The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-15

morrow morning at 10 o clock and the women members are looking forward with great enthusiasm to the coming years work.
 The director, MT. E. E. Spencer, is said to be an able and enthusiastic director. He is a splendid athlete and capable of directing others in the work The exer- cises are varied, there are calisthenics, dumb bells, Indian clubs, basketball, handball, baseball, bowling, swimming. etc
 MT. J. D. Beavins teaches the women how to shoot and last year there were several who scored very high in this work.
 All departments of the club except two are open to women. The bowling alley, handball, room, shooting gallery, gymna- sium and pool belong to the women on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 to F o'clock. Each woman has locker and maid is in constant attendance. Among who were members of the classes the past year were Mrs. F. G. Arnold, Mrs. J. M. Buckner, Mrs. J. c. Corcoran, Miss Mary Cahalan, Mrs. c. EI Corwin, Mrs. Palmer Daugette, Mrs. w. s. Dur ham, Miss Josephine Evins, Mrs. E. F. Fraser, Miss Virginia Hassinger, Mrs. Emma Houston, Mrs. w. S. Harris, Mrs. Maben F. Jones, Miss Cary Johnson, Miss Carrie Kent, Mrs. s. F. Leslie, Mrs. R. F. Lussier, Mrs. c. F. Manly, Mrs. S. E. Mackenzie, Miss Sarah Mackenzie, Mrs. Ellen P. Murphee, Mrs. John A. McNeel, Miss Mary Munger, Miss Margaret Mum ger, Mrs. $. F. Nabers. Mrs. F. E. Ma bers Mrs. Maurice N. Neall, Mrs. A. $. Parke, Miss Mary Peters. Mrs. H. M. Robertson, Miss A. Rather, Mrs. Charles Sharples, Mrs. w. L. Shumate, Mrs. A. G. Smith, Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. F. B. Shreman, Miss E. Scholar, Mrs. s. q. Stubbins, Mrs. Oscar Turner, Mrs. John A. Turner, Miss Helen Throckmorton. Mrs. J. M. Smith Miss Clara Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Wyman.
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 The first of a series of recitals given by expression pupils of Mrs Earl G. Me Link will be given on Friday evening, October 27, at Cable hall. Mrs. McLin has arranged a number of attractive pro- grammes for the winter as we'll as sew eral social affairs for her pupils.
 The first programme will be followed by an evening of sfort plays at which time movie will be acted on the stage.
 The following pupils will appear on the first programme: Miss Myrtis Simp- son, Miss Willie May Bumstead, Miss Ro- samond Hill, Miss Bessie McCaskey, Miss Daisy Lloyd, Miss Leona Davis, Miss Ruth Lewis Miss Catherine Holt, Miss Emma Stockmar Mrs. Berta Hammond, MT. billiard Long. MT. Earle Venable, Master Earl G. McIiin, Jr, and little Miss Mary Frances McL.in.
 Tiae Good Cheer circle and the girls department of the Fifth Avenue Presby- terian church gave a very lovely linen shower yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs w. A. Abercrombie, honoring Miss Nelle Cosby, whose wedding to Dr. Cecil Gaston will take place on the evening of October 9, and Miss Mollie Ross, whose wedding to MT. Ben Walker will take place on Monday afternoon at the home of the brides parents in Tus- caloosa.
 Up two aisles made by long streamers of yellow ribbon marched the two brides elect to the strains of the wedding march, being preceded by two little girls dressed as cupids, Mildred Hodges and Margaret Cannon. They stood under two huge up- turned bells of yellow, attractively deco rated. The streamers of yellow ribbon hanging from the bells were pulled by the little cupids showering these lovely young women with many beautiful gifts.
 The ices and other refreshments carried out the yellow color scheme Those as- sisting in receiving were Miss Jessie Fitz- gerald, Miss Lucille Pledger, Miss Hoy and Miss Margaret Lewis. Miss Margaret Tynes Miss Annie Bess Crawword, Miss Elizabeth Ransom and Miss Gertrude Finch.
 Mrs Philip Oster. membership chair man and Mrs. William l.. Brown, secre- tary of the Birmingham center of the Drama league, will be at the desk in the book department of Loveman, Joseph x Loeb's from to on the afternoons of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. They will receive new members and renewals, issuing membership cards at this time.
 If advantage is taken of this facility for enrolling the inconvenience of the crowd at the door upon the opening day of the center, October A, will be avoided. The desk and this courtesy has been ex- tended by the firm of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
 All membership cards must be presented at the door of the Tutwiler ballroom for admittancc at the initial, meeting of the year. when the distinguished lady, Mrs. A. Starr Best of Chica~o, will lecture 10 the members of this center.
 Members may be accompanied by out cf-town guests, who will be admitted after registration in the visitors book and the payment of a very nominal ad- mittance fee
 The Woman's Catholic club will give a card party at the home of Mrs. Harry Gibbons, 5O3S First avenue, Friday after noon at 2:3J and evening at $50 O'CLOCK.
 Ladies who are on the five hundred committee are: Mrs J. Krohenbuhl, Mrs. l.. A Freeman, Miss Margaret Gibbons. Euchre, Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs. J. l., Conway, Mrs Belle, Mrs. Sam Dodd. Heart dice, Mrs. Carl Lundlum, Mrs. Arnold, Miss Mary Mansfield and Ms. Frank Krelhaus.
 The marriage of Miss Agnes Strange and MT. Kirby will take place on Wednesday evening at s:S0 o'clock at the vvoodlawn Methodist church, where the ceremony will be performed bys the Rev Robert Echols. The bride will be given ir marriage by her brother, MT George Stra ,ge Miss Tullie Strange will be the maid of honor, and Miss Frances Strange and Miss Ethel Cooper of Ashe- vile, N. C., will be the bridesmaids Mir. Flint Moore will act as best man anl the groomsmen will be MT. Fred Spence and MT. w. c. Wooten. Mrs Newton Sharpe Mrs. Asa Faulkner and Miss Hazel Newman will have the music in charge.
 There will be social held at St. An drews Episcopal church on Eleventh avenue south, in the parish house or Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. de lightful musical programme has been ar ranged by Mrs. Stephenson, and several