The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
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Flemming, Sr.. MT. and Mrs. Frank J White, MT. and Mrs. A. F. Hilleke, MT and Mrs. P. H. McGowan, MT. and Mrs s. F. Teague. MT. and .Irs. Leon Dulion Mir and Mrs. Frank Frank Cutler, MT and Mrs l.. T. Beecher, MT. and Mrs H. Lallande, Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Kribs MT. and Mrs. H. L. Bailey.
 Chairman of tickets: Miss Margaret O'Neill, assisted by Mrs. Annie Carney and Miss Marcella Coyle.
 Friends in this city will be interested to learn that Mir. Alvin Earnest Belden is filling summer lyceum dates through out west Alabama, visiting Gordo, Re- form, Carrollton, Aliceville, Dancey and other places. The Columbia lyceum bu- reau will present MT. Belden in recital with the following programme:
 ''Nothin' But Love" (Bond)
 "Mammy's Song CWare).
 a. "Nebuchadnezzar." b. ''Washin' Day"
 Secret of the Sea" Longfenow). Mu- sic by McDowel.
 Pictures of Memory" (Carey). Music by Schumann.
 visitors Wade). Poppy and the Pink (CaryD.
 Doll Songs in Costume"
 ''The Doll Dances"
 ''The Little Sugar Dolly"
 ''Pain in My Sawdust."
 Classic Dances: The Butterfly.
 The Swan.
 In the Spring.
 Spirit of Incense.
 Mrs Cary Baker was hostess at an in- formal bridge luncheon Tuesday at her home on Peachtree place in compliment to her guests, Mrs. White Collier of Bir- TD.1@1@ . N Hfr1. neapolis.
 The pretty decorations were of bright colored garden flowers and at the conclu- sion of the interesting game dainty prizes were awarded for top score and consolation.
 Eight friends were invited to meet the attractive visitors.-Atlanta Journal.
 
 Mrs. Victor seilaz entertained Wednes- day morning with a breakfast at her home on Fifth street, honoring Miss Hilda and Miss Louise Glenn of Birmingham, the attractive house guests of Miss Mary Eaton. Covers were laid for eight and a color scheme of blue and white was effectively carried out Between the courses a delightful musical programme was rendered by Misses Glenn and MT. Donald Smith-Knoxville Tribune.
 
 The elegant home of Mrs. Charles Vol ford was thrown open Friday afternoon from to o'clock to the ladies of the Owenton Methodist church for a mission ary social. The color scheme was yellow. There being masses of yellow flowers. There was a short programme. Mrs. J. H. Howell singing two selections. Miss Elizabeth Mabry gave a reading and Miss Naybell Self several selections on the piano. A bird contest was given. Mrs. Carol won the prize, a dainty handker- oh ,1o,.oiI ir, xraI1 1nx1r TrxyC cfd doS were chosen and proverbs books and cities were acted out" Mrs. Wolford was assisted by Mrs J. A. Myatt, Mrs. L. B. Self, Mrs. H. O. Babb, Mrs. Greer and Miss Elizabeth Mabry
 Dr. and Mrs G. P. Cousins entertained with a dance at their home last evening Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. M. C. Blake, MT. and Mrs. l.. Barker, Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Patterson, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Morgan, Miss Lucille Ketchum, Miss Lizzie Stone, Miss Margaret Silk, Miss Fannie Mae Pointer, Miss Velma Alex ander, Miss Susie and Miss Selma Perry, Miss Elizabeth Johnson, MT. Marvin Cous- ins, MT. Robert King, MT. Fred Muller, Mir Howard Suydam, MT. Dick Richard, MT. Bert Baldwin, Mr. Thomas Fitz- gerald, MT. J. D. Johnson, MT. Sam Patterson and MT J. T. Compton.
 The oeifna Journal nau the pleasure Sunday of announcing the enga cement of Miss Belle Wilkins, one of the love- Hest and most popular girls of the city, to MT. Chandler Coxe Yonge of Pensa- cola.
 The wedding Is to take place on Oc- tober 10 1916, at the home of the brides father. MT. Minges Wilkins, on Lauder dale street. The ceremony will be rather quiet affair." but owing to wide family connection of the bride. which Is one of the most prominent of the state of