The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-15

recently been AdQeo to the 1ACultys will present the following pupils: Jessie Laird. Rosman Goldman, Daisy Holt Huffman and Phyllis Dimmick.
 The programme is as follows: Armand ............... Prelude Cadman ..... The Fountain Marianne Lyle-1o Years Scnnecher .''......'...... Barcarolle schumann .............. Santa Claus Marjorie Alexander-S Years Lemont .............. Down the Line Jessie Laird-10 Years
 Handel ....-.............. Conrante Denee ................... .t.... Valse
 Rosmen Goldman--11 Years Schumann ................. Traumerei Mcdowell .... Tarantella
 Daisy Holt Huffman-11 Years Grieg .................... Elfin Dance Anita Hodges-11 Years
 Heller .............. Etude D Minor Schumann .............. Fancy Dance
 Phyllis Dimick-1S Years
 Chaminade ............. Scaramouche Schubert ................. Impromptu
 Marjorie Hunt--11 Years
 Ldszt .................. Gnomenreigen
 Margaret Marshall-13 Years
 Mir and Mrs. James Edward Strong en- tertained at party yesterday afternoon in honor of the third birthday of their young son, Ernest Strong. The valentine idea was carried out, both in the deco ratfons and refreshments. The table was adorned with large, handsomely en- bossed cake which held three candles, and late in he afternoon a peanut hunt was indulged in. The guests were Virginia Forsyth, Margaret Jones, Mildred Dew berry, Mary Louise Geohegan, Dan Dick CTS, Frank Turner, Jr., Elizabeth Bailey, Anna Jane Slaton, Robbie Ryan Johnson, J, T. Cox and Mary Pearson
 Mrs. Mercer Barnett entertained at a. luncheon yesterday at the Country club in honor of Mrs. George Finn of Boston, who is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Frank Morrow. Cover were laid for 10.
 Mrs. S. R. Benedict entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Country club ih honor of Mrs. D. E. Forest Hicks of New York, and Mrs. Rhodes Boykin, recent bride. The guests were: Mrs Hicks, Mrs. Boykin, Mrs. Charles oscar Locke Mrs Archie Witt, Mrs T. A. Mur- phree, Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth, Mrs. Beech Chenoweth, Mrs. Theodore Ran dolph, Mrs. W. R. Lathrop, Mrs. Maurice Henderson, Mrs Robert Brooke Mrs. man.
 Mrs. J. K. Kirkpatrick entertained at a luncheon at the Country club yesyer- day in honor of Mrs. James Randolph of Morristown, N. J., who Is the guest of her son, MT. Theodore Randolph, and Mrs. Randolph. Covers were laid for eight.
 Mrs. T. O. Melton entertained at luncheon at the Country club yesterday in honor of Mrs. Crombie of Fl Paso. Tex, who is the guest of Mrs w w. Clayton at Graymont. The guests were Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Crombie, Mrs Walter Mccoy, Mrs. George Bondurant and Mrs. John Pugh
 Mrs. T. W. Riddle entertained the Worthwhile club on Tuesday afternoon when the valentine idea was beautifully carried out, both in the refreshment and decorations. A most interesting contest was held in making valentines. Mrs. J. T. Miller won the first prize and Mrs M c. Self the second prize. After the contests delightful plate course was served to the club members, and the following guests: Mrs. Emmett Bates. Mrs. Clarence Rice and Miss Eloise Nor row. The next meeting will be held Feb ruary 2 at the home of Mrs. D. J. Roe buck.
 The following invitations have been re- ceived: "Mr. and Mrs. James Beecher Adams request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage of their daughter. Hughlette May, to MT. Ignatius Few Griffith, on Tuesday. February 27, at S:3o o'clock in the evening, 2116 Rose ave- nue, Birmingham, Ala''
 Mrs. Roy Huffman entertained at very delightful bridge tea yesterday afternoon In honor of Mrs Walter Mcdowell of Bessemer, recent bride and Miss Hugh lette Mae Adams, a bride-elect Cupids and valentines were used, both in the decorations and refreshments. The guests Of honor were presented with ernbroid- cred tray cloths and the consolation. pretty handkerchiefs were drawn from cupids. The score cards were miniature brides and grooms.
 Late in the afternoon 75 young rnatrons called for tea. The table was adorned with carnations and bride roses. Mrs Huffman's mother, Mrs. w. C. Ward. and sister, Mrs. John L. Parker, presided over the tea and coffee cups
 Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Her bert Smith, Mrs. Harold Brown Miss Mae Ward, Mrs. Give Huffman. Mrs. Cecil Cowan, Mrs. John Stone Hoskins. Mrs Frank Thomas, Mrs. John L. Yam cey Mrs. Jack Eaton, Mrs. Asbury Bar nett, Miss Julia Ware, Mrs Rodericl1 Beddow, Mrs. Isaac Houser, Mrs. Eugene smith, Miss Madge Pollock. Miss Eliza beth Smith and Miss Virginia Adams
 
 The following invitations have been is- sued: The groomsmen and ushers request the pleasure of your company at o'clock Monday evening, February 19, at Tokio, in compliment to Miss Sara Goldstein. Bring invitation, dancing
 Miss Margaret Bradshaw entertained at an informal bridge party yesterday aft ternoon at her home on Highland avenue. honoring Miss Louise Moultrie of Rome. Ga., the guest of Miss Emily Dixon.
 After the games a plate course was served and dainty lingerie was given as prizes.
 The guests included Miss Moultrie, Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Catherine Carey, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Bland Tomlinson, Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Mary Ball, Miss Hattie CullOm Miss MarDaret Mooro