The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-08
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prizes were Boyett, Bromberg. Averyt Ash, Ideal Sam Meyer, Jaffy. Newsome and Nunnally.
 The following cards have been issued: Dr. James Haywood Davis announces the marriage of his sister, Dora to MT. J. J Andoe on Satuday, October z, 1916, Jasper, Ala. At home, Macon, Ga.
 Among the parties announced for Miss Ketchum, who will be married soon, are a dinner party on Thursday by Mrs. B. R. Moore. Saturday Miss Elizabeth Thomas will give Lyric box party. Mon- day, October 16, Mrs. Wallace Journey will give a miscellaneous shower. Tues day, October IT, Miss Florence Gambill will give a luncheon; October IS, Miss Annie Dee Rodgers will give a Lyric party; Mrs P. Cousin win give a hose and handkerchief shower on the 18th; Mrs. B. W. Frutticher will give a bridge party on the 10th; Miss Margaret silk will give a luncheon on the Fist, at the Southern club; Mrs. Clyde Barbour gives 8 Lyric party on the 23d and Mrs M. c. Ketchum will entertain the bridal party after the rehearsal on the evening of the 24th.
 The marriage of Miss Lucile Ketchum and MT Frank Oden will take place on the evening of October 25 Miss Annie Dee Rodgers will be the maid of honor and Mir Clifford c. Cox will be the best man, and the bride will be given in mar riage by her brother, MT. Robert Ketch- un. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Dr. Johnson of the First Meth odist church. Mrs. Wallace Journey will sing "Because'' and ''At Dawning" and Miss Fannie Mae Pointer will play the wedding march
 The following programme will be rem dered at the Highlands Methodist church this morning at Il o'clock:
 Organ, Chant de bon atur Gemarc)
 70, Come to My Heart, Lord Jesus' (Ambrose).
 Soprano solo, 70 Lord Be Merciful (Bartlett).
 Offertory, "Ava Maria (scheubert)
 Peace, Perfect Peace" (Brackett).
 Night service:
 Organ, "Evening Song (Johnson).
 'Oh, For Closer Walk With God" (FosteD.
 Offertory, "Cantilina" (Faulk).
 Abide With Me- (Schenecker).
 The choir is composed of Mrs. T. L. Bssel, Mrs T. E. Balz, MT. Aldridge, MT. T. L. Bissell Organist and director, Mrs. W. A. Logan
 
 Mrs. Hale V. Tarrant has extended in-. vitations for an afternoon tea lur tomor- row between the hours of and oclock, the guests being the members of St. Agnes guild.
 A luncheon has been planned for Thurs day, October F. at the Southern club in honor of Mrs. Ella May Smith of Colum- bus, O., who is coming to inaugurate a membership campaign under the auspices of the Music Study club.
 It is hoped that hundreds of reserva- tion will be made for this luncheon, as Mrs Smith has many important and val uable suggestions to make in regard to local conditions.
 Mrs. W. J. Adams is chairman of the luncheon committee and any one desiring reservations may call her by phone
 The Music Study club will launch a campaign for 1000 members at meeting to be held Monday morning at Il o'clock at Cable hall All members of the club are urged to be present and invitations have been extended to all presidents of women's clubs, people interested in cul- tural music, principals of public schools, music teachers, and all men and women interested in musical progress. The Treble Cleff club and other clubs inter-