The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18

Who recently graduated from t
 
 bride will be the maid of honor, and
 Miss Reba Woodfinn of Unontown will | be the bridesmaid.
 | The ushers will be MT. Henry McDan- ] iei MT. w. G. Wynn, Dr. w. T. Cooke of Demopols and Mr. Steel Spencer of Gallon.
 l MT. Henry Bradshaw of Florence will be the best man.
 1 Miss Strudwicl is a very popular young woman of the black belt, and has
 been frequent visitor to this city, and
 is sister of Mrs. Marvin Heflin. Mrs. Mary Young Riggs will present I her pupil Miss Mary Lee Frederick, in
 pianoforte recital, assisted by Miss
 Harriet Penland soprano, tomorrow aft
 ernoon at o'clock at Cable hall. | The following programme will be rem dered: I Two-part invention No. and three
 part invention No. CBach); minuet from l op. 31, No. (Beethoven); Land of the Sky Blue Water (Cadman); ''Till Wake (Finden)-Miss Penland l Impromptu op. 20 (Chopin); "Kamennoi- Ostrow' Rubinstein); "Mammy's Lul- l laby" Gamison) T Know of Two Bright Eyes, (Clutsam)- Penland Butterfly to Spring. (Grieg); "Ro- nance Sans Paroles" (St. Saens). l The following recommendations from the report of the president of the Music Study club were approved by the execu- tive board and passed at the club meet ing held last week. 1. That the work of the club be di- vided into departments under the direc- ton of the president and vice presidents each sharing the responsibility and pre- siding in his own department, i. e., there should be a concert and programme, a junior club, a choral and study depart ment.
 | 2. That in the programme department 1 members should stand fair test before being accepted for active work. 5 That as men are now eligible to our active membership, we should bring into our ranks not only the amateurs and professional musicians of that sex, but should establish male chorus for l the benefit of those who care to take advantage of it, and maintain a mixed chorus in our own club. A. That we attempt to form sym phcny orchestra during the coming sea- son. 5. That we cooperate with MT. Milan | in securing donations for the alcove of sheet music which we have established l in the public library. 6. In view of the biennial of the Ma tional Federation of Music Clubs to be held here in April, 1917 that all the plans of next seasons work be made with that fact in mind, and that the active service and cooperation of every
 member, both active and associate be pledged to make this tenth biennial the greatest of all.
 At this meeting the executive board j,lrx ir,an Cod 1, 1t1lt 1Or, There will be mass meeting held for better films on Thursday after noon at Cable hall at o'clock Mrs. w. L. Murdoch will preside over the meeting and give the opening talk. Short addresses will be made by the following well known women: Mrs, John London, president of the Council of Women's clubs: Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mrs. L. J. Haley. Mrs. w. w. Bussey, state superintendent of purity in art and literature of the Woman's Chris- tian union: Mrs. Richard Fell. first vice president of the Equal Suffrage association; MT. c. B. Glenn. who will represent the child's view of the film; MT. Griffin. who represents the mana gers of picture shows; MT. Jnhn F. Fornady will represent the educational view of the film.
 Mrs. Ohatcher will assume charge of the West End park playground on Tuesday and all mothers are urged to come to the meeting and bring their children to discuss plans for the play ground work Refreshments will be sold at this time to add to the fund of the playground
 Among those entertaining last even ing at the Country club were Mir. and Mrs Robert Jemison. Jr.. who Tad 10 guests; MT. and Mrs. Hill Ferguson had eight guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Coffin also had 10 guests, and others liam Cosby. Jr., MT. Manning, Mir. anu Mrs. Harold Samson, Mir H. Davis. MT. IIouseman and Mr. J. S. Bostick ~ Miss Kathryne Fierce will present her pupils in the following programme on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the Cable hall.
 Morning Song. Catch Me (Glrlittl, Bertha Cummins Corrente, Minuet (HandeD. Lucille Harper
 Barcarolle tscharwenka>, rrusilla Bowel.
 Two pianos. op. 174 No. 1 (G lrlittl. Hoy Lewis and Lucille Harper. Sonatina (Clementi), Nina Kate Sides.
 TO a Wild Rose. Will O the wisp. By the Meadow Brook (MacDoweln. Eini- ly Mccoy.
 Mnuet in E flat tMozart). Lucille Harper.
 Revere tSchuett. Drusilla Dovel
 
 Miss Kathleen Wood was hostess at a linen shower for Miss R@th Holmes. Nho is to be married Sunday, E.ne IS. to Mir. Wymond Rodgers.
 The house was beautifully decorated