The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-11


 McClary Steight Helen Eubank. Angus ta Clark, Edith Orr, Eula Weakley. Thursday, Misses Dorothy Davis, Car rie Yates. Mary Sibley, FIorine Hodges, Elizabeth Wyman, Josephine Evins, Dim mis Wilkinson.
 The Pierian Literary society of Central High school held a meeting Friday The programme consisted of interesting his- tory of the Pierian given by the cdub president, Miss Anita Latady. The re- mainder of the time was devoted to busi- ness The following young ladies were elected as members: Misses Florence Jor- dan, Mary Alice Eastwood, Ava Scott, Janice Joy, Corrinne Roberts Frances Eberhart. Pearl odom and Elizabeth Agee.
 The Hilliard Literary society held on Friday one of the most interesting meet ings or its history. MT. Garret Hagan, president of the society gave a very in- structive talk, after which the club en- joyed quite number of humorous es- says and a mock debate Those antici- pating in the essays were: William King. Ehlbert Israel Lary Brooks and Clyde Kennedy. Those taking part in the de- bate, Resolved, That Love Comes From were. Armes Bynum and Lucian Allgood on the affirmative; the negative was repre- sented by William King and verbun Kemp. For the benefit of those whose love comes from the heart we will saw that the affirmative won.
 Mrs. s. J. McNamara entertained at a birthday party in honor of her little 'grand-daughters fourth birthday, little Mise land, Q. The Valentine idea was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Valentines were fished out of a large. red heart, and many other novel features were introduced There were about 50 lit- tie friends included in the invitation list. fhH community Sunday school of Shades mountain will hold special GO to sunday School Day services this morning. Judge William F.. Fort win be the principal speaker, and the devotional services will be conducted by Rev. T. R. McCarty. Mrs. J. c. Lokey will be in charge or the music. Miss Madge Pol lock Will render several vocal numbers. as Will Mrs. Malcombe Dabney A male quartet composed of Walter Fowlkes. .Jr.. MT. Alexander. MT. Tyler and MT. Evan Hale will sing several songs. Mrs. Archibald, who is in charge of. the pri-
 
 folks give most interesting number. The following programme will be rem dered at Miss Norma Schoolars' studio musical on Saturday afternoon. Pro- gramme:
 Duet, Beyond the Meadow Gate' (Phil lips)
 Songs My Mother Taught Me" (DvoralS).
 "F'rom the Land of the Sky Blue Water (Cadman).
 Longing for You" QIathawayl.
 Song of Sunshine (Turner-Maley) "Th Star" (Rogers).
 The Lass With the Delicate Air. Arne.
 "Ah! So Pure" ("Martha'y F'lotow). "Elegie" Massenet).
 "Serenade," (TostD.
 An Irish Love Song" Lang)
 The Elf-Man" (Wells).
 "Mifanwy'' (F'orster)
 VII Sing the Songs of Araby" (Clay).
 When the Roses Bloom" ReichardD.
 Believe Me, If All Thy Endearing foung Charms (Moore). My Noble Knights (The Huguenots) (Mayerbeer). Duet, Tell Me Love, Oh, Am Dream ing Daisy w. Rowley).
 Mrs. Robert Newman at the piano.
 
 Miss Queenie King entertained at a spend-the-day party Thursday at her home in Woodlawn for Mrs. A. R. Syl- vester. Those included in this hospitality were Mrs. Sylvester. Mrs. M. L. Watson. Mrs. J. w. King Mrs. c. P. Jones, Mrs. E. s. Carpenter, Mrs. R. M. Sauls, Miss Lizzie King. Miss Queenie King and Miss Catherine King.
 One of the attractive parties of the past week was the bridge tea given by Miss Cundell Baldwin. complimenting Miss Hughlette Mae Adams, brde-elect. The valentine idea was carried out both in the decorations and refreshments. Mrs. William Webster served at the tea table, which was adorned with spring blos-