The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-07

of the Y M. c. A. Tuesday morning
 at 10 o'clock she will speak to the Mar garet Allen school Tuesday at F o'clock she will speak at the Birmingham Equal Suffrage headquarters. Wednesday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock she will deliver lec- ture to the pupils of the Louie Comp ton seminary and their friends. Thurs day afternoon at o'clock she will de- liver a public address to the clubwomen of Birmingham in the auditorium of the Margaret Allen school. Friday morning at 10;20 o'clock she will talk at the Gen. , tral High school and on Saturday even, ing she will address the W. C. T. U. at their headquarters.
 The annual ball of the senior class of the Margaret Allen school proved one of the most delightful affairs given for the younger set during the holidays, and will long be remembered by the young women of the class and their friends who
 were the guests of the evening. The school building, which is one of the hand somest in the city, was attractively and effectively decorated with ferns, palms and cut flowers and the class colors, blue and white were seen here and there in the apartments Many attractive fa- vors given among them were blue bal looms for the boys, and the girls were presented with lovely blue and white bags. In special favor figure the mem- bers of the class called out their part
 ners and presented them with watch
 guards with silver slides The ball was lead by Miss Ruth Keiser, class pres- ident, assisted by MT. Earl Walders- dclph; Miss Dorothy Allen, vice president, and MT. Harry White The members | of the senior class are: Miss Harriet !, Fcrbes Miss Ann Lanier Miss Selena Rountree, Miss Mary Lou Nance, Miss l Josephine Harris, Miss Frances Glenn,
 Miss Katherine Hawkins, Miss Grace ! Thompson, Miss Eleanor Casey, Miss 1 Elizabeth Black, Miss Florence vann, I Miss Ruth Keiser and Miss Dorothy AL 1 len.
 1 At the Birmingham Motor and Country 1 club this afternoon another delightful
 musicale will be given under the auspices I of the music committee, of which MT. l Joseph A.. Yates is the chairman. This afternoon Miss Antwine and Miss Fannie l Mac Pointer, Mrs. Pomeroy and Mir. Leon 1 Cole, MT. J. Kadis and MT Grover Til | den Davis, the latter as accompanist, will 1 render the programme, initiating new i series which will continue through l March. The programme which is to be given as follows: (a) .As Through the Street. (Boheime) CPuccinD; (b) "Roslein; 1 Roslein'' (Schubert. Miss Antwine '.Saracon Songs (Burleigh), Leon Cole
 Piano solo, selected, Miss Fannie Mae | Pointer (a) One Fine Day" Butter 1 fly), (PuccinD (b) Bird of the Wilder ness (Horsmann), Mrs. Pomeroy Vio- 1 lin solo, selected. J. Kadis. Duet Bar
 carole'' (Offenbach), Mrs Pomeroy and MT. Leon Cole. Mir Grover Tilden Davis pianist.
 | There has been no wedding this sea- | son of wider or more sincere interest thar was centered in the marriage of Miss | Marion Cunningham and MT. Alfred l Montgomery Shook, Jr., which took place Thursday evening at S:S0 o'clock at the ] Second Presbyterian church, says the
 Knoxville Sentinel. An unusually beau | tiful scheme of decoration was used both
 at the church and at the home for the wedding reception. The church was deco. ! rated with quantities of palms, together l with shepherdSss crook baskets holding white roses, artstically arranged. White gates were erected at the platform and
 within these the bridal couple stood for i the plighting of their troth. Papers burning amid the greens were also used adding to the picturesque effect achieved by the decorators. A floral mound o1
 brides roses reaching to the chandelier formed the centerpiece for the brides ta ible at the home. The tall white renais- sance candlesticks were used on the ta ble and around the room On the side table the heart-shaped wedding cake or namented with brides roses and lilies of the valley and the monogram of the bridal couple. contained the wedding ia
 vors. Following the reception MT, Shook and his bride left for southern wedding trip. They will make stop in New Orleans, and from there take the boat trip to Havana, returning by way of ths east coast of Florida, stopping at Palm lBeach. Upon their return they will s,
 to housekeeping at their home on Ar
 llington avenue, Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. Warner Shook. MT. ant Mrs. Henry Badham. MT George Knox
 and MT Stanley Woodward were the onl,
 guests from Birmingham at the wedding