The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-22

through the large windows and sheds it's rays upon the palms and flowers | it is an ideal place for a music tea Added to the decoration which is all ways so attractive, Saturday afternoon a great many garden flowers were Mere and there and around a punch bowl which provided a refreshing drink. | An interesting event of the after noon was the presentation of Natioh- al Music club pin, which the club had bought as a gift of appreciation ano love to their unselfish president, Mrs. Rice It was in the nature of sur prise but was presented with great | feeling from the club and Mrs Rice, with a few graceful words and man 1 ner which showed the appreciation in | which she holds the members of the ] club, she accepted the gift, which was beautifully engraved with her name, and date and With love and apprecia- ton for her unselfish service to the Treble C1ef club"
 Miss Emma Mccarthy, the retiring secretary, was also presented with box of roses in appreciation of her ever faithful work.
 Mrs. Richard Johnson, one of the former presidents. brought to the tea a very beautiful silver spoon which was presented to Richard Johnston, Jr., at the time of his birth, with a most charm ing note from Mrs. T. H. Motion, who was then the secretary, saying she hoped that the spoon. would last him until his voice changed from 'treb to bass"
 
 The following invitation has been re- received: MT. and Mrs. Wiley DeFor est Moody request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daugh- ter, Kathleen Estelle, to MT. Wilbur Ser nard Nolen, on the evening of Thursday. May 31, at s clock. Fifth Avenue Pres byterian church, Birmingham"
 Invita- tions have been received from the faculty and graduating class of Agnes Scott college, requesting the honor of your presence at the commencement exercises May 2 to 90. Among the ros- ter of graduates are noted the names of Miss Valley-Y Young White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sidney White and Miss Annie Lee, daughter of MT. and Mrs Sid Lee, both of whom received their B. A. degree
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 Hellenic Skulls, L. T. F., Mid night Sons. You are invited to attend the crimson-white ball Monday evening, May 2S, Gymnasium, 9:30. Please reply. J. D. Conner"
 The following invitation has been is- sued
 "Mr. and Mrs. James Benjamin Patter- son request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their sister, McLe more Supple, to Mr. George Lester Olive, on Saturday morning, June ?, at S o'clock, 156 Davies street, Birmingham"
 
 NF.. rohor+ yvopoa op5 MrS C Hall entertained yesterday at Lyric party, and tea afterwards at the Tut wiler, complimenting two brides-elect, Miss McLemore Supple and Miss Eve Tyne Supple, Miss Lamb erson, Miss Vel ma Supple, Miss Myrtis Wright, Miss Sa- ra Lamberson and Mrs. J. B. Patterson. The tea table at the Tutwiler was most attractive, being decorated with pink roses and pink sweet peas com ia lovely basket.
 A lovely home wedding, charming in it's simplicity, was solemniZed Saturday afternoon when Miss Katherine Kay and MT. Huntington Howell were married at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. w. A. Kay.
 To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, played by Mrs. L. G. Smith, the bride and groom entered together and stood before an improvised altar of potted plants and Dorothy Perkins roses. where Rev. Freeman of the Walker Memorial church read the Methodist marriage service.
 The bride wore a becoming suit of tan cloth with accessories to match. Her corsage bouquet was of pink sweet peas tied with ping tuIle.
 After a short wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Howell will be at home on Col lege street, West End
 The La Sociedad Costellano held it's regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the Central High school The club elected the following officers for next year:
 President-Miss Emily Mccoy; vice president, Miss Ruth Turner; second vice president, Miss Ellen Wood secretary, Miss Velma Lea: treasurer, Miss Lucille Harper; critic, James Ashton; third member standing committee, Miss Ava Scott. Membership committees Chair man, Miss Eloise Hoskins, Miss Foy Hall, Miss Lizzie Lee Allsup.
 MT. and Mrs. B. H. Mccoy of Demop- olis announces the marriage of their daughter, Dess, to MT. James Meredith