The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-17
News of Society and Activities iGi of Women
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the week was the tea given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Shireman at the Tutwiler experimenting her guest, l Mrs. J. Russell Thompson of Detroit. Mrs. Shireman received in the lounge, which was beautifully decorated and ar | ranged for the occasion. There were about 100 guests.
 1 Mrs. John W. Tomlinson will entertain 1 the Little Jokers this afternoon at 1 | o'clock for Miss Bland Tomlinson, who l is the guest of friends in the east.
 
 | The get-together luncheon to be given | by the Birmingham Music Study club to- day at the Southern club will be a most l interesting affair and a most attractive l and simple programme has been ar | ranged which will not last longer than | one hour, 12:30 to 30 o'clock. Mrs. Fletcher Copp of Boston, who is visiting in the city, will speak, and Mrs. l Richard Johnston of the auditorium committee will also give a report The l announcement of the newly elected chair man will be made and plans for the membership campaign will be discussed All members and their friends are in vited to attend.
 Mrs. Carrie Ingram Gillespie will pre- sent her pupils in piano recital this afternoon at 3;3O o'clock at Cable hall. The programme is as follows:
 Duet, Pretty Eyes (Martaine), Mar guerite and Frances Douglass.
 "In the Month of May" (Behr), Max inc Moss (two motions).
 (a) Fox and Goose" (Martin); (b) Autumn Flowers" (Streaborg), Neal Pearson.
 (a) Dream Waltz (schultz) (b) Bar bara (Greenwald), Atherine Allen (Three months).
 May Song, Opus 24S Uange) Madie Murphy.
 (a) sonatine, op. 2e (Beethoven); (b) Little Hunting Song (Schumann), Mary Farr
 (a) Playing Tag, op. Il, No. l (Rid- derhof); (b) Up and Down Game op. Il, No. (Ridderhof). Willeta Ball. (Seven years old).
 (a) The Butterfly, op. 59 No. 2 Gege); (b) Hustle Dance (HowelD, Gertrude Burlington.
 Hungarian song (Esterhozy), Eunice Adams.
 (a) Robin Red Breast Cschiller); Cb) Elizabeth Waltz (Martin), Mary Win ston Beaumont
 Gal Camp of the Gypsies, Ou 424, No. 3 (Behr); (b) Dorothy (Smith), Sarah Martin.
 Reading, selected, Jessica Ingram
 Blinking Moon (Powell), Marguerite Douglass.
 (a) 'Au Matin (Godord); (b) Avowal, op. sO No. (schutte), Miriam Mays.
 Albumblatt (Grieg), Pauline Leon- ard.
 (a) By the Spring, op 1O1, No. (Gurlitt); (b) Slumber Song, Op. III, No (Gurlitt) Frances Douglass
 Nocturne, Op. 37, No. 1 (Chopin), Gladys Burlington.
 (a) Happy Moments (Sr of St. Joseph); (b) Wood Anemone C1eller); (c) Jasmine (KimbalD, Evelyn Sell CTS.
 Duet. Charge of the Uhlans, op. 218 (Bohm), Miriam Mays and Gladys Buff hington.
 The second of the special graduates recitals will be given at Louie Compton seminary Friday evening by Misses Fan nie Archer, Grace Hale and Christine Penn in piano and Violet Wolford in pression. Friends and patrons are all cordially invited
 The Birmingham Conservatory of Music presents Mrs. Edna Gockel-Gussen in piano recital this evening at S:90 o'clock at Cable hall The public is cordially in- vited to attend without cards. The pro- gramme is as follows: Piano (a) Theme and Variation" (Schubert; (b) Spinning Cong" (Mendelssohn) Co "Rondo Cap riccio" (Mendelssohn). Piano, "Keltic Sonatt' (irst performance in Birmng- ham) (MacDowelD; first movement, with power and dignity; second movement with naive tenderness; third movement, very swift and fierce. Piano (a) "Scherzo C-Sharp Minor Chopin; Cb) 'Liebes- traum' Qiszt Co "Rakoczy March Giszt. Piano (a) Reflections On the Water" Debussy); (b) "Danse Negre (ScotD; (s) Irish Tune" (Grainger); (d) Butterfly (RosenthaD
 This afternoon from to o'clock a re- ception will be given by the Misses Allen to the faculty, patrons and alumnae of the Margaret Allen school.
 A pretty romance that began three years ago culminated yesterday when Miss Monna E. Mundt, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Mundt and pr. J. A. Mead ows of Birmingham, were married at the home of the brides parents on East Sixth street, Rev. Martin Weinhold of the Trinity Lutheran church officiat- ing says the Rochester (NIinn.) Daily Bulletin of a recent date. The ceremony was performed midst a profusion of flowers and greens and the VOWS were plighted before an altar and bower of red and white carnations, ferns and smi- lax. The bride and groom were attended by Miss Martha Mundt, a sister of the bride, as bridesmaid, and MT. A. F. Jung of Waseca, as best man. As Miss liar riet Benjamin played the wedding march from Lohengrin, the best man and the groom approached the altar where the minister was in waiting. The brides maid then escorted the bride to her po- siton. The brides gorwn was of white tulle over satin, with long train She wore veil trimmed with lilies of the valley and carried a large bouquet o. white roses and valley lilies. The brides maid wss attired in a dress of pink Georgette over pink satin and carried shower bouquet of sweet peas, trimmed with pink streamers and ribbons. In- mediately following the nuptial vows, four-course wedding dinner was served to the guests. Dr. and Mrs. Meadows departed on the evening train for an ex-