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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
MRS. T. P. WEAKLEY
 GIVES IrNIOIIE PARTY

Mrs. T. P. Weakley was at home yes- terday afternoon from to o'clock entertaining most delightfully."- at a party where southern songs were sung and Confederate "reminiscences enjoyed. Many of the guests had personal ex- periences to relate. and others, daugh- ters of southern heroes. had tales to tell of their heroism. The house was prettily decorated with Confederate banners. and the old fashioned refresh ments, including delicious sillabub, carried out the color scheme
 Mrs. Mary R. Finn, from Tennessee, told of the origin and work of the Ku-Klux Klan in the early sixties, and Miss Virginia Allen told the life of Gen William West A1fen. c. s. A., her grand father. Miss Eleanor Allen described a typical Confederate wedding. In it giv- ing a tribute to Mrs. Weakley.
 A musical programme in which Mrs Overton Fulton, Mrs Gordon Good rich, Mrs. H. P. Burrus, Miss Marjorie Ezell and Mrs Jack Adams took part, was a part of the afternoons enter tainment,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
MIR. AND MRS. BOWMAN
 ARE HOSTS AT PARTY

Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Bowman gave a dance for their sister, Miss Katherine Lane. at their home on Twelfth avenue, north The spacious lower floor was decorated with ferns and flowers and made an ideal place for danc- ing. In the late even ng refreshments were served by Miss Edna Lane Those present were: Miss Lucille Keith, Miss Lorena Finder, Miss Louise Harton, Miss Anita Bradbury, Miss Margaret Keith, Miss Mary Simmons, Miss Josephine Moi felt Miss Agnes and Miss Kathleen Mor- rison, M ss Mary McNally, Miss Kath- erine Lane, Miss Edna Lane, MT. Dewey Davis. MT. Stocton Bruner, Mr. John Carr, MT. William Cunningham, Mir, Richard Deas. MT. Bryan Chambers, MT. Henry Hablolston, MT. Russell Hawley, MT. Sam Latture, MT. Marion Lockey, MT. Claud Edwards, MT Keith, MT. Wal ter Blackwell, MT. J. w. Daniels, Mrs. Fred T. Thomas, Mrs. Roy Bowman and Mrs. James Lane
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
WYIAM

The Domestic Art club was delightfully."- entertained Friday evening by Mrs w A. Nordau at her home on Fifth avenue Vases of flowers decorated the rooms. A short business session was held after which the time was spent in doing needle work Punch was served and later & tempting salad plate was passed Those present were: Mrs. Marvin Walker Mrs F. w. Mcdonald. Mrs Fred Reid. Mrs Waiter Hearn. Mrs. Y. w. Canterberry. Walker, Mrs. B. S. Sloan Mrs. Fred Sawyer and Mrs. D. P. Page.
 MT and Mrs. Fred Sawyer were hosts at dinner party Wednesday at their home. Those seated at the prettily ap- pointed table were the Rev. Baker, the Rev T. V. Shumaker. Mrs. T. V. Shu- maker, Mir G. W. Futrell Mrs. G. w. Futrell and the hostess Mrs Sawyer.
 MT and Mrs. F. M Hoehn entertained at dinner recently on the seventeenth an- nlversary of their wedding. Those enioy- ing the day with MT. and Mrs Hoehn were: Mrs. Sarah Murphy, Mrs Charles Hoehn, Mrs. Robert Farley, Mrs. ]. M. Sawyer and Mrs. Samuel Caldwell
 At a recent rally of the Christian En- deavor the Wylam Christian Endeavor won the banner for best attendance
 Mrs. Jim Freeman invited a number of children to her home Friday afternoon t" celebrate the birthday of her little | Ronald Freeman. Several interesting games were played on the lawn, after which the children were marched into the dining room where dainty refresh ments were served. Mrs. l.. A. Wade and Mrs. M. C. Lathrop assisted Mrs. Freeman in entertaining the little folk. About 50 were present
 The members of the Brotherhood club and number of their friends were de- lightfully entertained at the home of Mr. ana Mrs William Haywood Friday even- ing. Several games and contests fur nished amusement. Later refreshments were served. Among those present were: Miss Stella McCord, Miss Gladys Rich mond. Miss Marguerite Shivers, Mss Sarah Gilmore, Miss Grace Burnell Miss Ellen Morris, Miss Edna Hoehn, Miea Maggie Carter, Miss Lottie Mae Smith. Miss Mollie Hall, MT. Charley Hancock. Mr. Porter McCord, Mir Lester Logan. MT Raymond Parkhurst, Mir Brisseli Streit, MT. Henry Miller. MT. Raymond Steele, MT. Robert Jones, Mr Ernest Cobb. MT James Lowery and others
 Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Parkin have gone to New York and from there will sail for an indefinite stay in England
 Mrs. Frank Russell has returned from Piedmont, where she was called on ac- count of the death of her mother.
 MT. Emmet Evans of New Orleans was a recent visitor here.
 MT and Mrs. Sam Caldwell have come to Wylam to reside
 Mrs. w. s. Crocker and children of Palos are visiting relatives here.
 Miss Louise Davenport of Valley Head is visiting Miss Lay Waller
 Mrs. Charles McPherson has returned from visit at Sulligent
 MT. and Mrs. John Young have named their little son John Elmer.
 MT. and Mrs Hugh Freeman ba,. named their little daughter Emma Jean.
 MT. l.. c. Boykin is home from the Tennessee company infirmary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
R A N DO M NO TIES

The Twenty-fourth street band of the First Baptist church will be hostess to the other bands Monday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sam Simpson, 1130 North Twenty-fourth street.
 
 Mrs. Clara Harper Steel will give a pupils recital Monday, May 15, at S:15 o'clock at Cable hall
 There will be a meeting of the board of directors of the Young Woman $ Christian association Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
 Miss Helen Keiser will entertain the Bachelor Girls Wednesday at her home Pelham Chapter, U. D. C., will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. H. D. Alexander and Miss Erie Conville at the Newspaper club.
 The Children's Hospital association will meet Wednesday morning at 1O:3o O o'cloclz at the hospital.
 Miss Carolyn Rosenstihl will entertain the Bidders May 19. in compliment to her sister, Miss Gertrude Rosenstihl, whose engagement to Mr. Morris is an nounced today, to Miss Earlyne Reynolds, another pretty bride-elect, and Miss Myr- Charlotte Thornton.
 
 Mrs E. Brasher Nelson and Mrs W. A. Abercrombie will be hostesses at tea Wednesday, May 10, in honor of Mrs. c. H. Krauss, who will leave the first of June to make her home in Pennsylvania The active and advisory board of the Mercy Home will have a regular meeting Tuesday morning at 10:3O o'clock at the home.
 The Round Dozen 800 club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. J. Lynch at her home on South Fifteenth street.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Garter .O'Ferrall are expected home Monday night from Richmond, where they stopped for brief part of their wedding trip.
 Miss Carolyn Garrett who has been visiting Mrs. S. Palmer Gillard in Mo bile, will return home Thursday
 
 Miss Jessie Walton of Nashville Is the guest of her sister Mrs Percy M. Smith Mrs. M. E. Henry Ruffin of Mobile will be one of the distinguished visitors in Birmingham for the reunion. Mrs Ruffin is the daughter of the late Thomas Henry Of Mobile
 Mrs David P. Anderson, who has been critically ill at the Birmingham infirmary, where she underwent an operation is much improved.
 Miss Virginia Bridges has as her guest Miss Estelle Hubbell at her home s23 South Eighteenth street.
 Miss Selina Sommerville and Miss Eleanor Sommerville. two lovely New York girls arrived Saturday to be the guest of Mrs James A. Going and Miss Elizabeth Going.
 Mrs Charles Beverly Hicks is visiting her mother in Cincinnati.
 Mrs A. L. Kidd has returned from of the Windsor hotel. During her stay Mrs. Kidd was delightfully."- entertained a card party at the home of pr. and Mrs. Spencer, another at the home of MT. and Mrs H. Bison, and a spend-the-day party by Mrs. H. E. Burke are some of the charming affairs given in her honor Mrs. Martin Lide has been called to Camden by the serious illness of her father, Col. Edward M. Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
SILVER RECEPTION
 GIVEN IN WEST END

One of the most delightful events of the spring season was a silver reception given Thursday evening by Band No 2 of the West End Baptist church at the home of MT. w. F. Jordan, 1217 Cotton avenue.
 Spring flowers were attractively ar ranged throughout the house. The guests were greeted in the reception hall by Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Robert Schroeder and Mrs. A. J. Garner. Little Misses Eliza beth Schroeder and Elizabeth Jordan were stationed at the door to receive the silver offering.
 Punch was served in the dining room from table banked with roses by the following committee: Mrs. Fletcher Will Hams, Mrs. c. B. sower and Mrs. Hobart Hawkins.
 A most enjoyable programme was rem dered as follows:
 Music-Mrs. Frye.
 Reading-Miss Margaret Harrison. Song-Duet, Misses Thomas.
 Music-Miss Tate.
 Reading-Mrs. Weaver.
 Solo-Miss Oliver.
 Reading-Miss Worrell and Miss Simp- son.
 Solo--Mr Wright
 Music-Miss Frye
 Solo-Miss Thofnton
 Music-Miss Tate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
LYRIC PARTY FOR
 MISS BEAUMONT

Little Miss Mary Winston Beaumont, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Francis Beaumont, was the guest of honor at Lyric party yesterday after noon with her parents as hosts. The oc- casion was her eighth birthday, and the guests gathered at her home for light re- treatments before going to the perform ance. Later they enjoyed ices at New some's.
 Included in the party were: Martha Riley Selman, Evelyn Sellers, Elizabeth Gewin, Medora Hambaugh, Evelyn Swan, Marion Gewin, Mary Ruth Adams, Kath- crime Allen, Mary Tyler, Mildred Allen Elizabeth Hambaugh, Mary Lee. Dorothy Smile, June Sharples. Margaret Mitch ell. Jeanne Beaumont and Mary Winston Beaumont.
 Mrs. Beaumont was assisted in chape- roning the merry party of young folks by Mrs. Nisbet Hambaugh, Mrs. Linton Selman and Mrs. Charles Sharples.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

this week at her home. 11o4 Thirteenth street south
 The Birmingham Association for the Aid and Recreation of the Blind will hold it's annual meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the city hall Election of officers will be held
 The Mother Goose club will meet Wednesday morning at II o'clock with Mrs. l. c. Dunnam. 5901 Fourth ave nue, Woodlawn.
 On account of the grand lodge. Odd Fellows meeting top floor Fraternal Hall building. The Miles School for Dancing will not hold it's regular social dance Tuesday night. May g. The Tuesday night dancing class will meet at the Margaret Allen school High land avenue, for that night only at 8 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

pecially fitting for garden party and it's charm will be enhanced by the wealth of wild foliage and flowers that surround the bungalow in which MT. and Mrs. Jacobs are now making their home, pend
 ing the completion of their house.
 A magnificent view of Birmingham on one side, showing all of the industrial beauty, and cn the other the still green beauty of the virgin slopes of Shades mountain, are just instances of the out look that may be obtained from the grounds of "Janus," and it is with feeling distinctly joyful that Birmingham matrons and girls have received invita- tions for Tuesday
 Mrs. Jacobs has asked charming group of matrons to assist her in receiv- ing, including Mrs. Parke, Mrs. Alexan- der T. London, Mrs. T. D. Parke, Mrs Harry Jones, Mrs. Jesse Ward of Aber- deen, Miss; Mrs. R. F. Johnston Mrs. A. J. Bowron, Mrs. s, M Ullnlan, Mrs. Frank Fowlkes Mrs. Eugene l.. Brown, Mrs Angus M. Taylor, Mrs. J. H. Cranford, of Jasper, Mrs. Jack w. Johnson, Mrs. Norborne Cooke, Mrs. Walker Percy, Mrs. H. l.. Badham, Mrs J. B. Turner Mrs. s. J. Bowie, Mrs. N. L. Murdoch, Mrs J. H. Minge, Mrs. Hubert Drennen, Mrs. Crawford Johnson Miss Amelia Worthington and Miss Mary Parke Lon don
 Yesterday Mrs. Parlke and Mrs. Jack Cranford of Jasper who is visiting Mrs. Angus Taylor, shared honors at a beau tiful luncheon given by Mrs Taylor at the Birmingham Motor and Country club. A large basket of yellow and white roses centered the table and place cards of harmonizing design marked the places of the guests, who were. Mrs. Parke of Selma, Mrs. Cranford of Jasper Mrs Solon Jacobs Mrs. A. G. Bowron, Mrs. w. L. Murdoch Mrs. Walter Beasley, Mrs. Alex London, Mrs. Richard John ston. Miss Amelia Worthington Mrs Earl Pettus and Mrs. Sidney Ullman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
LINEN SHOWER
 GIVEN FOR BRIDE

Miss Esther Rosenstihl of Ensley en- tertained for Miss Ada Newman by giv- ing linen shower. The apartments were prett ly decorated in pink and white, the wedding colors. musical programme was given by Mr. Burt Keller and Miss Lilly Goldstein. and Miss Ronela Holiday gave humorous reading Those in the receiving line were: Miss Ada Newman, Miss Esta Rosenstihl, Mrs. A. Rosensdhl, Mrs. N. Newman Mrs. H. Keller Miss Sammie Newman Four lit tie rls served the refreshments.
 A most unique and original idea was that of having the linen brought in by the washerwoman in an old-fashioned clothes basket
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
MANY AFFAIRS TO
 BE FOR MISS TYLER

Miss Miriam Tyler. popular bride elect whose marriage to MT William Claude Mitchell will be honored with a number of attractive pre-nuptial parties, the first of these being miscellaneous shower at which Mrs. Ernest Slye and Mrs. James Kyle will be joint hostesses Miss Kathryn Wynn will give kitchen shower Friday May 26 for Miss Tyler and Miss lone Harrison will be hostess or Tuesday afternoon. May 30, entertain ing at surprise party in compliment to Miss Tyler.
 Mir. and Mrs A. J. S. Tyler will en- certain at buffet supper on Wednesday evening, May s1, after the rehearsal for the wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
VESPER HOUR
 PROGRAMMES GIVEN

The following programme has been ar ranged by Mrs. w. W. Bussey of the relgious committee of the Young Wom- en Christlan association. This pro- gramme will be given at the Young Woman's Christian association hotel at the vesper hour, beginning Monday, May g. Topic: Building the Kings High way"
 May S-"A Survey Mrs. Henry Dill.
 May 15-"Foundation Builders GlIus- trated lecture), Mrs. w. w. Bussey.
 May Building the Structure" Mrs. E. R. Smith.
 May Some Women Who Build,' j Mrs. E. L. Glass
 f June 5-=A pageant will be given to close the programme by the young women.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
THE BLACK TULIP
 IS PLAY PRESENTED


 An interesting event in educational circles took place Friday evening at the Louie Compton seminary
 Each year as part of the work in English the seniors of the seminary write and stage play. This year they chose The Black Tulip" founded upon Dumas novel. for their theme. The gorgeous tulip garden of Herr Won Baerle and the quaint Dutch costumes formed a beautiful and unique setting for the excellent acting of the young women
 The pretty love story circling around the Imprisonment of Van Baerle and the growing of his black tulip by Rosa, the jailer's daughter, was very dramatically developed by Miss Ruth Pointer and Miss Virginia Brock man. Particularly pleasing also was Miss Grace Watus as the gentle anxious mother. Little Miss Mary Tyler the class mascot, was as winsome as could De deslred in her part of Wiena Brock In fact, each character was so well done that each deserves special mem tion.
 Following is cast of the charac- ters Cornelius Van Baerle, tulip fancier, Ruth Pointer; Isaac Boxtel, nelghbor of Van Baerle. Violet Wool ford; Diedrich Van Kloop Boxtel's servant. Christine Penn: Gryphus. the 1ailer, Pauline Echols; Jan. Bessie Sar- gent; Karel, Molly Ross Otto, Ada Bianeh Grey; Hans. Ruth Hale; Fritz, Louise Tubb; Craeke. messenger, Ju- la Belle Archibald; Bowelt- secretary to Van Systens, Fannie Archer: Prince William of Orange, Helen Meigs; Craeke, a messenger, Julia Belle Archibald Van Spennen, guard, Fannie Archer: Frau Hoile, housekeeper for Van Baer1e. Ruth DeJarnette; Anna Hollo, Lucille Abercrombie; Frau Brock Grace Waters; Wiena Brock Mary Tyler: Carlotta, Anabel Ewing; Amelia, Mollie Flncher: Martha, Kate Lee; Gretel. Mabel Isaacs; Rosa Gryphus. Virginia Brockman; Katrinka Gryphus. Cordia Dobbs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
Mrs. Charles Beverly Hicks is visiting her mother in Cincinnati.
A N N o U N c EM EN T s

Southside Baptist Sewing club, Band No l, will meet Tuesday morning at 10:S0 o'clock with Mrs. B. D. Ansley, 1915 Thirteenth street. south.
 A medal contest will be held Thurs day afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock in the W. c. T. U. rooms, 1131a Twenty first street, north. Six girls will take part each giving recitation on temperance
 
 Mrs. B. W. Hendricks will entertain the Cosmopolitan Auction club Thurs day at her home in Norwood.
 
 Yancey chapter. U. D. C., will enter tain at a card party Wednesday at the Newspaper club, the games beginning at o'clock in the afternoon. Their friends are invited to come and en- joy the games. which will be played for attractive prizes.
 MT. Frank Holland I4athrop will en- certain at luncheon on Wednesday, May 10, at the Country club, in special com pliment to Mrs Mark Andrews, re- cent bride. Mrs Lathrop's guests will include some of her friends among the young matrons.
 Miss Minnie Kennedy will be hostess to the members of the Birmingham Graded union on Wednesday at the First Methodist church. after the regu- lar meeting.
 Mrs J. Rivers Carter will be an in formal hostess on Tuesday. May g, giving an afternoon tea at her hand some home on Twenty- ninth street, south Mrs John Lewis Underwood has is sued invitations flor garden party Thursday, May II. between the hours of and 6 o'clock in compliment to Mrs. William Carter o'Ferrall. re- cent bride.
 The Alabama Library association will meet in Birmingham in Novem- Der, the meeting in Montgomery re- gently having been postponement of the last November's meeting pr. Thomas M owen of the department of archives and history in Montgomery is president.
 The Wednesday Morning Music club will meet Sunday afternoon at : o'clock Clark & Jones hall to practice for the reunion chorus The chorus will also meet Wednesday morning at 10:3o o'clock. and all members are urged to be present. The Friday I.uncheon Bridge club will meet with Mrs. H. M. Henderson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
MISS MARY M'GINN
 ENTERTAINS AT DANCE

The home of Miss Mary McGnn was very attractively arranged Friday even ing when she entertained at shower for Mrs. Clarence Graves (Cecelia Burke). a recent bride. The rooms were adorned with honeysuckle and ferns and late in the evening dancing was enjoyed and an ice course served. The guests were Miss Stella Smith. Miss Maude Mitchell, Miss Mary Gribbon. Miss Margaret Crib bon, Miss Mary Edna Freeman, Miss Mary McGinn, Miss Isabel McGnn, Mrs. Chamblee, Mrs. Leon Dulion, Mrs. Hilt- bruner Mrs. McGrath. Mrs. McGinn, Mir. Joseph Walters, Mr Emory Warren, Mir. Eugene Borders, MT. John Schauers, Mir. Harry Coleman, Mr. Henry Obving, Mir. John Blatzer, Mir. Miles Leavegood, MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Freeman, MT. and Mrs. Henry Warren, MT. and Mrs Enoch War ren, Mir and Mrs. M J. McGinn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

Miss Virginia White and Miss Elizabeth White, who are guests of their sister, Mrs Jack Walton at her plantation home near Greensboro, are being delightfully."- entertained. Thursday evening they were complimented at a dance at Uniontown Friday at Newborn and Monday they will be guests of honor at dance in Greens boro.
 Mrs P. A. Rossiter and Miss Fleurange Rossiter have returned from a visit to Chattanooga.
 Miss Elearnor Casey will leave May + for Washington, where she will visit her sister, Miss Julia Casey, who is a student at Washington college, for commence ment The Misses Casey will spend a fortnight in New York with relatives and friends before returning home.
 MT. and Mrs. John Randolph Copeland of Jacksonville are visiting MT. and Mrs. J. R. Copeland in Norwood
 Miss Ireta McCrossin has been appoint ed maid of honor to Gen. W. A. Col Her of Memphis. first division of Forrest cavalry. Miss Louise Morgan will be sponsor for that division, and the other girls and matrons are equally attractive. Miss Hettie sibIey and Miss Alma Mes ser have gone to Washington, to attend a house party and later they will go to New York. They will be absent from the city three or four weeks.
 MT. Wilbur Armistead of Corinth, Miss, will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Leake for the reunion.
 Among the reunion visitors will be MT. and Mrs Tanby of Texas, who will be with MT. and Mrs. Leake.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Scholar will return Monday night from Rome, Ga, where she has enjoyed a visit to friends.
 Miss Marie Rosamond, accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs. w. M. Owen, re- turned Friday from Palm Beach, Fla, where they spent four months with Mrs. Harvey Greer.
 Col Hillary A. Herbert and his daugh- ter, Mrs. Benjamin Micou, of Washington, D. C., arrived Saturday to be the guests of Mir. and Mrs. D. E. Wilson of Wood ward.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. A. Neal of Richmond, Va, will be the guests of MT and Mrs. Charles Ledbetter for the reunion.
 MISS MlHrne El. hennedy Will leave May 17 for Nashville. where she will be made field secretary Of the Methodist Episcopal church, south. MT. and Mrs. snowden McGaughey are at the Ridgely for a month.
 MT. and Mrs. E. T. Wilcox returned yesterday from Washington, where they have been for several months.
 
 Mrs. Littlebury Leftwich is visiting her father in Mooresville.
 Mrs. Louis K. Plosser and Miss Leona Plosser will return Monday from Little River, where they have been for several days.
 MT. and Mrs P. H. Pitts announce the birth of son. whom they have named Percy Henry Pitts. IT.
 Mrs. James Franklin is recovering from a recent attack of malarial fever
 
 Master Vestus Wilson Brock had as his guest Saturday his uncle, Mir Charles Davis, of Pensacola, Fla.
 Mrs. T. H. Miller, who has been very e1Joyably entertained as the guest of Mrs. Harry B. Wheelock, has returned to her home in Selma.
 Miss Lila Herren of Dadeville is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. S. Herren. on Eleventh avenue south
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
CADMEAN LECTURE
 IS POSTPONED

A telegram from the secretary of the Archaeological society in Washington to the ladies of the Cadmean Circle, an- nounces that the lecture scheduled for the evening of May 10 at the Margaret Allen auditorium. has been postponed until Oc- tober, when pr. Riggs fall tour will be inaugurated.
 The club women who were invited to en- Joy his illustrated lecture on 'Sicily,'} with the Cadmean Circle, are asked to re- gard the lecture as a deferred pleasure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
OPENING DANCE IS
 GIVEN AT THE RIDGELY

One of the very delightful occasions of the past week was the opening dance at the Ridgely Friday evening, when several hundred attractive people gathered for an enjoyable evening. The roof garden was lighted with Japanese lanterns and bright dance music was furnished by an orchestra until late in the evening. when
 Refreshments were sorved. This is the first Of series of similar occas sions in which the residents Of tho RIdsely and lhelr friends will participate tS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
FENELON CLUB
 ELECTS OFFICERS

Mrs. Henry Davis was hostess to the Fenelon club Friday afternoon at her home in Norwood, the following officers being elected during the business ses- sion: President, Mrs. E. D. Brown; vice president, Mrs. R. P. Pittman; secretary, Mrs. Edgar l.. Martin; treasurer Mrs M. B. Harpe; federation secretary Mrs. John Frederick; alternate, Mrs. Frank IIecke; critic, Miss Sara Neil.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
RECITAL GIVEN
 BY VIOLIN PUPILS

Prof. A. D,Agostino the well known violin Instructor and composer, will bring small army of violin students forward again at his instrumental concert at Ca ble hall, Tuesday evening. May 23. Like D'Agostino's previous recitals, this one also promises many striking features and it will be of great interest to music lovers. The programme will include Raeh's concerto in D minor for two vio- lins and piano, and "Carmen Fantasie'' for piano solo, which is D'Agostino' s latest composition for piano.
 One of the features of the evening will be Handers Largo" performed by 2t violns with accompaniment of the organ and piano.
 A violin recital will also be given at Clark X Jones hall Wednesday evening, May 24