The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20

cally and with distinct individuality. Miss Wolford's readings were varied enough to show her ability in the dramatic, the humorous and the romantic. The pro- gramme was:
 Poonaise in De Major (Moszkowsl1i)- Miss Penn.
 (a). An Indian Tale Ooewe); (b) Ga votte, 'Iphigenia in Aulis' (Gluck- Brahms)-Miss Hale
 Pierrette. Op. fl (Chaminade)-Miss Archer
 The Kings Pardon-"Miss Wolford
 Rhapsodie Op. 79 (Brahms)-Miss Hale. (a) At Night PaderewskD; (b) Lullaby (Ole Olsen); Co Romance Karganof)- Miss Penn.
 Rigoletto. paraphrase Liszt-Mlss Archer.
 (a) Spring: "DaTodils" (wordsworth); :; summer: Knee Deep in June" GowelD; Co autumn; Autumn" (Bliss Carmen) ; (d) winter: "Snowbound" (Whittier)- Miss Wolford.
 La Gazelle (TIoffman)-Miss Penn.
 (a) Intermezzo Op 21 No. (SgambatD; (b) Bourree, from 2d violin sonata (Bach) Miss Archer.
 "Jesekiah Browns Courtship" (Ruth McEnery StewarD-Miss Wolford.
 Andante finale de Lucia di Hammer moor NeschetizkD, for left hand alone Miss Hale.
 MT. and Mrs Frank T. Downey an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Nina Mae, to MT. Edward l.. Butterf1eld oil i-ss s May 1'~~ U iizsS iiiszsS Cere- mony was performed by the Rev. Robert Echols, pastor of the Methodist church in Woodlawn. MT. and Mrs. Butterf1eld are making a wedding journey to Atlanta and other points in Georgia, and upon their return they will be at home at 429 F'ifty-fourth street, south, with the par ,te Nf AIpc tftt tar>f1 A1d
 Mrs. c. W. Stansill will render a violin solo, 'The Slumber Song' by Weitzel. at the morning service of the Independent Presbyterian church at the temple today and at the evening services MT. Owen Gillespy will sing solo.
 The baccalaureate sermon for the seniors of the Louie Compton seminary will be First Methodist church. Rev. W. R. Dobyns of St. Joseph, Mo-, who Is one of the noted Presbyterian divines in at tendance upon the southern general as- sembly, will preach the sermon, having been invited by Dr. George Stuart pastor of the church. The seminary girls, under the direction of Miss Beach, will furnish the music. Mrs. Merson will play violin
 
 organ. The other exercises of the semi nary include a juvenile entertainment Monday, May 21, at p. m; annual con aert Tuesday, May 22 p. m; graduating exercises Wednesday, May 23, S:30 D. m. .ddress by Dr. F. w. Barnett of Brming- .lam.
 Mrs. James Merrill will entertain at a luncheon Wednesday, honoring Miss Kath- leen Moody, a popuIar bride -to-be Miss Elizabeth Wyman will be hostess Wednesday giving luncheon in honor of Miss Mamie Evelyn Spaulding of Bal timore, the guest of Miss Dorothy Davis 1 Miss Alice Bowie entertained a few friends on Thursday, giving small card party at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. s. J. Bowie, on Glenn avenue, for Miss Spaulding of Baltimore. the guest of Miss Dorothy Davis.
 Mrs David Roberts, Jr.. will be hostess this week for the Tuesday Bridge club entertaining at her home at Mountain 1 Terrace.
 l Miss Florence Coffin will entertain al an afternoon bridge party on "Wednesday i in honor of Miss Spaulding of Baltimore the guest of Miss Dorothy Davis. l The Birmingham Council of Mothers 1 club elected the following officers at the last meeting: President, Mrs. l. w | Broughton: vice president. Mrs J. F Levy; secretary and treasurer Mrs. Lee 1 Cowart.