The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-30

| Calhoun and his bride left at once in | their car for Charlotte, N. C., where they 1 will reside and where he is prominently 1 connected with the business and social i life of that city.
 | MT. Calhoun Is the son of Mrs. r Cal | houn and the late MT. Robert Calhoun
 of this city, and a brother of MT. Mur- l ray Calhoun.
 The following announcement has been
 sent to friends:
 Mrs. Catherine ErsweH announces the
 marriage of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ai- l leen Ktrkman Humphrey, to Mr. Freder-
 ick Larkin, on Wednesday. May 28, 1917, Birmingham, Ala"
 1 Enclosed card says:
 At home after July l, Birmingham.
 Ala"
 Mrs. w. Armstead Smith will entertain | the Bidders and few friends Friday afternoon at bridge luncheon 1 Mrs. D. J. Duff of Ensley entertained at a linen shower complimenting Miss McLemore Supple, a bride-elect, Monday
 afternoon. The house was beautifully
 decorated, the colors, green and white
 being carried out throughout the home
 Wlth roses and sweet peas ferns and
 palms being used Mrs Duffy, Miss Sup- pie and Miss Velma Supple received inc guests in the living room, and Miss Mi-, dled Torbert presided at the punch ta- Dle Mrs. 4. K Wright was in charge or the very beautiful hand-painted brides book, ln which many good wishes for the bride were written. Mrs John Tor bert and Mrs. Jesse Norman received in the dining room, where delightful re- lleshments were served. The ices were IT the shape of white rose and the cakes were embossed with vallv lilies. The gifts were brought in in a hand somely adorned basket in tiny cart by little Miss Louise Duffy and assisted by Law Torbert and Billie Stroud. There were about 9 guests.
 The Inter Se club of Mrs Alice OTIS school gave it's final entertainment for the year yesterday morning. The reel tations were well spoken and evinced training Master Willoughby Claybrook recited in Latin the inscription written by Mary, Queen of Scots, on her prison door. His interpretation was excellent, and received praise Waiter Allen gave splendid recitation, Honest lnjun, 1 which was very much enjoyed All the members of the club have shown marked talent in their monthly entertainments and deserve a great deal of credit for what they have done. The programme 5. Prayer. Song by school. Roll call. Es- l say, Special Days,' Martha Woodward. l Recitation, The Old, Old Song Marine 1 Estes. Speech, What One Boy Thinks, Ellis McNeal. Song ''Tenting On the l Old Campground," by school Recita. | tion, "rhe Old-Fashioned Man" William | Esdale. Latin prayer, Wlloughby Clay 1 brook. Reading, "Repose.' Eugena l Woodward. Recitation, Honest Injun, Walter Allen. Recitation, .Kentucky,. Arne Woodward. Song, The Old Ken ! lucky Honle,' by school. Recitation, ! Seeing Things At Night" Morris Ben ners. "A Trip Through Georgia" (by SIT Edward Arnold, Virginia Kaul. Song "Old Folks At Home" by school. Es- say, concealed subject, Richard Brown. Song, Hail Columbia by school. Fare we'll address, John Campbell Maben. Prayer, by Dr. H. NJ. Edmonds.
 Mrs. l.. M. Robertson entertained at an | informal tea yesterday afternoon at her home on Cliff Road, complimenting Miss Maybeth Beddow, a popular bride-elect. The entire house was thrown open and the lower floor was adorned with garden flowers combined with handsome ferns l The dining room was especially attrac- |