The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY

 Misses Vera and veralie Cox and their | visitor. Miss Thelma Huff of Norfolk, | Va, was given by Mir. and Mrs. Randall Smith Friday evening at their home on Fifty-first street. WooIawri.
 A plate supper and ices were served, ] and thoroughly enjoyable evening was spent by some 20 couples, who were recip- 1 ients of AIr. and Mrs. smiths hospitality.
 A very interesting programme was rem , dered Friday afternoon by the Agalia Literary society, when the various mem bers gave readings from French daily life the quotations being taken from the Familiar Sights on the Streets of Paris Miss Nalie Mae Casey gave humorous selection from Burton Holmes. vivid descriptions of rural life, Miss Lou Ellen Cooley, and Parisian cafes, by Miss Edna Sivley. Afterwards Miss Boden also gave q very interesting and instructive talk on real woman.
 
 Calvary church of Memphis was the scene of very quiet wedding at o'clock Friday afternoon when Miss Stella Rowe and MT. Maurice Lyndall Moore, formerly of this city. were united in marriage in the presence of few relatives and friends, Rev. Dr. Buckner rector, officiating.
 MT. Moore and his bride will make their home in Memphis. Mir. Moore is the youngest son of Mir. J. T. Moore of this city. where he has many friends and rel atives
 Each Tuesday evening afsS o'clock Miss
 Rosa Strickland will teach a class in Lit l erature and current events at the Young ! Womans Christian association. It Is ] planned especially for those who have not the time for systematic reading and those ] who seek some general knowledge and ln- Cn month devoted to the study of articles in the i leading magazines.
 1 The following is list of some of the books which will be discussed, a sugges- 1 tive guidepost from which one may 1 choose. Many quite as good have been 1 omitted. The list is by no means all 1 inclusive.
 war-H. G. wells, seMr Britling Sees It Through Mildred A1drich, ''The Hill- 1 top on the Marne;'' Sherwood. Worn
 Doorstep;' Empey, lover the Top Nc Conneli, Flying for France" Doty, l Short Rations."
 Suffrage-Margaret Deland, "The Ris 1 ing Tide" Ellen Glasgow. Life and | Gabriella" Garfield, "The Bent Twig;;' l Wells, "Ti1e Wife of Sir Isaac Harman;" l Johnston, sHagar;;'' Harrison, "Angela's Busness;'' Bennett, Lions Share" I Patriotism Hale, ''The Man Without } a Country" Herrick, "Conscript Mother;;' 4 1 Little Jarvis
 1 Short stories-o'Bren, "Best Short l Stories of 1916;n Kipling. "Brushwood l Boy William the Conquerorj Man Who Would Be \ King" Poe, Prose 1 Tales;" Henry, Trimmed Lamp. etc. i Garfield. "Hillsboro People," Hawthorne,
 Twice Told Tales;'' Stevenson, .'Dr. Jekyl and Mir. Hyde
 Fiction of 1e16-1917-To Tompkins, ''Seed Of the Righteous; Tarkington, "Segen-
 teen;" Norris, Saturdays Child;'' Poole, His Family Whitman, Children or Hope"
 American F'iction-C Clemens, rAdven- lures of Huckleberry Finn" Hawthorne,
 House of Seven Gables;;" Howells,
 Lady of Arvostook;'' Allen, "Reigh of Law" Poole, "The Harbor;" Churchill, Her Country;;v Deland, Awakening of Helen Ritchie;' Cable, "Grandissmo.
 English Fiction-Dickens, David Cop lperfield; Thackery, Vanity Fair" Eliot. "Middlemarch;" Kipiing Kim" l Barrie. Little Minister; Sentimental l Tommv;' Scott, Heart of NIidlothiau: Bennett, Helen of the Highland" I Foreign F1ction-Hugo, "Les Miser- abies..s Tolstoy, Anna Karinina;' Bal
 zac, "Pere Goriot;;" Tagerlof, Girl from the Marshcroft.
 l Poetry Selections from Whittier, Long, fellow, Stevenson. Riley, etc. Kitten house Little Book of Modern Verse" l %ss
 Miss Marie Hickman entertained at a luncheon on Wednesday at her home in Ensley complimenting two popular
 brides-elect, Miss Stella Dowell and Miss Edith Dalbey. The table was very at I tractiye in adornment. and was centered 4 with pink rosebuds. The place cards held 1 the names of Miss Dowell, Miss Dalbey, Mrs. Grady Lovelady, Miss Lueile ! O'Brien, Miss Anna Faulkner, Miss Helen Hale, Miss Annie Robb and Mrs. R. s. Hickman
 l The Council of Jewish Women will hold the first meeting of the fall on l Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Tenn pie Emanu-El, when a very attractive