The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-18

Little Frances McEwen and Frances Lille were the flower girls carrying baskets of flowers. Following them was Miss Car rie Lee Wilmot, maid of honor, who wore
 gray tailored dress and carried pink
 Killarney roses. Bride and room entered together, she wearing going-away gown of Newport tan cloth and carrying a shower bouquet of Bride roses and valley lilies. Immediately after the cere- mony MT. and Mrs Mullen left for a southern wedding trip, after which they will make their home in Docena. * *%
 Assisting MT Lawley was MT. Freder- ick Hard, violinist, a pupil of MT. Thom-
 ason, another of Birmingham's promis- | ing young musicians, who also made a
 most favorable impression. The recital
 was pronounced by many as one of the
 best ever given in Birmingham. Mrs. J. R. Estes entertained at a Lyric party yesterday afternoon compn- menting Miss, Mary Elizabeth Streit,
 who will be married on Thursday after noon to MT. Horton of New York city.
 The guests were: Mrs. c. w. Streit, Miss Mary Streit Mrs. William Streit Jr., Miss Felica Streit. Mrs Warren Barnett, Mrs. George Simpson of Atlanta. Mrs. Frank Headley of Atlanta, Miss Florine Hodges. Miss Josephine Johnson, Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr., and Mr. J. R. Estes, Jr. | The following invitation has been re- ! ceived: "Ye Twenty-fourth street band of | Ye First Baptist church request the pleasure of your gracious presence at the Washington tea at the home of Mrs. A. e. Donahoo, 1909 Twenty-fifth street,
 north, on February 22 1917, from to 5 l o'clock It is requested that ye good -t AsAr. lf ttxrn, nE | ye enter ye door,"
 1 Mrs. J. H. Eddy will entertain at a | luncheon Tuesday at the Country club in 1 honor of Miss Mary Streit. The guests will include the members of the bridal party and the out-of-town guests. MT and Mrs. William Streit, IT., will entertain at dancing rarty tomorrow evening at the Birmingham Motor and I Country club complimenting Miss Mary l Streit. who will be married on Thurs day afternoon to Mir Horton of New | York.
 l MT. Brice Streit will entertain at a din
 ner party tomorrow evening at the Motor | and Country club complimenting his sis
 ter Miss Mary Streit a popular bride elect
 | The carnation class of the Second Pres byterian church entertained at "Val- entine party on Wednesday afternoon
 at the home of Mrs Allan Daily, and
 the following lines were written by one
 of the elderly ladies of the church, de
 scribing the affair: Money, money money. we hear it cried How is woman to make money when hei hands are tied?
 | Man rules the church within and without I Lays down the laws-what must be cut l out.
 1 Woman racks her brain-again and again How the Levite she can maintain. 1 She reads in her Bible, and it is plain indeed
 The poor and the Levite we have here tc feed;
 With "bazars'' and '.suppers' all knocked l on the head.
 She worries and frets till she goes to bed At last. she hits on valentine party And friends join in and help right hearty
 So with music and photos and lots o1 The .'carnations" realize quite a nice sum
 The Clio Literary society of th' l Central High school held its regular I meeting Friday afternoon when yer, delightful programme was rendered l Miss Margaret Proctor, History Q I Costume'; Miss Esther Kahn. "Adap liability to Line of Figure" Miss Mar tha Robinson con Color Theory in Re lation to Dress" Quotations on favor ite material and why,
 The Fly Flyers gave a Lyric part, I Friday evening. The following wer
 chaperoned by Mir. and Mrs. w. K Trechsel. Misses Willie Mae Love, Bet
 tie Terrell. Grace Worrell Beatric
 Tate. Susie Reid Morton, Grace Davis