The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-04

l sign Lesson Miss Ida Weber; How to 1 Conduct Recitation" Mrs. l.. H. Haral-
 son; 'Handicrafts, Miss Bernice Drake; | The Introduction of Domestic Science | and Manual Training In the School With out Equipment" Miss Marie Gore; The l Number of Subjects Taught in the Sew
 enth Grade Compared to the Number of I Subjects Taught In Any One Year of a l College Course. Prof. L. H. Haralson. Music will be furnished by Miss Chloe
 Elliott
 Miss Sara Mallam announces that on Thursday evening, February 15. at s:So, at I Cable hall she will present MT. Cooper
 Lawley, tenor in song recital. assisted by MT Frederick Hard. vioinist. MT. James Mckenzie and Miss Mallam will
 be the accompanies. MT. Lawley is well 1 known in musical circles where his beau- :, tifu lyric voice and strong personality
 have given much pleasure and created 1 fattering comment. Mir Hard is also 1 well known and is a violinist of unusual 1 ability and is always received with de- light wherever he plays. The public will
 look forward with pleasure to this reef | tai
 l The following invitation has been is- ] sued: MT. and Mrs. William Robert White request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Stella i Mae, to MT. Joseph Edward Brazeal on 1 Thursday evening, February 15, 1917, at S:3o o'clock, 1l50 Eleventh avenue, south.'' l Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lupton entertained ! at dinner party last evening at the i Country club complimenting Mrs. Will liam Fucker of Charlottesville, Va, who 1 is their guest
 |
 Mrs. LeRoy Holt entertained at nov
 city shower yesterday afternoon at her
 home complimenting Miss Flora Jones. l who will be married on Friday evening | to MT Beavers The entire house was 1 attractively decorated with quantities of I handsome ferns and palms combined with 1 spring blossoms. Mrs Holt was assisted | in receiving by Miss Jones and Miss Jean McGil. Miss Myrtle Lyons kept the 1 brides book. The dining room table was adorned with a lace cover over pink satin
 and centered with a large handsomely
 embossed wedding cake. which was cut 1 by the bride-elect. There was a contest 1 which was enjoyed by about 40 guests. *s
 l Mrs. R. M Marshall and her daughter, Miss Dadie Randolph Clark, entertained at bridge party yesterday afternoon in l honor of Miss Hughlette Mae Adams a
 bride-elect, and Ms. John B. Reid. Jr., a recent bride. The prizes were hand l kerchiefs and silk hose The following were among the guests: Mrs. Reid, Miss l Adams, Mrs. W. D. Bickell Mrs. Goodloe McGahey. Mrs. Isaac Houser. Mrs John Stone HoslSins, Mrs. R. A. Mullen, Miss Augusta Dearborn, Miss Margaret Brad shaw, Miss Helen Armstrong. Miss Eliza beth Turner, Miss Esther and Miss Mable Kennedy.
 MT. Loton Horton of New York city has 1 issued invitation to a reception on the
 evening of April 12 to introduce his son, 1 MT. Jerome Loton Horton and his young bride. He will be married on the after noon of February 22 to Miss Mary Stret
 of this city. The invitation are as fol-
 lows: Mir Lotion Horton requests the l pleasure of your company on Thursday, l April 12 at 9 o'clock in the evening at 1 IF West Seventy-s street, in the 1 city of New York;
 l The following invitations have been re- 1 ceived by friends in the city: MT. and Mrs. Charles William Stret request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to MT. | Jerome Lotion Horton on Thursday, Feb ruary p. at 5:30 o'clock in the afternoon at the Independent Presbyterian church. 1 Birmingham"
 The Pettus Roden chapter of the United l Daughters of the Confederacy will pre- | sent MT. Wimot Goodwin and Miss Flor ence Austin. violin. in a recital on Monday and Tuesday evening at the Tutwiler at lS:15 o'clock MT. Goodwin has very fine 1 baritone voice, and has received many brilliant press notices throughout the l country where he has sung. Miss Austin has been well received. both here and in Europe, where she has played before l splendid audiences. The following pro- l gramme will be rendered tomorrow even- ing: Eighth Hungarian Rhapsody Qiszt), Samuel Quincy. Arise Ye Sub terranean Winds (PurcelD; .Serenade | tStrauss); Three Shadows Campbell. Tipton); "Vulcan's Song (Gounod), Will
 mot Goodwin. ''Paraphrase Sur Faust
 (Gouned- Alard). Mss Florence Austin