The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-19

bier The members include Mrs T. e.
Barham, Mrs. \. L. Kidd, Mrs. B. w.
Hendrick, Mrs A. D. Gerothers, Mrs W.
j. Williams, Mrs. w. G. Memoli, Mrs.
X. 7. Millsap, Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Nc
Kinney and Mrs Sidney Dringer.
The following programme will be rem
dered this morning at IL O'Clock at the
meeting Of the Music Study club at Cable
hall:
Paper, Instrumental Precursors of the
Symphony" Miss Lucille Douglas. Piano,
prelude and Fugue c minor" (Bach)
Miss Erin Weller Violin, Sonata q
minor QHartinD, Mr.. William Gussen.
Piano, Dances from Suites or Partitas"
(Bach), Miss Annie Belle Croft
| Piano, "Rondo la Bandoline" Cooper
| i'm. Piano, "Tambourin' RameaU, Mr.
John T. Cathey.
Maj. and Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler will en-
| terrain at dinner Saturday evening at the
| Country club in honor of their guest,
Miss Eveline Magruder of Portland, Ore,
| who is their guest
Mrs. ]. e. Shelby and Mrs. w. c..
Lloyd will be hosts at a dance Tuesday
evening at the Motor and Country club,
honoring Mrs. J. T. Burney of Missis-
sippi, the guest of Mrs. R. D. Burger.
Miss Sara McCarty will entertain the
| members of the Joe Wheeler chapter of
the c. of c. at her home, Pill Hanover
circle, this afternoon at o'clock
=
Mrs. r. D. Burger will be hostess Sat-
urday in honor of her guests, Mrs. J. II.
Burney of Waynesboro, Miss, and Mrs.
c. s. Cummins of Columbus. Ca, enter
tanning at bridge party.
Mrs. w. Bew White entertained yester-
day at luncheon at her home at Chestnut
Hill complimenting Miss Annie Blinn
Donnelly. Pink blossoms were used on
| the table. Those seated around the table
were: Miss Donnelly. Miss May Collins,
Mrs. Henry Wagstaff of Atlanta, Mrs.
| Roy Knight, Mrs. Edward Crawford,
Miss Minnie Dryer Mrs. III. A. Bissell,
Miss Hortense Bissell, Miss Louise Glass
and Mrs. Ernest Hettrick.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Daniel Taylor
announce the engagement of their daugh-
| ter, Elizabeth Antonette, to Mr.. John
| Thomas Haylus, Jr., the wedding to
take place in November.
| There was a most splendid meeting of
the Birmingham Graded Union yesterday
| morning at the First Methodist church.
there being 241 present. From 10 to II AS
| the programme was carried OUT and
| after this a social hour was spent. All
| department were asked, to the basement
where lovely luncheon was served
| to all.
| An approaching event of much brill
lance and interest is the wedding of
| Miss Ann Agee and Mr.. Eugene Elebash.
| Many pleasing affairs have been ar
| ranged and others will be arranged for
the pleasure of Miss Agee and Mr.. Ele-
bash. On Friday next Miss Lucy Monk
will honor the lovely bride-to-be with a
| bridge party
For the wedding a number of relatives
| and friends from other cities are ex-
! pected. Among the number will be Miss
| julie Randolph of Montgomery, who ar
| rives Wednesday, and will be the house
| guest of Mrs. Hugh Mallory; Mrs. w. B.
| Kelly of Montgomery, Mrs. John Ried
and Mrs. John Evans of Birmingham;
Miss Helen Bashnsky of Troy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Elebash of Tuscaloosa and
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Nicrosi of Mont
gomery. Both Miss Agee and Mr.. Ele-
bash are popular with a wide circle OF
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