The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-25

accurate in their Shakesperean appro- i priateness.
 This was a part of the tercentenary | celebration and is one of the most in-
 teresting of those that have been given
 in the city.
 Miss Earlyne Reynolds, who is to be | married soon, is to be the honored l guest during the next few days, as
 many lovely parties are being planned
 for her Mrs. J. S. Counselman will
 entertain in her honor and also for
 Miss Mary Lee Bell next Tuesday with
 an afternoon tea.
 Miss Ella Louise Ward will give a bridge party next Wednesday when she 1 will have the Bachelor Girls as guests. l Mrs James F. Dunlap will give a
 luncheon at the Southern club on June 1 3. Miss Etoile White will give a mis- i cellaneous shower on June 6. Mrs. H. 1 J. Copeland will give a luncheon at | the Tutwiler on June S. | Mrs w. c. Lloyd will give a luncheon at the Southern club on June 10.
 Mrs. George D. Reynolds and Miss 1 Verna McCrosery will be joint hostesses when they will entertain the bridal party after the rehearsal on Tuesday evening, June 13.
 1 The following programme will be rem dered this evening at the Birningha Conservatory of Music, when it presents ! Miss Beatrice Tate at the Cable hall at S:30 o'clock.
 1 l. (a) Prelude and Fuguue in C Minor | (Bacm; (b) "Rondo in c Major" Op. 51 | (BeethoYen).
 2 Forest Scenes op. S2 (Schumann): {: l l. Entering the forest. ?. Hunter on the l lookout 3. Solitary flowers. 4. Haunted | spot. 5. Pleasant scenery. 6. At the ! inn. 7 The bird as prophet 8. Hunting Song. g. Farewell to the forest | g. (a) Three Preludes, c, Minor, B Flat" (b) 'Impromptu F Sharp Oc Bal Jade Flat Chopin.
 A. (a) "To a Water Lily" op. 51; (b) Shadow Dance op. 8 (MacDowelD. | 5. "Gavotte" (Gluck- Brahms); (b)
 Fairies at Play Heymann). Mrs. B. A. Inglis was hostess at buffet
 luncheon yesterday when she entertained at her home on Crescent avenue in com pliment to Miss Anne Sue Copeland, | whose marriage will occur in June Dorothy Perkins roses and ribbon grass formed a. pretty central ornament for the table, and the guests were Mrs. Copeland, I Miss Copeland, Mrs. J. H. Livingston of 1 Ocala, Fla; Miss Katnieen Livingston, Miss Mary Malone, Mrs. Sarah Malone, | Mrs. J. w. Fain, Mrs. John Lunsford,
 
 Preston Blake, Miss Margaret Frickhof- l fer, Miss Ward Mrs. David Ditto, Mrs. | Dave Wood, Mrs. c. E. Kyle and Mrs. l Thomas Sims.
 | Mrs. E. A. Hummer entertained at her home on Maiden Lane yesterday when the members of the Wednesday Luncheon club were her guests.
 A mahogany vase was given for the prize. The guests were Mrs. D. E. Root,
 Mrs. Dan Hogan, Mrs. w. J. Penhallegon, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, Mrs. w. A. Watts,
 Mrs. E. K. Sherman, Mrs. John Bowling and Mrs. Hummer.
 Mrs. George Wofford entertained the members of the Norwood Auction Bridge club Wednesday at her home in Norwood yesterday.
 Several games of cards were played and prizes awarded. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Willard Wheeler, Mrs. Will liam Lasseter, Mrs. Gregory Johnston
 Mrs. B. B. Merriwether, Mrs. T. B. Rob- erts, Mrs. L. R. Patton, Mrs. H. M.
 Bowdy, Mrs. w. w. odum, Mrs. James Hood, Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. c. T. May field, Mrs. Harry Walters and Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. Charles McCalIey. The Bachelor Girls met with Miss Doris Moughon yesterday afternoon at her home on Norwood boulevard. Auction was played and for the highest score a dainty camisole was the prize. After the games tempting plate course was served.
 Miss Moughon's guests were Miss Mabel Marler, Miss Dorsey Harris Miss Helen keiser, Miss Kathryn Ross, Miss Etoile
 White, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Nellie Haylow, Miss Earline Reynolds Mrs. Lewis Johnson entertained the members of the Wednesday Auction club yesterday afternoon at her apartment in the Levert.
 Mrs. Johnson's guests were Mrs. E. S. Sanford, Mrs. Boyce Bailey, and the club members Mrs. J. l.. McCants, Miss Louise Neville, Mrs. Hal Dumas, Miss Nina Nicholson, Miss Julia Mae Penney, Miss Marie Rosamond, Miss Annie Mae Shook, Mrs. Clifford Beasley, Mrs. Bruce
 LaRoche, Miss Smith Johnson, Miss Agnes Bethea, Mrs. s. H. Thurman, Mrs. William Worthington, Mrs. Bob Harris,
 Mrs. Bryan Mccormack. This evening an interesting group of debutantes and men will leave for Shades ! mounting at a point near the bluff, and have supper. Those who enjoyed the evening were: Miss Grace Murphy, Miss Margaret Moore Miss Gladys Williams, | Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Elizabeth Cald- well Locke, Miss Dean Dillard, Miss | Marian Leclly of Richmond, Va; Messrs. | Francis Brown, Ebert Jemison, A. A. Adams, Jr, Melville Davis, Winston An derson. Henry Badham, Webb Crawford, Jr. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. l Price Kimbrough of Greensboro. The Friday Luncheon Bridge club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. l H. M. Henderson. The table was prettily