The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-14
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lily EMMA REID Hh ALt- ception this afternoon at the Roebuck club, and this evening they will be ten dered theatre party to see MT. An tonio," played by Otis Skinner, at the Jefferson.
 A very important meeting of the mem- bers of the Spanish chor,@, will be held this evening at the Elks' hall at O clock All members are urged to be present, as nnal assignments will be made and 8 model costume will be exhibited.
 Much interest is being manifested in these rehearsals under the able director ship of Miss Daisy Rowley. The Spanish chorus is a selection from the Christmas cantata, which was writ ten by Miss Rowley.
 Mrs. Clem Gazzam will entertain at a luncheon today at the Country club com plimenting Mrs. Mary E. Craige who is president of the Shakespeare society of Washington, D. C. The guests will in- ciuoe the members of the Shakespeare club, "f which Mrs. Gazzam is president.
 Mrs Mary E. Craigie of Washington, D. C., will deliver lecture this after noon at the Tutwiler to all Shakespeare students.
 Mrs. Warren Lewis will entertain the members of the Friday luncheon club Friday at her home on South Seven- teenth street.
 Mrs. Frederick Chisolm entertained at an informal tea at her home compliment- ing her two lovely guests, Mrs W. K. Eathman and Mrs. c. F. Partee of Mur- freesboro, Tenn. The house was adorned with quantities of spring blossoms, ferns and palms. The tea table was most at rractive, being presided owed by Mrs. Darby Brown and Mrs. Joseph Estes, as- sisted by Mrs. D. c. Nevitt. There were about 75 who called during the after. noon.
 Mrs. William Vann Bartlett entertained the Tuesday Bridge club yesterday after noon at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Allison
 Miss Elizabeth Wyman will entertain at bridge luncheon at her home on Highland avenue today in compliment to Miss Mary Mott Williams of Marouette Mich, the guest of Miss Elizabeth Cald- well Locke
 Mrs. H. H. Hibbs will be hostess to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the open meeting of the Fortnightly Shakes peare club. A musical programme has been arranged and Mrs. Joseph McLester will address the gathering.
 The Birmingham Music club will meet tomorrow morning at II o'clock at the Cable hall. The Brahms F major sym phony will be studied analysed with it. lustrations by Mrs. Victor Hanson. This symphony will be played, two pianos. four hands, by Mrs. William Gussen and Miss Beatrice Tate. A group of Brahms songs will be sung by Mrs Max Fies. They are (a) "A Thought Like Musc;'' (b) Der Schmied,' tc) "Libliche Wan gen."
 Much interest is being displayed throughout the city in the entertainment to be given for the benefit of the Amer ican- British French Belgian permanent blind relief war fund.- which will take place on Monday evening at the Jefferson theatre. Sergeant-Ma1or Robert Middle nuss will deliver an address on the war, he having been blinded in one of the re- cent battles.
 Marvellous moving pictures taken at the French front and sanctioned by the French government are to be shown and Madame Allys Larreyne, a noted French soprano of French grand opera, will sing
 number of Birmingham's prominent society women will act as patronesses and the programmes will be sold by a number of the most popular society girls of the city,