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

1 Aria selected wilmot Goodwin. "Nachtstuck' (Schumann): ''Impromptu in A Flat" Chopin; Caprice in the
 Style of Scarlatti" PaderewskD, Samuel Quincy. Menuet'' (Boccherini- -Musin) 'Poeme' (Fibich); "The Bee' (Bohm}; 'Liebesfreud' (Kreisler), Miss Florence
 Austin. The Pilgrims Song (Techai-
 kowsky); T Know (sprossl; Cal Me No More (Cadmam, Wilmot Goodwin. | "zigeuner Weisen" (sarasate), Miss Flor ence Austin, "The Days of Long Ago.
 (searle); The Auld Pliad shawi''
 tHaynes) "A Group of Old Songs (se- leeted); "Bedouin Love Song PinsutD, iNiirHot Goodwin. Samuel Quincy, piano. The tea given by Mrs. J. A. Rountree Friday afternoon complimentary U Mrs. L. NJ. Bashinsky of Troy was an espe- eially happy occasion. and brought to- gether large group of women who are ardent admirers of the gifted honoree. 1t was the largest social event of the many arranged in her honor and by it's lnformality was made especially enjoy able About 75 guests called, among them being representatives from each of the eight United Daughters of the Confed- eracy chapters of Birmingham. A spe- cial feature of the afternoon was a short talk by Mrs. Bashinsky relative to her work as chairman of the U. D. C. schoI- arship committee, given by special re- quest of the hostess, in which she made | mention of the endowment of new s125O scholarship, given to her as a Christmas gift by her nephew This is the first pub- hc announcement made of the gift schol- arship, the place and name of which will 1 be announced later, and Birmingham women are very proud of being the first to be taken into the confidence of Mrs. ! Bashinsky. This is the first time that any scholarship of equal value has been given in actual money by any individual to the U. D. c. in any state, and comes 1 as a fitting tribute to one who gives so , greatly of her time and strength to the I scholarship work At the conclusion of Mrs. Bashinsky's remarks, Mrs l.. s. Handley, state chaplain of the U. D. C., l voiced the sentiment of all present in 1 expressing the pleasure occasioned by the 1 visit of Mrs. Bashinsky Mrs Rountree was assisted in receiving by Mrs. L. s. Handley. Mrs J. F. Penney. Mrs Scale l Harris, Mrs. George s. Brown, Mrs. F. T. Dunkerley. Mrs. H. B. Abernathy, Mrs. I Roy Armstrong. Mrs. Charles Ledbetter. Mrs J. Jaffe. Mrs H. H. F. Jefferson.
 Mrs F. H. SholI, Mrs. John Bethea, and
 Miss Adele Shaw. Miss Mary Lou Nance and Miss Selene Rountree
 
 1 The marriage of Miss Flora Jones. daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles P.
 Jones, and MT. Frank Austin Beaver will
 take place on Friday evening lat S:so o'clock at the North Highlands Meth
 odist church. She will be given in mar
 riage by both her mother and her father, who will on that day celebrate their sill | yer anniversary. Miss Elizabeth Jones. 1 sister of the bride, will be the maid of honor, and Mrs LeRoy Holt will be ma-
 tion of honor. The bridesmaids will be
 Miss Elizabeth Rush of Greensboro and Miss Jean McGill of Michigan. Little l Miss Jennie Mae Reynolds and Rosalind Jones will be flower girls. Dr. Fl. P. 1 Hanna will act as best man. The grooms-
 men will be Mir, Jesse Waite, Mir. Charles A Jones, Jr., and MT. Porter Westbrool. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. pr. c. A. Rush. president of the Southern university, an uncle of the bride. l assisted by the Rev William IT, Mans field. MT. and Mrs. C. P. Jones will give a reception in honor of their silver an- niversary the same evening following the wedding,
 Elaborate preparations are being made l for the annual luncheon of the alumnae | or Judson college given by the Birming- ham chapter, of which Mrs. J. R. Waters IS president. and Mrs. T. s. Herren. sec retary and treasurer. This luncheon will
 be. given at the Southern club on Thurs 1 day at ? o'clock. and very attractive programme will be given by representa- tive women of the large local chapter. Many prominent women of the city claim
 Judson college as their alma mater and
 this occasion will be brilliant one. pr. and Mrs. Bomar and Miss Kirtley from
 Judson will be present,
 l The Curry Literary society held it's first
 meeting of the new semester on Friday 1 iafternoon. A number of new members
 joined the club. Many interesting talks from old members and sponsors We're given.
 l Madame E. Gudrin. officer dAcad' emie ct de I'lstruction Publque. assisted by ! her daughter, will deliver lecture on
 Jeanne D'Arc" in the Margaret Allen
 school auditorium on the evening of