The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-07
News of Society and Activities of Women
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1 the bigger ones borne by our brothers | and sisters across the sea, are endured | for freedom just as much as the trials | of the pioneers from wnom we are proud to trace our descent.
 Hold your head high! Remember that hero is only one who does more than | his duty and go about your daily round of work with the bearing and the heart of one who is qualifying to have a cross of war pinned to her kitchen apronl l
 Mrs. Corrie Handley Rice will give the 1 third of a series of piano rectals this evening at S:30 o'clock at Cable hall The programme is as follows:
 (a) ''Nalse Caprice" (Spross), Mrs. Hale V. Tarrant, Ellen Dupuy.
 (b) "To Spring (Greig); Co Butter 1 fly Qavallee), Mrs TarranI. (a) 'Solfeggio'' (Ph Elm. Bach); (O "Duetto" (Mendelssohn) (c) I'm promptu." flat major (SchuberD; (d) 1 Concerto" D minor, allegro (MozarD, ] Cleo Melcher.
 (a) "Preludes, Nos Il, 20, 21" (Chopin) !; l (b) ''Arabesque, No. 2' (DeBussy); (c) Prelude" c sharp minor (Rachmani- nof), Stuart Mims
 l (a) "Ballade," A flat major Chopin; 1; l (b) ''Humoreske" (Rachmaninoff) (c) l Sparks" (MoskowskD, Mrs. C. A. | Brown.
 l At recent call meeting of the Eleanor l Hord club, a Liberty bond was pur- chased and this patriotic action of this club will doubtless be an incentive to many other clubs throughout the city to 1 do likewise. This is the first body of women to purchase a bond in Birming- l ham.
 Mrs. H. G. Ireland entertained at lunch con yesterday at the Country club com | plimenting Mrs. Percy Eames, who is Mrs Ireland's house guest. Mrs. oscar Underwood, Jr., and Mrs. Hollis Bush two brides elect, and Miss Carrie Yates, a bride elect
 The table was adorned with red gladi- oli and flags. The guests were Mrs. William Cecil, Mrs. E. R. Ransom of Co., lumbus Ga. Mrs. T. G. Bush, Mrs. W. D. Nesoltt, Mrs. Miles Watkins, Mrs Hen derson of Montgomery Misses Mary and Margaret Munger, Mrs c. E. Ireland, Mrs C. B. Ireland, Mrs. Robert Thach, Mrs l. J. Osburn, Mrs. Frank Estep and Mrs R. J. Kerr.
 Miss Gustrine Miner entertained at very lovely luncheon yesterday at the Country club, complimentng Mrs John Frances Byrne of New York, who is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs Yer non w. Long. The guests were: Mrs Raymond Jones, Miss Helen McCarty Mrs. Theodore Randolph, Mrs. Maurice Henderson Mrs. William Dicks, Miss Edith Orr, and Mrs. Byrne.
 
 Mrs. Benjamin F. Powers has extended invitations to the marriage of her daugh- ter, Reba Louise, to MT Tolhurst, on wednesday evening, June 20 1917 at o'clock St. Mary's Episcopal church Bir- mingham. Inclosed card said: At home after July 10, Casper Wyo.
 MT. Robley Munger vii entertain at dinner party tomorrow evening com pllment1ng MT. and Mrs. Collett Munger of Dallas, Tex, who are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Dean
 
 Mrs. Charles H. Nabb entertained at a luncheon party yesterday at her home on Highland avenue complimenting Miss Fannie Dunn, a popular bride-elect. The guests were: Miss Dunn, Mrs Evans Dunn, Mrs. w R. J. Dunn, Miss Marga- ret Moore Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Mrs. w. H. Ket- tig Mrs. Herbert Tutwiler, Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, Jr., Mrs. w. c. Phillips, Miss Le May Caldwell, Mrs. Orlne Shipman and Mrs. Fred Phillips.
 Miss Kathryn Fierce will appear in piano recital tomorrow evening at Cable hall Miss Fierce has recently returned from a years study with Ernest Hutcheson and will be heard again with great intereat and pleasure. Miss Margaret Keith will entertain at a luncheon today at her home in North Haven, in complimenting Miss Margaret Clements, who is to be married June 13 to MT. R. c. Hamel of Mcdonald, w. Va.
 
 Mrs Crawford E. Edwards entertained at luncheon party yesterday compli- menting Mrs. William Irvine of Hunts vile, the guest of her daughter, Mrs J. T. Miller. The guests were: Mrs. Irvine Mrs. Miller Mrs. Kenneth Charl- ton, Mrs S. K. Galbaugh. MT. and Mrs. William Crawford en- tertained at a dinner party Tuesday evening for Captain and Mrs. Halstead and Captain McEwin.-Albany-De tur Daily. A musical and social will be given under the auspices of the Ladies auxil- ary of the Ensley Highlands Presby- terian church on Friday evening at the church. most interesting and unique programme will be given. The Ensley trio and the --ute band will render selections interspersed with read ings by Mrs. Rodgers and Hrs keith. Miss Sarah Mckenzie and Mrs. Charles Landjabby will give violin duet. The public is invited.
 Mrs. w. H. Kettig will entertain at luncheon on Saturday complimenting Miss Fannie Dunn, a popular bride-elect