The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17
By EMMA REID RYALL

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 and Miss Montgomery of Birming-
 ham, mother and sister Of the bride
 groom. Mir. and Mrs. Martin r. An
 sel, Mrs. Henry Honingsworth Har-
 ris and little son, Harry, Jr, of Green vile; Mrs R. r. smith, Misses Vemd
 and Gladys Smith, Lloyd. Frank. Hugh
 and Ralph Smith of Easley and Ansei
 Morley Of St. Augustine
 Miss Pearl Blackburne whose marriage
 10 MT J. Wilbur Cole wiz take place
 Ihursoay morning, June 2S. at the First
 Methodlst church will be attended by
 her sister Miss Grace Blackburne as
 maid Of honor, Mrs Joe W. Cowart
 as matron of honor Miss Enn EIocombe and Miss Anna Lee Horn as bridesmaids.
 Mr Tom Cole will act as his brothers
 best man Mr. E. V. Pope and Dr.
 Henry Ham will be sroomsn1en. The pllde will be given n marriage by her
 father, Mir Richard Blackburn
 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cole will be in
 charge of the musical programme.
 The following from the Greensboro Rec ord will be read with interest by many relatives and friends in the city:
 Mr. George Erwin Jones leaves in a
 few days to stand entrance examination at Annapolis. MT. Jones had many an-
 cestors and relatives in the navy and
 army. It was his forbearers. Generals
 Allen and Willie Jones. who were the
 berefactols of John Paul Jones. for whom John Paul added Jones to his
 name. He had a great-great t-great grandfather, Maj. Cadwallader Jones,
 who served with distinction In the revolu- ton. His great-gteat-g t-grandfather, Col. Cadwallader Jones. served in the war of 1912 His grandfather Col. Cadwallader ' Tx.v.. 1 Carolina regiment in the Civil war. tris uncle, Willie Jones. led the South Caro- lima forces in the Spanish-American war. His uncle, Harold Jones, is lieutenant in the navy and commands the Tonopah,
 now stationed at Boston.
 Birmingham public schools department of home economics. division of summer gardening and canning, announces the fol- lowing schedules for the week of June IS: Eastern Divisions.
 Monday, June 1s 10 a. m, Powell dis trict, at Central High school | Tuesday. June 1s. 10 g, m. Barrett school. East Lake, D. na-, Gibson school Wednesday, June 70, 1G a fn Woodlawn 1 Central school
 1 Thursday, June 2, 10 d. m, North Bir-
 mingham school; D. m. Seventeenth l Avenue school.
 | Western Division:
 Monday, June IS, 10 a. m. with Powell school at Central High school 2.30 b. n, 1 Henley school.
 Tuesday, June 19. 10 m, Graymont school; ? D. H., Elyton school Wednesday. June 20, 10 a. n., Fairfield school; D. m. Baker school, Ensley. Thursday, June q, Thomas East Thomas Acipco.
 feature of the work during the past week has been the holding of the eve- hing meetings in the Ullman and the Mar | tin schools. These mettings a-e welel at-
 tended, many men coming to the evening meetings.
 | These workers are waging very ag- ! gressive campaign seeking to get vacant 1 lots planted in beans and potatoes ] Tomorrow evening the workers will give 1 a demonstration and show pictures of garden work in the Enslev High school Miss Pearl Eugenia Blackburne, whose l marriage to MT. James Wilbur Cole will
 be an event of June 2S, is to be tho re-, cipent of many entertainments prior to the occasion.
 1 Miss Erin Holeomb. who will attend i honor her Tuesday a luncheon at the 1 Tutwier.
 Mrs Leon Coles Lyric box party will | be an event of Wednesday. | lHuISudS 4hIS. JOHl AOie VIII eDlGI- l tain al bridge luncheon at her home. l Miss Grace Blackburne who will att 1 tened her sister as maid of honor will l give a luncheon at the Motor club for 1 the bridal party Friday. i The last recital of the commencement 1 of Miss Daisy Rowley's School of Mu- i sic will be held Friday evening al S:15 o'clock at Star hall. Miss Rowley will l present Miss Mildred Frances Crabbe, l Miss Mamie Agnes Rencher and Mrs. l w. L. Simmons in piano recital. 1 The Drama league of Loveman,
 Joseph & Loeb will give a play at the
 Jefferson theatre on Tuesday evening, June 26 under the direction of Miss
 Evalina Willxerson. This work is really extension work of the Drama league
 and the board of directors of the league will act as patronesses.
 l It will be of interest to many friends lof Mrs. Marie Kern Mullen 10 learn that she will not be in Birmingham lnext season, as she has signed a con ltract with the New York Metropolitan lOpera company as their contralto so- Hoist She will leave here early next | month for Sherman, Tex, where she i will be the guest of her sister. Mrs H. Hemisch, and will later visit friends lin St Louis She will go to Chicago about October to begin rehearsals for liner part "Delilah," from the opera l"Sanson ct Delilah The picture of Mrs. Mullen in todays issue was taken re- icently in her costume to be worn in her role in the opera.
 | Mrs. Mullen talks most interestingly of her plans. She says that the company (Continued on Page Two)