The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-19

Mrs Robert V. Angood presented the following piano pupils in recital at Star Piano hall last evening: Katherine Drennen, Annie Jones, Mildred Bragg, Virginia Hill, Elizabeth Hanlin, Ethel Copeland, Mary Tyler. Cornelia Hanlin, Margaret Caffee, Lucille Frey, Julia Carns. Theresa Barranco. Ollie Davis, Vivian Carnes, Annie E. Brown.
 
 Among the many delightful atentions which have been shown Mrs c. c. Fer relrs charming guests, MT. and Mrs. Jack Smiley and Mrs. Bond of Okla homa City during their visit here, none has been more enjoyable than the picnic party which Mrs. Terrell gave in their honor at "Matsuyma."
 The party motored out late in the aft ernoon and enjoyed delicious supper at this pretty place and among those whom Mrs Terrell invited to meet MT. and Mrs. Smiley and Mrs. Bond were MT. and Mrs George w. Connors, MT. and Mrs. Richard Randolph, MT, and Mrs Paul Chalifoux, Mir and Mrs. ,. L. Drennen, Mrs. Shipman, MT. and Mrs. Henry T. Dean, MT and Mrs. Tom Bow ron, MT. and Mrs. Charles Leeper, pr. Sparks, MT. Paul, MT. Billie Wilson, MT. Bradley J. Saunders, MT Crook Whatley
 
 Grover Tilden Davis will present an Evening of Concertos' at Cable hall this evening, assisted by Mrs. o. L. Stephenson, soprano The programme is as follows:
 Concerto in B flat minor CTchaikovsk y), first movement, Miss Sadye Goldstein.
 Mondnacht (Schumann), Song of India (Rimsky -Korsakow), Parla (ArditD, Mrs. Stephenson.
 Grand Concerto-C major Cweber) (Allegro, Ada gio, Presto), Miss Mary Lee Frederick.
 Arise Arise to Arms!; Dawn; Great Spirit, Hear! Grover Tilden Davis), Mrs. Stephenson.
 Concerto in A minor (Greig), first movement, Mrs Amedia Moltop Embry.
 Miss Margaret Moore entertained at a luncheon party yesterday at the Country club complimenting Miss Carrie Yates, a bride-elect. The table was adorned with basket of bright colored peoples and at each place there were quaint old ia shioned girls, whose skirts hid dainty boxes of bonbons. Covers were laid for 15.
 The following from the Tuscaloosa News will be of interest to many in the city. Mrs Ella King Collier, who was one Of the principal speakers at the Sunday School federation which was held in Birmingham during the past week com pletely captivated a large and brilliant assemblage of Sunday school workers on the evening upon which she gave her address on Sunday School Problems" and so very important was this lecture considered 1t will appear in the study se- ries used by adults in the Methodist 1 denomination. This is a distinct honor | and one which Mrs. Golfers countless friends will rejoice to know of since she 1 is considered one of the best authori- l ties on Sunday school work in the south. | The following from the Montgomery | Advertiser will be read with interest | by many friends: 'Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. Bashinsky of Troy ! announce the engag cement of their daugh- | ter Helen, to MT. Cyrus Augustus Case | of Montgomery. The wedding plans will be announced later. This announcement will be received with cordial interest throughout the south, where both young people are we'll known. Miss Bashinsky is a hand some girl of brunette type, and possesses a charm and graciousness of manner l