The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
tcontnued from Page One)

and Mrs. Carl Holzborn for a cruise to Point Clear, where they will prob ably remain until after the Fourth Of July. Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Car michael will go later for visit to the seashors caml grounds at Biloxi
 
 The quartet of the First Baptist church will give. their final recital for the sum mer this evening at 8 o'clock.
 The following well known singers com pose the quartet: Miss Willie Jones, so- prano; Miss Katherine Reed, alto; MT. Charles R. Turner, tenor, and MT. S. Ray Monroe, baritone; Mrs. Belle Me- Coy will preside at the organ, accom- panied by the orchestra which is com posed of MT. H. Naylor flute and direc- tor; Miss Rozella Bennett, violin; MT. Basil Manly, cello: MT. J. M. Green, double bass and c. F. Manly, cornet.
 The following programme will be rem dered:
 Norma V. BellinO. orchestra; festival. "Te Deum'' in Eb. Dudley BuclO, quar- tet; hymn; prayer; duet, Tn the Cross of Christ l Glory (Sudd), soprano and bass; offertory, ''Sanctus" from Gou- mods St. Cecelia mass, orchestra; solo, Lowest Thou Me- GamberD, MT Charles Turner; "The Silent Sea" (Neid- linger), quartet; "Hark, Hark, My Soup C1arry Rowe Shelley) quartet; sermon cite, pr. Dickinson; trio, Father Lead Me By Thy Hand" from Belshazzar, so- prano, tenor and bass; "Quoniam," from Mozart's mass in G, orchestra; beneA<c- tion.
 Among those entertaining last evening at the Country club were: Mir. Meredith Roberts MT. and Mrs J. M. Cartwright, MT. Henry Gray and Miss Jordan ana Elizabeth Prince, who entertained in honor of Miss Margaret Nelson's guest Miss Natalie Caldwell, Miss Dean Dll- lard's guest, Miss Lecky, and Miss Macy Barrett, who is the lovely guest of MT. and Mrs Edward Barrett. Among those present were Miss Barrett, Miss Cald- we'll Miss billiard, Miss Nelson Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, Miss Leila Rob- inson and Miss Hattie Cullom, who IS also the guest of Miss Margaret Nelson, MT John Terry Badham, MT. Sharp Gill lespy, MT. Mason Dillard, Jr., MT Charles DeBardeleben, Jr., MT. William Kennon. MT Kennon Bowling, MT, Mar ring, MT. Percy Hillhouse, MT. Robert McPherson, MT. Lee Tillman, MT Leon- ard Brooks, MT Fred Caulder MT. Frank Prince and pr. and Mrs. Prince,
 Miss Inez Smith was hostess yes- terday at a bridge luncheon in compl- ment to Miss Agnes Hainey of Missis- slppi, the guest of Miss Julie Lokey.
 The guests included: Miss Agnes Hainey Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Martha Ellis Miss Sallie Ham, Miss Norma Scholar, Miss Massadith Hamilton, Miss Fannie Mae Pointer, Miss Julia Lokey, Miss McMeans, Mrs. John Caldwell, Mrs vann, Mrs. Wayne Martin, Mrs. Herbert Sutton and Mrs. Lynn Murray
 Miss Dimmis Wilkinson and Miss Mar guerite Wilkinson were hostesses at luncheon at the Southern club in com plirnent to Miss Lillian Lanier of Anna, III, and Miss Natalie Caldwell of Phil adelphia.
 A basket of shasta daisies adorned the center of the table, about which were seated: Miss Lillian Lanier Miss Ma talie Caldwell, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss Mildred Kettig, Miss Anne Lanier. Miss Marguerite Wilkinson, Miss Dimmis Will kinson and Mrs. Edward Wilkinson.
 Mrs A. H. Wooward will entertain very informally on Wednesday afternoon at her summer home near Woodward in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Oscar Underwood, of Washington, D. C.. who is visiting her parents, MT, and Mrs. J. H. Woodward, at their home on Highland avenue
 Mrs Caldwell Settle was hostess yes terday afternoon at g. box party at the, Lyric for Mrs. Eugene Pratt, of Atlanta, the guest of Mrs. Harding Burke.
 Her guests included Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Edgar Long, Mrs John Bill 1ings and Mrs. Hub ert Moore.