The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-25
ACHRONICLEOFS SOCIETY

|
 The L. c. club of Woodlawn has issued
 invitations to "dansant' at the News
 paper club on Thursday evening, and the
 following committee has the affair in | charge: Mrs. Harry Roll, Mrs. John Dem his, Miss Mary Mansfield, Miss Margaret | Raymond, Miss Cecilia McNamara. The 1 chaperones will be MT. and Mrs. Wood, | Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. | A. E. Micham
 i The marriage of Miss Sarah Etta Cur ran, daughter of Mrs. J. J. Curran and Mr. Thomas Irwin Dennis, was quietly l solemnized Thursday evening at St. Paul's church, the Rev. Father Coyle of- | fciating, and was witnessed by only the l members of the family. MT. and Mrs. Dennis left at once for a wedding trip | to Florida and eastern points and upon l their return will make their home in this city.
 { Miss Lotta A. Belden will present her | pupils in piano recital at her home I 1909 South Thirteenth street. tomorrow | afternoon at O clock and the following programme has been arranged for the
 occasion:
 Robbie Is Naughty "Strawb erries" 1 (MaximJ-Jeanetta Forbes. I Lamentatlon; Go1ng 10 School (Gur- | litt)-Margaret Brown 'Studdering Dan;" "The Rag Man" | (Maxim)-Virginia Knight. l Happy Farmer (Schumann); Japan
 ese Doll'' (swifD-Marjorie Alexander. E. z. Waltz Gehmarn)-Daisy Holt
 Huffman, Marjorie Alexander, Virginia
 Knight.
 Morning Son (Gurlitt); Carnival of 1 Venice (Arr. by Kern)-Jessie B. Laird. | Elfin Dance (Grieg); Rondo (ClementD-
 Parry M. Laird
 Among the Fairies (Barbour)-E Eliza beth 1 Beavers, Phyllis .Dimmick. On the Alma GAIT. by Godowsly); In Maytime (Parlow)-Daisy Holt Huffman. Saltarella (Behr)-Jessie and Parry
 Laird.
 In the Boat (F'rancke)- Elizabeth Bea- 1 vers.
 Etude D Minor (Heler-Phylis Dim- | mick
 A new musical organization, to be l known as the "Scharwenka Club" has recently been formed in connection with | the Birmingham Conservatory of Music. | MT. and Mrs. William Gussen direct the
 work of the club, whose membership con l sists mostly of pupils and ex-pupils of | the conservatory. So much enthusiasm | has been shown by the members that it
 has been decided to continue the meet | ings during the entire summer every Sat urday from Il to 12 a. at Cable hall. 1 Saturday an interesting programme was l given, Illustrating the history of the | piano Contests on musical history com l positions played and analysed have been 1 features of the other programmes. The 1 General View of music as outlined by | the programme committee of the Ma l tional Federation of Music Clubs will be T used during the summer.
 Miss Daisy Woodruff Rowley will pre- l sent her pupils in two recitals at the l Cable hall on Wednesday at o'clock and
 another on Thursday evening at s:15 1 o'clock. Wednesday afternoon the fol- lowing will appear on the programmes: l Miss Miriam Baker, Miss Mildred Ba- 1 ker, Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Miss Ruby
 Holloway, Miss Elizabeth Hammer Miss Edith McClain, Miss Margaret Smith,
 Miss Sylvia Pizitz.
 l On Thursday evening at S:15 o'clock Mrs. w. L. Simmons. Miss Crabbe Ha- l gerdorn, Miss Matthews and Miss
 Rencher will be presented in the follow
 ing programme:
 l (a) Concerto Larghetto Allegro Agi-
 tato" (HenselD; (b) Liberstraume (No. I9 QiszD-Mrs. William L. Simmons.
 Miss Crabbe at second piano. l (a) Concerto co minor) Allegro" (Mo-
 zart); (b) "Rigoletto" Qiszt)-Miss Ma
 mic Rencher
 1 Sonatina. Op. 36 No. (Clementi)-
 Maxine Hagerdorn, age seven, with sec
 ond piano accompaniment. | (D Concerto Allegro Appassionato Adagio" (Mendelssohn); (b) "Loreley'' | (Seeling); Co "A Swan Song" (Farjeon)-
 Miss Mildred Crabbe.
 l (a) Concerto e minor) Allegro Con Brio" (Beethoven); (b) ''Reverie' 1 (SchuetD; Co Sous Bois'' (staub)-Miss
 Frieda Matthews. Mrs. William l.. Sim
 mons, accompanist.
 | The following notice appeared in the
 Mobile Register and will be read with in- l terest by Birmingham friends: l Mobile relatives and friends of Mrs.
 John B. Reid of Birmingham former
 Mobile girl. Augusta Randolph, niece of Mrs. John Little Smith, will be in- terested to know that she is writing a i book. the title of which is Woman Who Are Making Alabama. Mrs. Reid, who :! is head of the woman's department of the State Fair of Alabama, is thoroughly up
 on her subject, which deals with women | in social. club and philanthropic life. The
 book, which will prove a most valuable
 one, as it will be in the form of direc- | tory of prominent Alabama women is not yet completed, but there is no doubt that | it will be greatly in demand when put on the market
 | mingham, the two charming guests of 1 Mrs. E. w. Faith were honor guests at an | informal bridge afternoon yesterday ten dered them by their two cousins, Miss Agnes Fowlkes and her young sister, Miss Helen Fowlkes, who has just returned from Judson college says the Mobile 1 Register.
 l The games were played in the cool of
 the afternoon on the shady front porch 1 of the Fowlkes home, and at the con
 clusion of the games the participants were l refreshed with an ice course.
 l was pretty little flowered work basket Miss Susie Perry, Miss Augusta Searcy ridian and Miss Alba Cover
 | Mrs John Milner Caldwell entertained l yesterday at luncheon at the country i club in honor of Mrs. A. M. Lynn of New York, and Mrs. Arthur Crowder, who 1 has recently become a resident of this 1 city. Mrs. Caldwells guests were Mrs. 1 Crowder, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Robert Jemi- son, Jr,, Mrs. J. c. Maben, Mrs. A. H. I Woodward. Mrs. John Kaul, Mrs. Alfred l Levert, Mrs. E. w. Barrett. Mrs. Felix l Drennen, Mrs. George Gordon Crawford, Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs. B. H. Cabiness, | Mrs. William Jordan, Mrs. Culpepper I Exum, Mrs. Frank Grider, Mrs P. G. l Shook. Mrs. Harold Samson, Mrs. Henry
 Fowlkes and Mrs Warner Shook. One of the most attractive events of I this week in the social life of Birnning- ~~-sII &Iz~