The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

of Anniston. MT. and Mrs Simon Moses of Natchez. uncle and aunt of the bride; Mrs. Hirsh Morris of Memphis and Siefgried Sterne and Joseph Geld CTS from tn university
 A golf tourrrs ent will be given Saturday at the Roebuck club by old Elyton chapter, D. A. R., for the ben for which the chapter has been work- ing for the past year.
 All golfers are cordially invited to enter this tournament, which is being planned by Mrs. w. w. Crawford chairman; Mrs Ross Smith, Mrs, Charles Oscar Locke, Mrs. Samuel Earle and Mrs. J. W. Tomlinson.
 cup bearing the insignia of the chapter, presented by Mrs. Locke, be presented at a flag tournament of nine holes for ladies in the morning and in the afternoon mixed four some will be played, with prizes.
 
 Governor Henderson has appointed the following delegates to the thir- teenth national conference on child labor to be held in Baltimore, March 23, "A and 25. under the auspices of
 
 Mrs. Sam Adler. Mrs c. S. Bissel1, MT. D. K. Campbell, Dr. George Eaves, MT IS. P. Fowlkes, Judge w. L. Grubb. Otto Marx. Judge s. D. Murphy, Rev. J. D. Ray. Dr. s. T. Slaton, Judge Clement Wood. Sam Blach, George Huddleston. Dr. Newfield. Mrs. Victor Prowell, Mary Rumph Isidor Sha- piro of Birmingham. Mrs. Anna P. Borden, Mrs R. F. Saunders, Rev. ]. Cotton Mrc George Williamson of New Decatur, Mollie Parker, Rev. Wyatt Brown. Elizabeth Fonde, Frank Grenshaw of Mobile and Dr. B. J. Baldwin and Mrs. L. B. Bush of Montgomery.
 Dr. and Mrs. Morris Newfield will entertain at luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Miss Emma Gelders and MT Roy Sterne. who will be married on Wednesday evening at the home of the brides parents.
 Miss Ada Gray gave a pupils recital yesterday afternoon at her home at Norwood. The following programme was rendered: My Lesson Today (Spaulding), Katherine Howle; Early Morn'' Iindsay), Dorothy Harlee; 'Maypole Dance" (Bugbee), Lavernge Walker; Song of the Katydid" (Kern), Margaret Hill Soldiers Marching By (RenardD. Mary Wissinger;A Pretty Butterflies" (Greenwald), Margaret Hill; Playing With Kitty Grving), Gladys Montgomery; "Sleighbells Ma : zurka" (Streabbog). Blanche Butler "Showers of Kisses (Bohm) Mary Joe Conner; Scarf Dance" (Chaminade) Elizabeth smith, "Heliotrope" Gange), Virginia Daniel.
 Tho Vancev Jiterarv Socia+,y I,a1d <, Y, interesting meeting Friday afternoon at Central High school. The programme consisted of two debates. First, Re solved, It Will Be to the Best Inter- est to Birmingham to Abolish Com mssaries." On the affirmative was Eustice Clarke; on the negative Philip Frost. Second, Resolved That the Present Militia System Should Be Abolished and Universal Training Be Substituted in its Place." John Levert upheld the affirmative and Moses Ja- cobs the negative. The judges decided in favor of the affair of both de- bates. After instructive talks from sev- eral visitors, among whom were MT Harry White. former president of the Yancey club.
 A marriage of interest to many friends is that of Miss Gladys I.urryne Williams daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Williams and MT. Walter Werlee Peagler of Green vile. which took place last evening at { o'clock at the home of the brides par