The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-06

I take place on June l. at the s30 o'clock in the evening at Cable hall. Miss Craw- ford will introduce at this time two pu- pills, Miss Lucy Parker and Miss Annie Bess Crawford, who will be assisted by Miss Evelyn Hayes, soprano.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julian Adams of Wood lawn entertained at a party at their home complimenting their nieces, Miss Emma Music and Miss Estelle Music of North Birmingham. The house was adorned with many spring blossoms com bined with ferns and palms. At a late hour an attractive buffet supper was served to the following guests: Miss Ella nora Reichman. Miss Ala Reichman, Miss Julia McArdle, Miss Nettie Strong, Hiss Edna Harbin, Miss Elsie Metzer, Miss Annie Pearl Rodgers Miss Adine Wright, Mrs. Wright Miss Willie Franklin, Miss Mae Franklin, NIr. William Hobson, Mrs Charles Ball. MT. Brown Martin. Mr Will liam Music, MT. Jule Peake MT. Joseph Steele MT Abernathy, MT. Rynell Lav- erdy and MT. Moon.
 Mrs. Lee Merrell will give brides shower on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Kathleen Moody, bride elect.
 The following programme will be given this evening at the First Baptist church at 7.45 o'clock by the orchestra Apollo sextette:
 From Dawn to Twilight e. w Ben nett, sextette.
 Hymn.
 Prayer, Dr. Dickinson
 Melody of Peace" tTheo NJ Tobani), scxtette.
 Scripture reading.
 or. ;~.s tette.
 Hymn.
 Offertory. "Slumbering Sea-" sextette
 Sermon, Dr. Dickinson.
 Mons Chauffleuri" (offenbach), sex tette.
 Much interest is being felt throughout the city in the coming of Edward How ard Griggs. who will give a series of lec- lures at the Central High school audito- rum beginning Monday at 3:30 D. m. The subject in the afternoon will be Maeter- linck-Poet and Mystic.
 Monday May 7--"The Youthful Dream CT: the Dramas of Love and Fate.''
 Tuesday, May S-"The Poet of Mystery The Dramas of Death and Destiny.''
 Wednesday, May s-"The Interpreter oi Life: Wisdom and Destiny and Monna Wanna"
 Thursday, May 1o--"The Nature Lover: The Life of the Bee, the Intelligence of the Flowers and the Blind Bird"
 Friday. May 1.-The Mystic Philoso- pher: The Buried Temple the Double Garden and Joyzelle,
 Saturday. May 12-"The Poet of the Spirit: Our Eternity, the Unknown Guest and Mary Magdalene. s The evening course will be study of modern civilization. The subject will be- What is Progress?''
 Tuesday-"Th Causes of Human Prog ress.'
 Wednesday Elements of the Ideal Of Life"
 Thursday Historic Source of Modern Civilization'
 Friday womanhood and Human Prog ress''
 Saturday Education and Democracy < The golf tournament in Montgomery this week is exciting the interest of the local rollers who expect to participate, as well as those who are to remain at home.
 Mrs Bessie Ma ssie is president of the southern association and has made prep arations for the entertainment of women golfers from all over the south < The Gay-Teague is to be official head quarters. but many of the local golfers will be with friends and some at the hotel
 Mrs Matt Murphy Is to be the guest of Mrs Massie. Mrs. Victor Hanson will be with Mrs. Mary Barrington and Mrs E. M. Kilby will also visit friends
 Those who left yesterday for Mont gon, cry are Mesdames Henry Howe E.. NJ Kilby. E. L. Brown. Hubert Drennen Fred Phillips Joe Norman, Paul Chali, foux. David Roberts. Jr.. Sam Nshers Robert Thach, w !. Youne Matt Mur- phy, Victor Hanson. w. G. Harrison, w,