The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-07

number of years, is that of Mrs. Man uela DeOvies Adams and Lieut.. Fred erick Eugene Stockton of the medical reserve corps, which took place yes- terday afternoon in Indianapolis, Ind, where the groom Is now stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. Stock ton is sister of the Rev Raimundo DeOvies, who formerly made his home here, where he was rector of St. Am drew's church and is very attractive and charming young woman It Is with sincere regret that friends learn tha, she will make her home in another city.
 The Hilliard Literary society of the Central High school enjoyed a very in teresting programme Friday afternoon. The programme consisted of stump" speeches of political nature MT Lu- cien Allgood supported MT. George Ward. MT. Albert Wynn supported pr. Barrett, while MT Arnis Bryan sup ported MT. Arlie Barber Short talks were made by the members of the fac ulty, after which the meeting ad journed.
 Mrs. R. B. Smyer. the official chaperon for the Alabama division of the Confed- crate Veterans, >will entertain at buf- fet supper on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at her home on Arlington avenue complimenting the maids and sponsors of the Alabama division and their es- corts. Later in the evening the party will attend the ball Of the Southern club.
 The Alabama Dancing club is planning series of dances during the football season. The dances are to be given at -the Tutwiler and will be given after each large football game played in Bir- mingham. The object of the club Is to furnish good amusement for the college boys and their friends while they are in town for these events and the dances will be given in honor of the football teams themselves. beautiful trophy will be given to the first player on the home team who scores a point agatnst the out-of-state team and will be pre- sented to him with fitting ceremonies at the dance following the game. The dates of dances as planned at present are the four Saturdays of November. though the last two are subject to change, owing to the unsettled condition of the schedules. The opening dance will be given Saturday evening, Novem- Der 3, for which arrangements have al- ready been completed. This dance will be after the Alabama -Sewanee game played at Redwood on this date and is the second annual dance given by the club following this event.
 
 Many friends and musicians in the city feel very much interested in the formal opening of the new studio of Miss Daisy Rowley, director of the Academy of Music, HIS Twentieth street, south. on Friday afternoon when she will have housewarming. to which all professional musicians of the city are in vited. Mss Rowley also extends an in vitation to any other musicians who are in the city this week attending the Alabama State Fair There will be no formal programme. although there will be several musical numbers by promi- nent musicians. The hours are from to o'clock.
 The semi annual meeting of the Fed eration of Missions of the Birmingham district will be held on Tuesday morn ing at 10:30 o'clock in the First Presby- terlan church. Devotion will be con ducted bv the Rev. G. IT. Harris of the Second Presbyturian church, and the textbook for the year. Missionary Mile stones. VIII be reviewed with the fol-