The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-01
O C \ E T Y
By EMMA REID RYALL

{ kindly offered to secure the desired ln- l format tion, has not at this time been able to get 1t, and when he has received it there will be another call.
 MT and Mrs. Luther Reynolds gave a lovely dinner party last evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs Houston Brice, who have recently returned from their wedding trip. Among those present were MT. and Mrs L. N. Davidson, Miss Etoile White Miss Vera McCrory, Miss Margaret Reyno ds, | MT. Ralph Smallman MT. Fred Wheelock and MT. Robert Scott, and MT. and Mrs Bmce The following friends were invited ! in after dinner for dance: MT. and Mrs, l James Dunlap. MT. and Mrs. George Key holds Mir and Mrs Fulton Clark, Mr. and Mrs Carl Wittichen, MT and Mrs James Wilcox, MT, and Mrs E. s. Moore, Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Lloyd. MT. and Mrs Overton Fulton, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Coun- selman and others.
 The following announcement will be read by friends of Miss McKinnon of Selma in the city where she has been frequent visitor to her uncle, MT. Syd Lee
 The news that Miss Nell McKinnon has been elected to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Miss Lucy Belle Riley, assistant librarian at the Car negie library, will be received with pleas- urable interest by her friends, who feel that a more happy choice could not have been made, Miss Mckinnon is young woman of culture and charm and is member of the Selma Study club, where her work has always shown study and careful preparation.
 The following interesting programme was rendered Thursday evening at Ca ble hall by the pupils of the Academy of Music, of which Miss Daisy Rowley is the director:
 (a) Concerto. Larghetto, Allegro Agi- tato (HenselD; (b) Libestraume (No. 5 Niszt)-Mrs. William l.. Simmons. Miss, Crabbe at second piano.
 (a) Concerto co minor) Allegro (Mo- zarD; (b) Rigoletto Qiszt)-Miss Mamie Rencher.
 sonatina. Op. 86. No. (ClementD- Maxine Hagerdorn, age seven, with sec ond piano accompaniment.
 (a) Concerto. Allegro Appasslonato Adaigo (Mendelssohn) (b) Loreley (Seel- ing); Co "A Swan Song (Farjeon)-Mlss Mildred Crabbe.
 (a) Concerto co minor) Allegro Con Brio (Beethoven); Cb) Reverie (SchuetO; (cl Sous Bois (Staub)-Mrs. Frieda Mat thews; Mrs William L. Simmons, ac- companist.
 News was received in Marion Tuesday that Hon. w. M. Fowlkes was critically ill in Birmingham, and that he was not expected to recover. Judge Fowlkes went to Birmingham about a month ago for medical trea tment and his family and friends have been very anxious about him for sometime, but he had been re- ported to be improving and it was great shock to them to learn Tuesday that his condition had grown rapidly worse during the past few days, and that he was not expected to live more than a few days, says the Marion Times
 Judge Fowlkes is one of the best loved men in the county, and has been often spoken of as Marion's most useful cftl- zen and his condition is a cause of grief to every Marion citizen
 A splendid likeness of Mrs. J. F. Hooper of Selma appeared in Harper's Bazaar for July taken in a group of all state presidents of the federati tion at the recent thirteenth annual biennial of women's clubs which met in New York in May
 Mrs. W. w. Crawford entertained at an informal spend-the-day party yesterday at her home at Roebuck Springs in honor of Mrs. A. M. Lynn, and her guests were Mrs. A. M Lynn. Mrs. w. M. Jordan, Mrs. P. G. Shook, Mrs. A. H. Woodward, and Mrs Warner Shook