The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-10
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countered she found a great love for their ideal Maker and a reverence for the principles of their own belief. She de- scribes scenery coloring it in words as artistic as does the artist with the brush, and as the breezes blow you almost feel the flaming of the palms of India. The gift of description is hers, and the club likes to travel with her if only through the medium of good English, beauti- full simple use of language.
 Mrs. John B. Barton gave a lovely luncheon yesterday in compliment to Miss Annie Lee Alexander, a popular bride elect. Yellow chrysanthemunls centered the table and hand-painted place cards held the names of the following guests; Miss Alexander, Miss Thelma Alexander, Mrs. Walter Rosser, Mrs. Frank Oden, Miss Florence Gambill, Miss Fannie Mae Poynter, Miss Ruth Poynter, Mrs. Lewis Perkins, Mrs. Walker Bethea, Mrs Mur- phy Harton.
 The Junior Music Study club held a very interesting meeting yesterday aft ernoon. The club was entertained by the following programmes piano solo, Irish Lullaby by Miss Ellen Dupuy; & soprano solo, "At Dawning," by Miss Margaret Alice Thornton; violin solo, Alle2IO movement III NT HllllOI N9Sll1}S ny Miss Harriet Tutwiler; the piano solos, "A Song Without Words" Tschaekowsky and 'Whims," Schumann, by Miss Lil- lian Karpeles.
 The club then inaugurated community singing. After the programme plans were made for a social, to be given on Sat urday December q, at ? o'clock, to which all members are expected to be present. The committee with the plans in charge Ao r., One If special features of the social will be MT. Erin Farley's singing.
 Mrs. Charles Brown. Mrs. R. B. Broyles, Mrs. c. c. Nichols and Mrs. E. M. Will Hams were hostesses Thursday afternoon to the Jackson chapter, United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, at the home of Mrs. Brown, Woodlawn Heights. A very interesting programme was rendered by Mrs. Lucy Bell, Mrs. c. B. Yandle, Miss Ruth Gaines, Miss Virginia Nixon, Mrs. Roscoe Brown. A delightful salad course was served to about 20 guests
 Many friends are greatly interested in the marriage of Miss Ellen Spears and Dr. Emory Hains, which will be celebrat- ed at St. Mary's Episcopal church i'll Pell City next Tuesday evening. Miss Spears is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. IN B. SD2dTS, DUH Ol WllOlli iIftNS away been among the most prominent people of St. Clair county Miss Ellen is a lovely young woman of charming personality.
 Dr. Harris is a very talented and sue cessful physician of Ragland,
 Mrs. j. A. Pitts will entertain tomor- row afternoon at an auction bridge party complimenting Mrs. Jackson of Indian apolis, Ind, who is the guest of friends in the city.
 Although the clouds were threatening Friday, the afternoon was spent most delightfully."- at the home of Mrs. R. c. McCarty, where the members of the Joe Wheeler chapter of the Children of the Confederacy enjoyed a most interesting programme.
 The 'Ad" contest provoked merry laughter, but all became very quiet 10 hear who won the box of candy-Allen Kitchell-who accepted amid cheers of the other contestants.
 The pantomime, That Old Sweetheart of Mine,' by Riley, was given most at- tractively by Jean Lang Mitchell, Min nie Merle Martin, Sara McCarty, Frank Mitchell. Alfred McCarty, Lois Lloyd and Harry Forsyth.
 A poem was read by MT. Thurler West, who is very talented reader. Little Daisy Holt sang most attractively, Ire land Must Be Heaven" Claidine Johnston gave two readings, both interesting and amusing. Dancing followed the pro- gramme. The grand march was led by Miss Sara McCarty and Harry Forsyth. Later delightful refreshments were served. An important meeting of the chapter is called for Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the Young Women's Christian asso- citation by the director, Miss Stevonia Nash.
 Mrs. W. G. Leslie will entertain the Cosmopolitan Auction club Wednesday afternoon at 2:90 o'clock, at her home in Norwood.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will " Cornell will give a dancing party at the Motor and Coun- try club on the evening of December 26, compIimenting Mrs Graves Davis of Starkville Miss, who@wil be their guest at that time.
 Miss Julia Ware will entertain the Wednesday Luncheon Bridge club on Wednesday at 15 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Rush Randall enter