmdno
9ouuN ulepcn ino'iilci Tom Nipiront
III aubct uco Observation-Disclosures / In-
napoli%.
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Nnnct ipr NluuScnfnocmict. Sci
Wnpcrupr Nannn b%icmfummcn.-

@lperncr \. y Sauna, ber belton /
Norb SrcoSioe til Norac % Tan.
mart, tom Serbas tilboae til @iS'
mnrtt. San bar M hell operpunhet
Den SnaAom han poo>rog iig unoer
III Spholb / Giebcnharn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07

llbnrpnclie. Srieph N @c@'cr a.
Groofaton or al VrTiiocnt ySil'on
blcpcn uhnGpnt I'll SorGneoc Stdicr9
Warihal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07
MISUNDERSTANDING for %aaen Gin,

No'tnlelier Smitb | Gaaep Sin bar
ira @aihirston mootoact @clfeo ont,
al Der lirar lfal opcrtcrcs for |lio
pan Spisrclicn al Den plnnlaanc Ne.
notwithstanding. &c siortc Tnbuo
'tol aabncS | Waiblnston allcrcnc
Den 6te Npril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-07
Npmmcu tilifnbc / ct. Yanl. Wtr@

Giliu Nrnc'on al Nonlen Sails foIot
Iioiic Sorano0 pou ct iIct NortollN |
St. Vnill % brat lit bplre Mo1tebcn.
Mrs. Nrnciou cr 20 Nor Nnnmcl,
o0 benoca 5illtono bctragicoc2 0cr'or
lnnl nlcoct frltlit.
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Wirb Nslamo Sfulc brrnot. Sfolc

bpQuingcn / Niro &alono brTnotc
lent on Iitencn Den lite Warts mco
belle lit ~,>nbhoIb. Ter par fannie vi
ten Ell NuIoc al 20 @roIcr m1hcr
,3cro. buffet / hoi @rub hinbrcbc
Wran0iolfcnc / ocrcS Nrbcioc. (ubet
uur $4,000. mcb $4,000 N>iltron-
&c. Wian pioltc life hpproun &locl
uor opituact.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07


shocked at nothing, 1 man said to
anUther in the. offise, the peepel heer
take evrything as it comes & nothing
surprises them
is that so, asst his friend, then i
suppose you will tell me that broad
way woodent stand on its toes &
rubber if somebody hitched a cart
befour the horse & drove down
nav, the other gink replyd, they
wodent stop to tell weather the horse
was goin or comm
then they got to the point where
they put up a bunch of iron men for
a bet & the LIST man takes the other
over to a swell RESTRAINT, & says will
show you
they sits down & the LIST teller
orders some pie & cake and then he
comes for some pudding & then he
tells the waiter bring me some meat
& potatoes & other things, which he
names, & the waiter neerly has a fit
at seeing a guy eat his desert first
by this time all the peepel at the
other labels was rUbberin & some
was tapping there heads, & saying, !
the pore nut, the wheels are running |
backwards
then the lad orders some celery & |
then when he says bring me some
pickles & olives, the waiter calls the |
headwaiter over & says you'd better
call the cops befour this lad, gets cleer
of his base
then the man said you can bring |
some soup & 4 peepel got up & said
lets beet it befoUr he gets vishus, &
the boss of the phase comes & says
eether you eat the way civilised folks
do or get out, & the friend says you
win, but am still sure you can do
anything crazy in this town with !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07
TROUBLESOME

IROOBIESOmE
Mice little power boat you've got
there. Does ft-take much gas to
run it?"
Not very much, but it takes a lot
of profanity."-N. z, World.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
MISS CURD WEDS
 MIR. ALLEN IN BLOCTON

he marriage of Miss Mary Curd
 daughter of Mrs. Dolly Curd and MT.
 Samuel Solon Allen at the Baptist church
 in West Blocton on Wednesday evening,
 was beautiful wedding and one of the
 seasons most elaborate
 The church Was banked with a wealth
 of palms, ferns, pink Killarney roses
 and carnations. Four arches of smilax
 and pink julie lead to a large arch, from which a huge wedding bell made of pink tlille and rose petals was suspended, and under which the wedding party stood
 The guests assembled enjoyed a pro
 gramme Of nuptia, music by Misses Flu nice Thomas and Lavelle Mcintosh, as-
 sisted by Mrs. M C.. Davie, who sang 1T Love You Truly" The singing of
 'Lohengrin Bridal Chorus" was the an rounoing of the approach of the bridal party
 The rsferss Mir. B. Fl Gatlin and MT. F.. H. Bishop. came down parallel aisles, followed by little Ruth and Carolyn Downing, who wore dainty. froclSs of or gandie With pink sashes The matron of honor. Mrs. !. H.. Young, entered alone and was tecomingly gowned in green tulle with tatleta and an9 arm cluster of pink Killarney roses. Miss Mattlyn Parker. maid of honor. wore a girlish dress of pink tulle and lace with flow CTS of pink amt white sweet peas
 Ile tride entered on the arm Of Mir. | J B. Llave and was met at the altar b ythe eroom and his best man. MT. 1 'Iohl " 4 Hen who was preceded by lit itIe Herman Young.y beautifully dressed l in " lnte satin carrying the ring in the l lleart of a lnA, where the Rev. Willis Barnett perfornled the marriage cere- mony. q. S. x The brides robe was fashioned of crepe 1 de chine and chiffon, with overdress of 1 tulle and silver lace, garniture, the veil arranged in a tule frill being held in place by oTanse blossoms, and the bou- cuet was 2 flowing. bunch, of brides roses and lilies Of tic valley.a MT; and Ms Allen left immediately after the oerehtny for wedding trip to points in Ficrida, and upon their re 1 taiA will be at home to their friends with
 MS and Mrs. Fusene Reynolds in West l BioCton t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
BINhkbGNUuoM.
TABLEAU FROM SHAK ESPEARES PLAY

Miss Alice Rumph, artist, who has just returned from a season spent in study in New York and who has been in close touch there with Shakespearean tercen- tenary plans for the New York celebra- tion, will have charge of Drama league entertainment at Cable Hall Friday eve ming, April 2s at SIS o'clock.
 Miss Rumph, assisted by Mrs. w. S.. Lowell, is arranging taxleaux from Venice" Framing of the Shrew," ''Othello' Merry Wives of Windsor" Henry vIII.' Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet" "As You Like It., "Anthony and Cleopatra" and Midsummer Nights Dream
 These scenes will be given tableaux in an immense picture frame, the char acters being taken by the young society girls and men of the city.
 Very beautiful and appropriate music is being arranged by Mrs. F. T. Rice Mrs G. Houston Davis and William Gussen.
 Some of the best singers in the city will sing this Shakespearean music.
 This entertainment, the plans of which have worked out so quietly, is in an advanced state of preparation and prom fses to be one of the most thoroughly artistic programmes ever given in Bir- mingham.
 The members of the Drama league cen- ter are invited to attend this entertain- ment but will be required to present membership cards at door.
 New members who may wish to join the league are asked to remit for dues to Mrs. Philip Oster, membership chair man. Reemar apartments. Renewals should be sent to her also.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
ART CLUB GIVES
 NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBIT

Many lovely pictures, pieces of china miniatures and craft work have been received by those in charge of the ninth
 annual art exhibit that will be held al the public library April F.
 Pictures representing the most common place things. made beautiful by the com position and handling of the work have been received and tomorrow will be the last day for china, and craft work, alse for the miniatures. A prize is offered for the best piece q china exhibited.
 A committee of three nons1hibitors VII act as judges and will decide on the worthiness of each thing to be put in the exhibit, and will also award the prizes. A prize IS offered for the best picture exhibited there being no restrictions as to size, and it may be done in any me
 d;um, the prize being awarded on the merits of the idea. the comparison ano the rendering of it. es Anyone not a member of the Birming-
 ham Art club wishing, to exhibit may dc so by the payment of nominal fee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
PSI DELTA FRATERNITY
 GIVES LYRIC PARTY

The members of the Psi Delta frater- nity at Howard college entertained at box party at the Lyric Friday evening
 Following the performance the guests went to Newsome's, where at table adorned in orange and purple the fra ternity colors, and centered with violets and hints in orange and purple, the fol- lowing guests enjoyed delicious refresh ments, Miss Lola Mae Wood, Miss Ger aldine Hill Miss Elizabeth Meredith, Miss Irma Maass, Miss Hazel Newman, Miss Martha Truss, Miss Eunice Wright, Miss Amelia Gaudin, Miss Mildred Brannon, Miss Mildred Crabbe, Miss Ele Somerlin, Miss Claudia Hargrove, Miss Jessie Bry- ant, Miss Blanche Bradley. Miss Mar garet Ruft. Miss Ruby Stewart, Miss Mabel Beasley, Mir. Earle Nochois, MT. Robertson Kettles, MT. George Jackson, MT, John Codd, Mir. Erie Strickland. Mir. Trice Clayton, Mir. Martin Newman, Mir. Trueman Blake, MT. c. B, Boozer. MT. Morgan Boozer MT. Claud Moody, Mir. w. B. Woodall. MT. Fred Bryant, Mir. Eugene Dunaway. MT. R. L, Pate, MT. Garnett Harris, Mir. Roney Hilliard. The chaperones for the occasion are Mrs. NJ. L. Harris and Mrs. sherman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
GRADED UNION
 ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The Birmingham Graded union will meet Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the First Methodist church. The an- nual election of offices took place April 5 The state officers for the year just
 passed was reelected and in great ap- preciation of the work done through the
 14 years of her presidency of the Graded
 union, Mrs. S. P. Moore was presented a
 cameo pin, set in pearls hidden in an
 enormous bunch of violets by the vice
 president, Mrs. Von L. Thompson, as
 spokesman.
 Officers for year 1916-1917 as follows: President, Mrs. s. P. Moore.
 First vice president, Mrs. Won l..
 Thompson
 Second vice president. pr. Lola Taylor. tie Weakley.
 Treasurer, Mrs. O. J. Conwel Musical director, Miss Annie Williams. Assistant, Mrs w. l.. Watson. E Librarian, Miss Willie Edwards. r Instructors training course: Home de- pertinent. Rev. William McDougal adult department, Mrs. S. P. Moore:s teen-age department. Miss M. E. Kennedy; junior department, Miss M. F. Kennedy; pri- mary department, Mrs. Maud Hender- i son; beginners department Mrs. N. A Barrett.
 I.essons-Both graded and uniform les sons will be taught in all departments. A ! cordial invitation is given all Sunday school teachers to attend the union, the attendance last week being 21f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
 ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The Twentieth Century club met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank, H CIV itt at the home of Mrs. J. A. Downey on South Twentieth street.
 At this meeting the course of study for the following years work was selected, and tie club will take up The, South in the Building of the Nation.'S In, con neotion with this study the set of books by Miss Mildred Rutherford, historian of ,he south. will be used. M
 The following officers were elected for the next years work: President Mrs. R. F. Ashworth: vice president. Mrs. Clare E. smith: secretary. Mrs T. w. Tain; treasurer. Mrs. Frank Hammond; feder- ation secretary, Mrs. S. N. Blake; critic. Mrs c; F. Harrington; club director, Mrs. ]. P. Smiley; parliamentariah, Mrs. F. R Copeland membership committee. Mrs. w. L. Rosamond, Mrs, D. R. Cope land, Mrs. G. R. Stamps programme committee, Mrs. J. B. Smiley. Mrs. s, D. McArthur and Mrs. J. w. Johnson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
SOCIETY LUNCHES AT 2 FASHIONABLE CAFE

During the Lenten, season many in- forama! luncheon parties, at the clubs and small cafes, have been the cause of many interesting gatherings of the fashionable.
 Among those noted in the cafe at the Tutwilers yesterday were Miss Margaret Moore, Mrs. B. F. Moore, Miss Olivia O'Neal, Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, Mrs. Barnes Morgan, Mrs. Berry Baugh Mrs. John L. Raul, Mrs. E. A. Morris, Miss Lou Abbe Chambliss, Mrs. Mat Murphy, Mrs. LeRoy Percy, Mrs. F. B. Shireman, Mrs C. E. Glenn, Mrs. Leslie Fulenwider, Mrs. T. w. Palmer. Mrs. s. l.. Ledbetter. Mrs Sea'e Harris. Miss stella Palmer. Miss AIaeBelle Patterson Miss Elizabeth Scholar. Miss Lucille Harris, Miss Vir- ginia Bell, Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Mrs. Gus Pope, Mrs. J. T. EIillman. Mrs. Cav, Mrs Gladys Grambs Groom. Mir. Owen Gresham. MT. Walter Brewer, MT. H. K. Milner, MT. Billy Hausmann, MT. Fred erick Gunster, MT. Phares Coleman, MT. Rae Lang, MT. C. B. Glenn, MT. J. H. Phillips, pr. C. c. Thacn from Auburn, MT. Erskine Ramsay. Mr. Frank Crock ard, MT. William Hazard. MT Martin Ponceler and Mir. Ed Bragg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
WEDDING PLANS FOR
 LUSSIER-JAFFE WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Mildred E. Jaffe, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Julius Jaffe to Mr Richard F. Lussier will be solemn ized on the evening of Thursday April D. at o'clock, at the home of MT. and Mrs Jaffe on Highland avenue, Rabbi Morris Newfeld officiating.
 Miss Jaffee has asked Miss Zelna Lef- kovits and Miss Carrie Kent to be her maids of honor, and her sister, little Naomi Jaffe. will be flower girl.
 MT Lussier will have as his best man Mir. Walter Brower and MT. Joe Kohn
 will act as groomsman. Preceding the ceremony an elaborate musical pro-
 gramme will be rendered by Davidson s orchestra and MT. J. D. McGill will sing
 70 Promise Me" and At Dawning. '
 During the ceremony selections will be
 played on the harp. cello and violin.
 Only the most intimate friends and relatives will be present and following the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Jaffe will be hosts at an informal reception.
 The young couple will leave for At lanta where they will attend grand op- era, later going to Atlantic Beach, Fla. Upon their return they will be at home with MT. and Mrs. J. Jaffe on High land avenue.
 Among the out-of-town guests who will be present for the wedding are: Mr. and Mrs Marx H. Rosenbaum of Meridian Miss Mrs. Wilson Searight of Memphis Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Swain of Tus- caloosa MT. and Mrs. Max Lefkovits of Columbiana, MT. and Mrs. Sam Goldberg and Miss Adele Goldberg of Talladega MT and Mrs. Robert Herman and Mrs B. Jaffe of Greenwood, Miss, Miss Zelna Lefkovits of Ward Belmont college, MT Anderson Jaffe of Petersburg, Va, Miss
 F'ren Hudson of Covington, Ky, and MT S. A. Bostwick of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
MIR. AND MRS. REYNOLDS
 ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON

Entertaining in honor of Miss Mary Crrd and Mr. Samuel Allen, Mir. and Mrs Eugene Reynolds were hosts at beau tiful luncheon on Wednesday at theii home in West Blocton The tables were adorned with rink honeysuclSle and car nations MT and Mrs Reynolds included in their hospitality Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Morgan. Miss Mary Gray Morgan, Miss Mary Curd, MT. Samuel S. Allen, Mrs Dolly Curd of LaGrange, Ga; Mrs Her bert Reynolds of Centreville, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Reynolds of Montevallo. Mrs James Troadhead Miss Frances Broad head a,;d MT. and Mrs. J. w. Allen ot Birmingham