The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-23

1 HOnOr were. General vance GeneiaA Webb and Col. Charles Humphries of Jackson. Miss, Maj Pat Henry of Bran don, Miss, and Hon. George H. Dent of | Eufaula.
 1 Another lovely affair of Saturday was Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Wtlliamsons lunch con party for their guests at the South ern club. Among them were: Mrs. | Charles Bowman of Atlanta, who, until recently, lived here. and was one of Bir- mngham most beautiful and popular young married women. She is 8 very beautiful musician, and always delighted | her hearers; Mrs. c. NJ. Philpot Miss ] Rosale and Miss Lillian Philpot, two of l the visiting bellies
 1 MT. and Mrs Robert Dolejsi were luncheon hosts Saturday at the Tutwiler In honor of Mrs. A. J. Ochsner, president l of the National Federation of Musical I Clubs Mrs. David Allen Campbell, ed itol of the Musical Monitor, and Mrs
 Ella May Smith of Columbus, O., who have been in attendance upon the state convention of music clubs.
 Mrs. W. c. sterrett entertained at ! luncheon at the Newspaper club for Mrs. Dora Connolly of Selma, and Mrs. S. J. Marine of Pensacola, the house guests cT Mrs. Robert Sterrett in Edgewood. Mrs. Sterretts guests were: Mrs. Con nelly, Mrs, Marine, Mrs. S. B. Reese and Mrs. Robert sterrett.
 Mrs. S. T slaton's luncheon given re- gently for Miss Annie Sue Copeland was one of the most attractive of the many affairs given in Miss Copelands honor The pink and white sweet peas were used to adorn the beautifully arranged table, and Mrs Slasons guests were: ff-Cg J. R. Copeland, Mrs. I. W. Wood, Miss Mary Malone Miss Eunce Warner. Miss Margaret Frickhoffer, Miss Harre Pen land Mrs. Claude Orear, Mrs. Johns of Stuttgart Ark, Mrs, John Lunsford, Miss Elsie Kinney, Miss Margaret Shook and Miss Edith Smith.
 One of the events of the past week was the lovely Lyric party given Satur- day evening by Miss Josephine Evans in honor of Miss Anna Young of Baltimore. After the theatre the guests were enter tained with a lovely buffet supper and dance at Miss Evans on Highland ave- nue. Those invited were MT. and Mrs Thomas Hopkins and their guests, Mrs Young and her daughter, Miss Anna Young of Baltimore; Miss Elizabeth Wy 1 man, Miss Catherine Carey, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Frances White, Miss Elm lily Ford, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Marguerite King. MT. Frank Foster Mir Mark Myatt, MT. John Heidt, MT. Ameri- GUS Norment, MT. Lee Foster, Mir Alex Cecil MT. Robert Joseph Cook, MT. Wi- nam Francis, Mr. Henry Fowlkes, MT. Atwell Brown.
 The following programme will be given in West End park by the children of Hemphill school this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A small admission fee will be charged:
 Grand march, school.
 Browning of May queen, school
 Merry go round; Rose drill first grades
 Russian folk dance, second grades Danish folk dances (a) Ace of Dia- nonds; (b). Dance of greeting third grades
 Milkmaid dance fourth grades.
 Butterfly dance, fifth grades
 Garland Mazourka dance; Greeting folk dance, sixth grades.
 Wand drill, seventh grade boys.
 May pole dance seventh grade girls
 Last Friday evening Miss Myrtle Mae James entertained al an informal recep- ton Tor few members of the graduat- ing class of the Birmingham Central High school. The house was beautifully decorated with ivy, Paul Neron roses and sweet peas. carrying out the class colors
 
 Miss Frances Strange and Miss Mildred Clapp. Musical selections were given by Miss Esse Kronenberg, Miss Bertha En- gel and MT. Edwin Morris, the class vo- calist.
 Readings were given by Miss Bertha Engel and MT. Electric Griffin. Each guest was presented with a card of hand painted sweet peas, the class flower. Late in the evening an ice course was served by Miss Lucy Dismukes and Miss Lillla Dowell to the following: Miss Els sic Kronenberg. Miss Bertha Engel, Miss Myrtle Lyons, Miss Gladys Pickens, Miss Mary Dugger Miss Frances Strange, and Miss Sylvia Brandes, Miss Helen Evans Miss Dolly Blackwell, Miss Rose Badg- lev, Miss Rose Mendlesohn, Miss Mildred Clapp, Miss Lucy Dismukes, Miss Lila Dowell, and Miss Myrtle Mae Jones, MT. Kenneth James Smith. MT. Electric Grif- fin, Mir. Arthur Dowel, Mr. Percy Drag man, MT. Edwin Morris, MT. Bryson Aird, MT. Pendleton Watson, MT. Ben Copan, MT. Theodore Wright, Mir Ewen Crunck, MT. Myer Kronenberg MT. Pete Davis, MT. Gaston Raudman and MT. and Mrs. George Wallace Jones.
 Miss Jeanette Starr was one of the hostesses of the past week, entertaining at a dinner party at her home in Nor wood in honor of her guests, Mrs. Kate Ward of LaFayette. Miss Mary Glover and MT. and Mrs. w. s. Hite of Nash vile, Tenn.
 The second annual instrumental con- cert given by, Prof. A. D'Agnostino and some of his advanced pupils assisted by Miss Lucille Mailer, Miss Agnes Louise Connolly and Miss Teresa Barranco, wilt take place this evening at Cable hall at S:30 o'clock. The following pro- gramme will be rendered.
 1. Two violins, symphonic de Concert Ooncla)-Miss Charlotte Nader and Miss Sarah Barrett.
 ?. Piano solo, Carmen Fantisie" D'Agostino)-Miss Lucille Mailer.
 8. Two vioins, Concerto" in D minor
 Bach); two movements, Allegro vi- vace." Largo ma non troppo," Miss Mailer and Miss Marret.
 4. Double trio, Sonata Op. 92 O.achner) "Allegretto," "Andante." ''Vivace" GA. D'Agostino)--Miss Barrett, Miss Mailer, MT. Randman, Miss Scaccia. MT. Taylor. Extra violin solo, "Gavotte" (Abussi)-- Master D, Lschkoff. seven years old.
 5. Double quartet. "Andante'' and ''Rondo" PleyeD-Mss Y. Baabanos, MT. Taylor, Miss F. Christiieb, Master V. Scalco, Miss Barret. Master A.