The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY unnAnEban4A

Donald Loventhal, Helen Johnston.
 Pearl Wright
 Brother and Sister," Hohnason-
 Margaret Davis Hundley and Paul Gorham.
 "Queen Louise of Prussia" Lotzmann Virginia Foster.
 "The Angelus," J. Millet-Anita Grif- fifth William Stopp.
 "The Choiristers Anderson-Bili
 Jemison, Cullom Walker, Arnold Ed wards, Andrew Shook and Morton Con-
 nors.
 "A Flower Girl in Holland" Hitch ccck-Jennie Lehmann.
 ''Precilla and John Alden,' Alfred F'redericks-Mallie Coleman and Luth- CT Reynolds
 On Saturday afternoon. at the clos ing of the exhibition, an afternoon tea to which cordial invitation is ex- tended will be given from 3 to o'clock, upon which occasion Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., will be chairman
 of the reception committee and will have assisting her Mesdames G. T. Braze1ton, Max Winkler J. D. Heacocx, Warner Shook, Joseph Loveman, Will liam Walker, A. w. B. Johnson and J. Sandman. It will be noted that on January 31 the exhibition will begin with an afternoon tea. On February and will occur the living pictures, 1 in connection with the art exhibition (the tea being eliminated on these days), and on the 3d the exhibition will close with an afternoon tea. Invitations have been sent to the mem bers of the Young Women's Christian as-
 sociation inviting them to the annual meeting which will be held on Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the association building on Twentieth street, west. After the business meeting a delightful social will be held with Mrs Robert Jem- ison, Jr., one of the members of the board in charge. Mrs. Jemison Is one of Bir-
 mingham's loveliest and most popular women, and is most successful in any thing she undertakes, besides being con sidered one of the most popular mem bers of the board. The following pro- gramme has been arranged: Hymn, True Hearted, Whole Hearted. Prayer Dr. Wells. Minutes. Report of directors by president, Mrs. Joseph McLester. Report from border, Miss Edna Sandlin Report from treasurer, Mrs. M F. Northington. Report from general secretary Report of standing committees: Educational, Mrs. James Bowron; travellers aid Mrs. H. L. Badham and Mrs. Walpole: social Mrs Robert Jemison, Jr., and Miss Watson; house, Mrs. Chisolm and Miss Lena Moore; physical, Mrs. Yerkes and chill dren. Nominating cornmttees Member ship, Mrs. Frank Nabers and Miss Dor othy Lum; finance, Mrs. R. S. Munger; extension. Mrs Frank Nelson and rep
 resentatives from clubs; provident fund, Mrs. T., c. Bush; religious, Miss Rosa Strickland and Mrs. Brown
 
 The annual luncheon of the Judson alumnae will be held on Thursday Febru- ary S. at the Southern club at o'clock. The committee in charge of arrangements are Mrs. R. P. Anderson, chairman; Mrs. Dan T. Smith, Mrs. Jasper Hutto. Mrs. c. Y. Thomasson, Mrs. Y. Bryan Waller of Bessemer. Covers will be laid for about 75. The officers of the local alumnae are Mrs. J. R. Waters president; Mrs Dan T. Smith, vice president. and Mrs. T. s. Herren, secretary and treasurer. All who wish to have plates reserved will please notify Mrs R. T. Anderson. Phone Main 4267.
 The following announcement has been received; Mrs. Zuleika Smith announces the marriage of her daughter. ,Inez R uth, to MT Critz Montrose Coxe on Saturday, January 27, 1917, in the city of Birming- ham. At home after February 3, 1921 Nineteenth street, south.''
 Tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Cable hall, Miss Lucy Jones, one of Bir- minghams most talented and accom- plished musicians, will give talk on Faust which will be illustrated with selections from the opera on the victrola At the same place and at the same hour on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Jones will give another illustrated talk on Aida" These talks are entirely free of charge, and the public is cordially invited to attend. Miss Jones' in giving her time and knowledge to those who are inter ested in music in this way, is doing most commendable and progressive bit of work; the sort that is done by the big
 musicians in New York before the opera season opens each year, and she will no doubt have large audiences to hear her talks on Monday and Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Charles Caldwell and her commit tee have completed the plans for the card party to be given at the Southern club tomorrow afternoon at 230 o'clock by the Ullman School Improvement association. The public, is cordially invited Quite number of tickets have been sold and large crowd is expected.
 The following from the Judson notes | in the Marion Times will be read with great interest by many friends of Dr.
 and Mrs. Heacock and their lovely daugh- ter, Miss Linda Belle, who is student this year at the Judson very interest | ing recital was given by a number of the l students in the department of music It would be difficult to tell who among them acquitted herself with greatest edit so well rendered were the numbers presented by each. The young ladies and their teachers are to be congratu-
 lated upon their successful appearance.