The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-11

[ - Drama league to assist her in the discus sion.
 This fourth study meeting of the Drama league is being anticipated with unusual interest. the combination of the Study circle and Percy Mackaye being an event jof importance.
 Mrs. B. c. Burgell entertained her Sun day school class at her home at Pow derly. The afternoon was spent in play ing games and with contests. Later de- lightful refreshments were served, to the following young people: Lidia Stokes, Ruth. Edna and Vivian Bohanna. Mary and Winona Lewis, Kate Mae McEvoy Vivian Patton, velma and Eula Mae Miles. Lois Elliott Mary Neill fIoliey, Emily and Safronia Funderburg. Eliza beth Cooke, Myrtle Lawler, Carrie What ley, Sara Russell, Paul Whatley, Fer rel McEvoy, Robert Funderburg. Bing- ham. Homer and Ray McClnton, Carl and Mildred Burgell.
 Mrs. J. D. Moore entertained a few friends at an informal luncheon yester- day at the Southern club. Covers were laid for six.
 Mrs sorsby Jemison entertained at a dinner party last evening at the Country club. Covers were laid for 14.
 Mir. and Mrs H. G. Ireland entertained at a dinner last evening at tho Country club. complimenting Mir. and Mrs. E. H. France of Toledo Q. The guestsswere Mr- and Mrs. France. MT. and Mrs. Eugene Ireland, MT. and Mrs. l. J Osbun.
 Yesterday the Roebuck club was the scene of many delightful luncheon par ties. The largest was given by Mrs. C. O. Terrell.
 Mrs. w w. Crawford entertained eight friends. Col ". B. Leedy had four guests. Mrs. Walter Beasley six, Mrs Mason Dill lard five Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben six, Mrs. Sam Earle six. Mir Charles O. Locke four Mrs. George Morrow. Jr. six Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr.. four, Mrs. Paul Chalifoux three Mrs. Ross Smith six, Mrs c 0. Locke four. Miss Dean Dill lard entertained party of eight, com plimenting Miss Mary Mott Williams the guest of Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke.
 Mrs. Edwin Ball. Mrs. C. T. Fairhairna and Mrs Clarence F. Abbott will be joint hostesses on Tuesday at a luncheon at the Southern club in compliment to the wives of the members of the Lake Su- iperior institute which will meet in this
  between the hours of and 4, these vis- itors will be given a reception at the Roebuck Springs club by the same hos tesses.
 Miss Charlotte Swift win elttettaili for Miss Vivian Howard on Satnrdays March II, giving bridge rarty at the home of her sister, Mrs. Carl Brown. x
 Mrs. H. A. McKinnin gave a luncheon. yesterday at the Tutwiler in compliment to Mrs Edmund T. Gaines who is the guest of Mrs. George Hogan. The guests were; Mrs. Rochester. Mrs. c, C.. Adams, Mrs. C. M. Rudulph and Mrs. H: M. Car penter.
 Little Miss Anna Jane Slaton vas hon ored with birthday party Ffiday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs H. HG. Oliver celebrating her third birthday. The ta- ble was adorned with a handsomely em- bossed cake made in three tiers and held three candles. Ices were served and many beautiful gifts were received.
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 If Birmngham is not already on the musical map. 1t certainly will be when the week of April 15 is over, tI
 Our city. our progress, our industries. our music and art development--in fact everything that can be found out about us is being given to the entire conrtry through the medium of the press. W x as..
 Mrs. David Allen Carnpben of Chicaao Is editor of the Music&l Monitor and through it's columns has been. tallfinG f3lf mingham and its musical development all during the past season.
 News of the successful termination Of our campaign for faeuiberships has spread throughout the country and letters have been received from snlAny club presi- dents in other states askinK for susSes- tions and advice esF How we dId It.s' the fact that the eyes 1T the entire coun-