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

at the CaDle nall, Tn Wn1cn Sne Will pre-
 sent a number of her pupils, and the following programme will be rendered : 1 (a) The Song of the Paper Dolls (Ma-
 tilde Bilbro); (b) The Fresh Start (Wil- liam Saurks), Josephine Connors. Silhouette (Reinhold), Dorothy Mer- Irell.
 | (a) Arietta (Reinhold); (b) Pedal
 Study (Jesse L. Gaynor), Aileen Step
 henson.
 Carmen March (Bizet), Florence Tar lrant
 Swing Song (Fontaine), Blumie Snug
 erman.
 l Novellette (Chaminade), Lida Step 1 henson.
 | (a) Good Humor (Marris); (b) ISpringtime (Morris), Gertrude Brown.
 Scenes from an Imaginary Ballet | (Coleridge e-Taylor), Eleanor Murdock. l Venetian Boat Song, No. 12 (Mendels- ishon), Hara Newsom.
 I Scherzo B flat major (Schubert), Ruth
 Hessler.
 Sonata c. major-First movement 1 (second piano part by Greig) (Mozart),
 Mrs. Hale V. Tarrant
 | Will O the Wisp (MacDowelD, Ellen
 Dupuy
 Fearn.
 l To Spring (Greig), Louise Heacock Etude Mignonne (Shutt, Cleo | Melcher.
 Piano Duo-wa1tz Caprice (Spross),
 Louise Heacock Cleo Melcher. 1 Mrs George Defreese and Mrs ! George Bennett will entertain at l linen shower tomorrow afternoon al | their home on Park avenue, in com l pliment to Miss Leona Davis, bride | elect
 Mrs. J. B. Danforth entertained Sat urday afternoon at bridge at her nome | on South Thirteenth avenue in honor of Mrs. William OFerral, who is I recent bride. The houhe was oeco- rated in ferns and many colored nios- sons and tables arranged for l6 play | CTS. The prize for top score was | lovely hanging basket or flowers ana l the guest of honor was presented with | a hand embroidered guest towel. Ihose | who played bridge were Mrs. Oferrall' l Mrs Lewis Underwood, Miss Margaret i Coleman, Mrs. Gaston Terrence, Mrs' l E. M Mason, Mrs. William Dunn' Mrs. l James Wilcox, Mrs. Reid Lawson, Mrs. | McNeil. Mrs. Lee Bradley, Mrs. Vic l tor Hanson, Mrs. Harry Wilcox, Mrs. | Edward Warren, Mrs. Key Milner, Mrs; Harris. and Mrs. J. M. Mason, ana later in the afternoon a number or other friends were invited Tor tea. Miss Virginia Robertson Of Mexlco is
 the guest of her cousin. Mrs. D. A. Hol. loway. in Montgomery for the month Of June This charming young girl IS the daughter of Mrs. Herbert Hodgden, who was formerly Miss Maude Bankheao'
 niece and adopted daughter Of senator and Mrs. J. H. Bankhead. This IS MISS Robertson's first visit to Alabama since her removal to the west several years ago and she is enjoying the experience or l ,toy yono h n tives whom she has not seen TOT a long while After concluding her visit to Mrs. Holloway Miss Robertson will visit rela- tives in west Alabama
 Sunday evening at their home on Mill
 ner Heights MT. and Mrs. Sam Rlch en- tertained at betrothal reception in hon
 or of their daughter, Miss Ceclle Rlcn,
 to Mr. Lionel Veil. son of MT. and Mrs.
 Isadore Well of Montgomery.
 Among the Montgomerians who attend
 ed the reception were:
 MT. and Mrs. Isadore Well, MT. and
 Mrs. Leo Strassburger, MT. and Mrs. Emile Well, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S1-
 mon, Miss Hannah Simon, MT. Herman Simon, MT. and Mrs. Sam saoel' MT.
 Myron Lobman, MT. Bernard Lobman, Mr Julian Strassburger, MT. Victor
 Loeb, Miss Anita Strassburger, Mrs. Carrie Lemie, MT. and Mrs. Adolph Well, Mrs. Schoenhoff MT. Raphael Loeb and others
 At the annual meeting of the District Nurses association Mrs. Charles O. Locke and Mrs. s. l.. Ledbetter were appointed committee to express thanks to the
 merchants and other friends for the many
 kindnesses shown them at the time the charity ball was being arranged for and it was decided to use the paper for this means. The following are among Those who so kindly lent their aid:'' To MT. R. D. Burnett and his associates for the free use of the skating rink to
 MT. Edmondson and MT. Cummings for courtesies during the rehearsals; to MT. Gray and his assistants for skating in- structions; to the skate boys and other employees of the Hippodrome; to Louis Saks for the use of the decorator MT. Barnard; to Blach & Sons and MT. Fried man for the use of columns for decora- ton; to l.. Pizitz; to MT. Bloch, manager of the Parisian to MT. Murray Brown of | Goodall & Brown; to MT. Felix Drennen of Drennen & Co.,; to MT. Harris of Mo- l Way Seed Co.,; to MT. Edmondson of | Parker's; MT. Koenig, MT. Hugh Scales, Mcdonald & Hearst, Mr. Lambert, MT. Leo Loeb and MT. Vaughan of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb; Mrs. George Brooks, the Birmingham Ledger The Birmingham
 
 l MT. Boxhelder, manager of Woolworth's S | Second avenue store; to Caheen Brothers, | Burger Dry Goods Co.,; to Hirsch Millin- l cry Co.,; to the Birmingham Arms Co.,. j; | to Porter Clothing Co.,. to Yeatman &s l Co. to Davidsons orchestra. l The following announcement of the we'd l ding plans of Miss Lucille Jackson of Montgomery, who is maid of honor in the Moore-Barnett wedding, will be read with
 interest by Birmingham friends: l "One of the most brilliant of the June weddings will be that of MT. Charles
 Harris and Miss Lucille Jackson which | will be solemnized at 4:30 on Thurs day afternoon, June 9. at the old family | home on Moulton street." says the Mont | gomery Journal. "The bride will be at tended by her sister, Miss Mary Jackson | as maid of honor, and her matrons will | be Mrs. Roscoe Lummus of Columbus, | Ga.; Mrs. Hampton Lee of New York l and Mrs Rizer Walker. 'The bridesmaids will be Miss Alice OConnell, Miss Carl Pinkston and Miss Katherine Paris. Little Misses Kath- leen Jackson and Martha Goodwin will | be the ribbon bearers and little Miss Lute Ruiz of Birmingham will be the ] flower girl.
 "Mr. Harris will be attended by his 1 father, MT. George L. Harris, as his | best man. and the groomsmen will be Mr. | Roscoe Lummus of Columbus, Ga; Mir Newton Staggers and MT. Elliott Will | Hams of Birmingham; Mrs. Cleve l Stokes, MT. Rizer Walker and Mr. Eu- gene Smith.
 After wedding trip, MT. Harris and