The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-24
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By EMMA REID RYALL

Fly EMMA REID RNALL ney Smith, Mrs. William Bew White. Miss Lu cile Lamlxin, Miss Minnie Dryer. Miss Margaret Coleman.
 
 Mrs. E. B. Irwin entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Hughlettt Mae Adams, whose marriage to MT. I. F Griffith will take place Tuesday and Mrs Roy E. Brakeman, recent bride, whc has come from Atlanta to reside here The 50 guests who were invited to come at o'clock and have a cup of tea. The tea table was adorned with basket oi red roses and white narcissi. Mrs, Neniar Steele presided at the tea table and Mrs Wilbur Lewis and Miss Jamie Arnold as sisted.
 Receiving with the hostess were Miss Adams and Mrs. Brakeman. the members of Miss Adams bridal party, and Mrs , A. L. Jernigan of Newman, Ga,
 The local alumni of Washington and Lee university will give a banquet this evening at the Tutwiler in compliment to Dr. Henry Lewis Smith, the president of the university at Lexington, Va, who will be in Birmingham today.
 Dr. James Lewis Howe, professor of chemistry, and Dr. Robert D. Ramsey, travelling alumni secretary, will share the honors with Dr. Smith.
 A beautiful entertainment Is to be given this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs Dan Smith in Avondale for the benefit of Avondale chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy.
 Among the children who will pose in a series of living pictures are Misses Dorothy Mae Cole, Juanita Grover, Ma rian Butler. Judith Steele, Leonora Hart IInxr lHo rio Ullman, Katherine Grubb, Dorothy Shep- herd, Elizabeth Shepherd Mary Nabb Phillips.
 The regular monthly recital of the pre- paratory department of the Southern School of Musical Art will be given in the recital hall of she school this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, under the direction of Mrs. Cora Sheffer Anthony. The following pupils will play: Evelyn Blumenfeld, Eleanor Durham, Clarke Gillespy Jane Hamill, Marlin Harris, Grace Herren, Ruth Herren, Martha Hood, Bessie How els, Joyce Dyon, Lucy McCalley, Louise Sanders, Jean Sterne, Ruth Ungerman, Marion Wheeler, Margaret Williams, Mary Wood.
 The Clio Literary society of Central High school is enjoying many fine pro- grammeS this year Tn Inelr Stuuy or lno American home. Yesterday afternoon at roll call each girl told ways that she could beautify the home. after which Miss Louise Branscomb told of the ideal living room. Miss Foy Hall of the ideal bedroom for the high school girl, and Miss Daisy Lee Fergerson of the effect of the furnishing on the morals and health of the family. One of the club sponsors, Miss Fstzjerald, gave an inter esting story of the part one picture played in the life of a whole family After the report of the critic, Miss Mary Charles Coe the club adjourned.
 The Curry Literary society held its reg ular meeting yesterday afternoon at Gen. tral High school. The programme cons sisted of number of humorous essays on the High School. The programme was as follows: Thigh School Lunches" by Wilton Hogan; High School Students, by Walton Graves, and "A High School Students Love Affair" by Virgil Wilder.
 The Astraea Literary society held its semi annual social at the Central High school Friday. An enjoyable contest was