The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

Miss Linda Belle Heacock of Birming- | ham, who has previously appeared before l Marion audiences was greeted with en- ! thusiasm, and rendered her numbers ex- ceptionally we'll Scarcely less cordial was was the greeting extended Miss Wy
 nele St. John of Cullman and Miss An
 nie We've Thornton of Bessemer. i
 1 At the regular meeting of the Hemphill ! School Improvement and Parent Teach
 CTS association Thursday at 2:30 o'clock
 Mrs. w. l.. Murdock will speak on Con
 versation of Teachers touching the diff
 ferent phases of this broad subject. l After the address the meeting will be
 open to questions from mothers and
 teachers and Mrs Murdock will gladly
 give of her knowledge and experience
 helpful information to those asking. The women't West End City league and all
 interested in mothers are cordially in | vited.
 | On Wednesday evening the Music Study
 club will present at its third open meet | ing the most unique musical organiza-
 ton in America The Barrere ensemble | is headed by George Barrere, flautist,
 who has succeeded in gathering around
 him most notable quartet of musicians
 and their programmes are of such wide scope as to interest and please all |
 | Mrs. R. B. Smith entertained yester-
 day at luncheon at the Southern club
 for Mrs w. w. Willis of Meridian, Miss,
 who is her guest, and Mrs. Omar Saun-
 ders of Atlanta, who is visiting Mrs. 1 J. M. Bostick.
 | Miss Lola Hanlins announces piano
 recital by her pupils Thursday afternoon
 at 80 o clock at the Star Piano Company
 hall Public cordially invited. Miss Doris Marler was hostess to
 members of Joe Wheeler chapter of the
 Children of the Confederacy at her home | in Norwood Friday afternoon. After a short business meeting it was decided to
 have a Valentine entertainment. Ques- | tions for the Alabama division, United ] Daughters of the Confederacy. historical medal contest also for the 'Sothrehertz medal contest were read tof the mem | bers. Eight of the members decided to
 enter this contest Miss Marler had ar
 ranged most interesting programme which consisted of paper on Gen. 1 Joseph Wheeler by Miss Edith Mobley.
 Music by Miss Elizabeth Turner and a
 contest The prize. an illustrated volume of poetry, was won by Miss Elizabeth l Turner.
 1 The following invitation has been is- sued; East Birmingham. rally Cunning
 ham school, 8 o'clock Monday evening. Everybody in precinct 46 is asked to be present and hear why we should vote 1 for the S-mil school tax. Ladies are especially invited"
 1 One of the delightful informal affairs
 of the past week was the lovely tea given 1 by Mrs. Edward Ware Barrett at her l handsome new home on Cliff road, com
 plimenting Mrs w. c. Boykins of Augrls- 1 ta, Ga, who is the guest of Mrs. William | Lamkin.
 ;! The home. which is one Of the most spacious and artistic in the city, is beau- l fully arranged for entertaining and never
 looked lovelier than on Friday, when labout 25 of Mrs. Barrett's friends were Invited for tea. The tea table was pre- sided over by Mrs Oscar Wells and Mrs. Alfred Walker. and was adorned with | spring flowers.
 l Dr. and Mrs. c. M Rudulph will enter tain tomorrow at their home on Cliff road, in honor of Dr. Henry Noble Mae Cracken. of Poughkeeps.e. N. r.. presi- dent of vassar college, giving buffet
 supper at 7:So o'clock.
 l Mrs. Robert Arthur Jones was hostess Friday to the Wilcox chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy at Cable
 hall. Almost attractive programme was
 rendered. Mrs J. ]. Strickland sang sev-
 eral vocal numbers and Miss Willie Mae
 Bumstead gave several readings. Briga.