The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-03
SOCETY NEWS ARJD ACTTWTTES W IEE CITY AND SUBURBS

' Alex Cecil Jr.. Miss Susie Haskell with | Mr. Hamilton Wilkins, Miss Mary Loans Ball with Dr. MaINon Davidson, Miss i Elizabeth Prince with MT. Lenox Brooks, Miss Elizabeth Massey with MT. Vloyd Murray.
 The. members of the Vesper club enter ] taired Thanksgiving evening with very brilliant dance at the Hillman, which was greatly enjoyed by everyone present This being the first of the Vesper's dances The officers of the club are: MT. Donald M. Hiers, president; MT. Jere Evans, vice president; MT. Hugh l Matthews, recording secretary; Mir Frs Kline Seay, social secretary; Mir. Jack Hornady, treasurer MT. Wilbur Holmes MT Weatheral Bell. MT. Ralph Walters Mr Charles DeVaux, MT. Carl Hogle, MT. Edgar Robinson. board of directors. The members are: MT. Edwin Cumming, NIr. Frank Hopkins, Mir. Edwin Bosnian, MT. Francis Smith. Mir. Clyde Kennedy
 Mir Edwin Parrish, MT. Claude Bolton, Mir. Walter Harris, Mir. Walter Black we'll, Mir. Tom Newton, Mir Marion Lo- key, Mr. Coleman Moughon. MT. Rddick Estes, MT. George Tarrant, Mr. Henry Naff, Mir, John Montgomery, MT. Rich ardson, MT. Hunnicut and Mir Headley.
 Miss Mallam presents her pupils in recital Tuesday evening at Cable hall. The following programme will be rem dered: Quartet, "Millers Wooing" CFanning), Miss Jones and Miss Reid, MT. Turner and MT. Monroe. Cradle Song" CMacFadyen): Were My Song With Wings Provided" Hahn). Miss Minnie Koenig. 70 Rest In the Lord" tMendelssohn) (Elijah); Thy Beaming Eyes" (Mac DowelD, Miss Katherine Reid. "Ah! Sad My Lovely Heart" (Tschaikowsky); May Morning" Oenza), Miss Eloise Allen. Dear Heart (Mat- teD; "Obstination' (De Fontainelles), MT. c. R. Turner. Duet Meet Me By Moonlight" Miss Dearborn and Mir. Law ley. Intermission. Massenet He Is Kind, He Is Good GIerodiade); T Hear Thrush At Eve (Cadman), Miss Willie Jones' 'Israfel' QSing); War" tRog- ers), MT s. Ray Monroe. "Sapphic Ode (Brahms); "A Little Thief" (Stern), Miss Augusta Dearborn. Silent As Night
 Bohm) Wanderers Night Song" CWhelpley), Mir w. Cooper Lawley. Miss Jones and Miss Reid, MT. Turner and MT. Monroe Miss Mallam at the piano.
 Following the departure from the city of much valued member, Mrs. F. B. Wells by unanimous action, the club voted to extend to her a tribute, beau tiful platinum inlay teacup, with the sentiment, ITO our former club member with the assurance of our love, esteem and the desire that this cup of good cheer may recall to her on the third Thursday of each month the meeting of her friends, the Perihelion club mem bers."
 The above from the Rock Hill (S. e Herald will be read with interest, Mrs. Wells being the wife of the new minis- ter of the Highland Methodist church. She was a member of the Perihelion club of Rock Hill and was presented this lovely gift on leaving for Birmingham
 The music lovers of Carrollton en- joyed a treat last night in the way of 8 song recital given by Miss Ethelyne Chairsell Hayes of Birmingham. pupil Of Clara Harper-Steele. The school audi torium was well filled with representa- tive people and from the very beginning the little singer, with her wonderful voice held her audience in rapt atten- tion. Miss Hayes possesses an unusually sweet clear voice and her handling Of it showed no lack of training. Her pro- gramme was we'll selected and each num- Der was heartily received and the youth full singer was brought back many times. NlIlanelle, Dy Del ACQud Wnlcn WAS ue- cidedly the heaviest number was beau- tifully done, and Miss Hayes is being prophesied as a wonderful singer. Miss Willetta Stringfellow of Reform was the able accompanist and received a spe- cial request for piano solo by the ap- preciative audience,-Pickens County Herald
 Tn honor of the first anniversary of TyJ.- a1,, N.,1 dance and banquet was given last week at the homes of MT. and Mrs. John Craig and Mir. Aubrey Allison. The party was chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. Louis Stern, MT. and Mrs. W. K. Tres chel MT. and Mrs. Craig and Mrs. p. s. Gillespie. During the evening MT Stern was called upon to make a speech and he thanked the members of the club in behalf of the visitors and praised all members for their social activities as through their effort a large majority had the pleasure of enjoying many de- lightful evenings. Among those present at the banquet were: MT. Isham Giles pie and Miss Francis Dodge, MT. John Craig and Miss Vivian Treschel, MT Aubrey Allison and Miss Bertha Weaver, MT. F. l.. Richter and Miss Stanley Scull,. MT. Parker Osment and Miss Grace Worrell Mir. Allen Hopwood and Miss Lucy Lovett MT. Roy Watkins and Miss Elsie Sparrow, Mir. H. Holt and Miss Grace Davis, MT Fred Jackson and Miss hot Mr