The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-07

i John Caldwell, Miss Pauline Finn of Bos-
 ton, Miss Lettie Wood of Virginia, Miss
 Margaret Coleman and Miss Amy Rad cliffe Penn.
 The second song recital by Wilmot Goodwin last evening at the Tutwiler, for the benefit of the Pettus Roden chap ter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, proved a great treat to the audience and ! the programme was carefully selected showing a wonderful variety and each number was most successfully rendered MT. Godowin possesses a voice of great tenderness and was ably assisted by Miss Florence Austin. violinist. and MT. Sam uel Quincy, pianist. The programme was as follows:
 Rhapsodie in G minor, Brahms; Sam uel Quincey.
 Balade and Polonaise, vieuxtemps; | Florence Austin.
 | victorious My Heart Is Carissimi The Night, Strauss Had a Horse. Korbay CThe defeat of the Hungarian army by
 the Turks on the Mohacs in August, 1926 was one of the greatest disasters in the history of the nation), Wilnnot Goodwin. I The Swan, Hugo; Moment Musical Schubert Kresler; Berceuse, Vet Valse de Concert, Muslin; Florence Austin.
 The Witch Song, dramatic reading with
 the piano. poem by Ernst von Widen
 bruch, music by Max Schillings Wilmot Goodwin.
 Etude op. 25 No. 1 in A fiat, Chopin Nocturne op. 4S No. 1, in c minor, Chopin; impromptu op. 31, in F minor, Faure; Samuel Quincy.
 Slumber Song, Weitzel; Herje Kati Hu- bay; Florence Austin.
 1 The Immortal Cup, C1ough-Leighter, Long, Long Agoz in Alcala, Massager; Old Ballads. selected, Wilmot Goodwin.
  at buffet supper last evening at their
 home in Norwood, in honor of the Mur- phyWard wedding party. following the rehearsal for the wedding, which will be one of the lovely events of today. The guests included the members of the we'd
 ding party and a few other friends. Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Birmingham
 and Miss Ila Mae Starr of Montgomery will arrive on Wednesday to visit Mrs, J. L. Sturgeon, who has an apartment
 at the James K. Glennon home on St. Joseph street. These two attractive girls will remain over for the carnival and several affairs are being planned in their honor. On Thursday night their hostess will entertain at a home dance for them in her apartment, the guests
 for this informal dance being invited for 8:30 p. m. Mrs. James K. Giennon will entertain them at g. spend-the-day party at Point Clear on one Sunday of their visit, and Mrs. F. N. Gross at a supper party one evening.-Mobile Register. MT. and Mrs. Isidore Well will enter tain at a reception and dance Wednesday evening from to 1 o'clock at the Stand ard club in compliment to MT. and Mrs Lionel Weil who have just returned from 1 their wedding trip to Honolulu, and to their debutante daughter, Miss Helen Veil. Among the out-of-town guests who will come to Montgomery for the occasion will be MT. and Mrs. Sam Rich of Bir- l mingham, parents of Mrs. Lionel Weil- Montgomery Advertiser.
 
 The many friends of Mrs Carl Seals will read the following from the Mobile Register with great interest: "Yonkers has been enjoying the society this winter 1 of a lovely Mobile girl, Mary Morris Clarke, who during the absence of hel husband, Maj. Carl Scales on the Mexi- can border, has been spending the winter with her mother, Mrs. Smith Recently Mrs. Smith gave beautiful bridge party in compliment to Mrs. Clarke and Mrs Scales and invited the elite Of Yonkers society to meet them
 The following from the Mobile Regis | ter will be of interest to many friend. | and relatives in the city, as Mrs. Frient ! is the sister of Mrs. Alice Moore Smitf and MT. Sidneyham Moore of this city l Mobilians are glad to welcome homs 1 Mrs. H. Minor Friend, who arrived thi. week from New York, where she is now
 making her home with her son, Minor
 Mrs Friend is visiting her sister, Mrs | Gregory l.. Smith, and expects to spend
 a month here, which is good news to he l large circle of friends as well as hel relatives, who have missed her very
 much since her departure last year tt reside in New York.
 1 One of the largest and most brillian affairs of the winter will be the bal l to be given this evening by MT. and Mrs A. w. Carey, introducing their lovel, young debut daughter to Birmingham so l ciety. The invitations have been sent t,
 the younger set as well as to a numbe
 of their married friends. There are {
 number of visiting girls in the city wh, | will add much to the gaiety of the bal which is anticipated with much pleasu ANNOUNCEMENTS