The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-14
s O C \ E T Y

The past year at the meeting of the met at St. Louis.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 Miss Hattie Morton invites you to meet Miss Bertha Baur, on Wednesday, Apri IS, to 6 O clock, Louie Compton semi nary Tea"
 Miss Amy Schaefer and Mr. Charles E. Walters were very quietly married Thurs day evening at the home of the bride by Rev. $. A. IIbinger. Only the nearest relatives were present and Mir and Ms Walters left directly after the ceremony for a short trip. They will be at home after April 16 at the residence of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Schaefer, on Tenth avenue, south
 
 Miss Cecilia Cain and Miss Nell Hodges entertained the Neta Omga Sorority al the home of Miss Hodges. The house was adorned with quantities of flags and na- tional colors. Later in the afternoon ices were served to about 25 guests.
 One of the most interesting and in- structive meetings of the year will Le given by the Junior Music Study clut thlS dileluOOi, Wuell Iue most lnpOrtant numbers to be played by the Russian Symphony orchestra and prominent ar- lists of the biennial will be analysed The Tschaillowsky VI. symphony will be ex- plained by Mary Charles Cole and played by Mrs. Paul Earle and Miss Bea- trice Tate, the two winners in the state contest for pianists. Following is the programme:
 ''The New England Symphony" CKelly), 
 Shadow Dance" CdacDowelD, Mar garet Proctor
 'The Thunderbird Suite" (Cadmam, I-ise Courtney Shropshire.
 'To Water Lilly" (IacDowelD: twill O the Wsp'' (MacDowelD: "Gypsy Dance" MacDowelD, Cleo Melcher,
 symphony No- VI. C"Pathetique' CTsehaikowsky) Explained by Mary Charles Cole, Mrs. Paul Earle. Beatrice Tate
 Mrs R. B. McLaurine president of the k. D. Jackson chapter United Daughters Of the Confederacy, will organize a chap ter of the Children of the Confederac cy this afternoon at o'clock at the home lawn.
 The Astreae Literary society held it's preliminary oratorical contest. The fol- lowing members of the society gave very interesting readings: An Afternoon In a Country School,, Margaret HilIhouse. Speak Up Ike and Express Yourself, ' Loretta Dent. An Humble Petition {" Sarah McCarty. Aus Italiene." Velma Lee Rabbits and Other Eggs" Marion Bissell.
 Mrs J. P. Philips entertained at q luncheon yesterday at the TutwiIer experimenting Miss Lois Brown, a bride elect. The guests were Miss Brown. Miss Julia Carney, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Dorothy Allen and Mrs. F. D. Brown
 Mir and Mrs, F. b. Brown will en- certain on Tuesday evening in honor or the Knodel- Brown wedding party. following the rehearsal
 Mrs G. B. Mccormack entertained at luncheon party yesterday, compli- menting Mrs. Joseph Patton of Char lottle N. C.. the guest of Mrs. Owen Gillespy. The guests were Mrs Pat- ton, Mrs. Gillespy, Mrs Bryan McCor- mack and her two guests Mrs Will liam Wormelsdorf of Florence and MISS Margaret Penn of Abingdon. Va Mfs Harry Mccormack, Mrs I w england Mrs. Henry Dean Mrs. Perry McCormaek, Miss Willie Mae Brandon Mlssf katherine Mccormack
 Mrs Wilbur Lewis will entertain st bridge on Monday afternoon at tbe southern club in honor of her puest Mrs Edward L. Patton, of Newport