The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-14
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 I Douglas Frost who was dressed as a I parcel post bay ard delivered them every | few minutes during the afternoon musical programme was rendered by Miss Annie Brown, Mrs D. C. Ball and Miss Pearl Harrell The guests each reg stered in the bride es book and also wrote a recipe in the cook book Miss Clara Peck presided at the tea table, About 50 guests called during the afternoon,
 A very interesting programme has been arranged for the meeting of the Junior Music Study club Saturday, when the programme and instruments of the Bar rere ensemble of wind instruments will be explained by members Of the club who play wind instruments. The flute will be demonstrated by Jack Lieu, the clarinet by Himon Urdong. the English horn by w. D. Smith. The bassoon and oboe will also be illustrated. The programme will be beneficial to members of both the se- nior and junior club who will attend the concert of the Barrere ensemble. Other interesting numDers on the programme will be an ensemble piano number by Cleo Metcher and Ellen Dupuy. trio for violin. flrte and harp and a harp solo by Camille ChalifouX All members of both senior and junior music club are in vited to attend the meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. James Freeman have named their little daughter Mary Ellen. A birthday dinner party was given for Mir. D B. Holman by MT. and Mrs. w. $. Briggs Thursday evening at their home. The guests were: Miss Helen Tenn pleman, Mrs. Templeman Misses Otto- way. Miss Lucille Hoszins. Miss Pearl Simpson. Mrs. Gillespie and Mir. Marvin Phillips.
 The Curry Literary society held very interesting meeting Friday afternoon. The programme was number of short stories The stories were told we'll and enjoyed by all Plans for increasing the membership next term were discussed
 At the annual meeting oh the board of control of the Boys club the following officers were elected: Mrs. U. J. Prowell, president; Mrs R. c. Woodson, first vice president; Mrs. Frank Rushton, second vice president; Mrs. E. l.. Mountfort, sec- retary. and Mrs. Vassar Allen, treasurer. Friends in the city have received the following announcements; MT. and Mrs. James Daniel Pearce announce the mar riage of their daughter, Danela. to MT.
 
 January 10. 1917"
 It is announced that the next musical to be given at Temple Emanu-El will take place on Sunday, January 21. at which time MT Hartzele will have charge of the programme. The musicals will be held every two weeks, and will be attended by many music lovers of the city
 MT and Mrs E. N. Kilby entertained at dinner rarty last evening at the Country club complimenting their guest, Miss Anne Filby of Anniston. The guests were: Mss I<llby. Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Dorothy Davis, MT. Reese Murray, MT. Houston Willis, Dr. Keiser and MT and Mrs. William Bartlette Miss Emma Anderson was hostess yesterday afternoon at her home, 3130 North Twelfth avenue, at bridge party Dainty prizes were given and after the game delightful refreshments were served to the following guests: Miss Bessie Ferguson, Miss Clare Lynch. Miss Lucille Jones, Miss Julia Baron. Miss Annie Lee Horn, Miss Flor ence Williamson. Miss Kate Emens, Miss Mable Watts, Mrs. William Jenk- ings. Mrs E. F. smith Mrs. Nelson. Mrs Todd.
 The marriage of Miss Ruby Hulsey and Mir. August Brand took place on Tuesday evening at the home of the brides parents at Woodlawn, where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. S. A Ebinger of the German Lutheran church. Before the ceremony