The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-18

D. ANiNSiS NdrLeT, MISS Augusta Clarh,
 Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. George Gordon
 Crawford, Mrs w. w. Crawford. Mrs. Frank H. Crockard, Mrs Grover Tilden
 Davis, Mrs. Samuel Earle, Mrs. w. H. | bassinger, Mrs. Thomas Hopkins, Mrs. Ropert Jemison, Jr., Mrs. John l.. KauL Mrs w $. Lowell. Mrs. Albert Latady, MISS Martha Latady, Mrs. Campbell Ma | Den, Mrs H. K. Milner, Mrs. Frank k. 1 Nabers, Mrs. Morris Newfield Miss Ryd-
 lns, Mrs. Harold Samson. Mrs. Orline
 Shipman, Mrs Ross Smith Mrs. W. M.
 Spencer, Jr., Mrs. John Tomlinson, Mrs.
 John Lewis Underwood Mrs. Oscar Un- | derwood, Mrs. William M, Walker and Mrs Oscar Wells
 | The following popular young women will | act as ushers: Miss Alice Bowie, Miss
 Margaret Bradshaw, Miss Augusta Clark.
 Miss Anita Austis, Miss Lydia Eustis, Miss
 Josephine Evins Miss Emily Ford, Miss
 Susie Greene, Miss Susie Haskell, Miss
 Leonora Hassinger, Miss Marguerite
 King, Miss Anita Latady, Miss Martha Latady. Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss
 Lela Robinson, Miss Sue Steele Spencer,
 Miss Bland Tomlnson, Miss Eula Weak
 ly, Miss Elizabeth Wynan. l One of the most attractive and elab- crate affairs of the week was the ninth
 annual ball given Friday evening by the i Pfquik club at the clubrooms in Wood- : lawn, which were thrown open, and most attractive1y arranged and decorated for
 the occasion, quantities of ferns, palms and pink roses being used. The orches-
 tra was placed behind a lovely screen
 built of handsome ferns, combined with glossy leafed palms. Mir. J. B. Waters, the club president, greeted the guest at
 the door, assisted by MT. H. H. Hahn, the
 secretary, and MT. G. E. Earnest. Miss Annie Mae Odell assisted by Miss Helen 1 Sparks, presided at the punch bowl. | Those receiving were Mir. and Mrs. J. H.
 Hahn, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Rhodes, MT.
 and Mrs. c. l.. Zbinden, Miss Frances Strange MT. Carl McFarlin and Mrs. c. ! W. Hall. At a late hour ices in blue
 and white, the club colors, were served
 to about 200 guests.
 | Miss Willie Mae Bumstead entertained
 the Joe Wheeler chapter of the Children of the Confederacy at the regular monthly ! meeting Friday afternoon at her home, ! 2119 Ninth avenue, south. The St. Pat | rick's Day emblems were used in the decorations and refreshments. After a short business meeting the little hostess l delighted her young friends by giving sew
 eral delightful musical and reading mum bers and displayed a wonderful talent | for one so young
 Miss Teance Epsy of Alabama, who is attending Mrs. Darlington Semple' s school in New York, was member of Mrs. Semple's party to witness the pres I idential inauguration and remained a few days in Washington. These young southern girls attended the private ball i given by Vice President and Mrs. Mar shall, and Miss Epsy was also a guest at large dinner given at the New Will ! lard by the West Point Cadets, the party 1 including also Congressman Moores of h. diana and Uncle Joe Cannon. Visits to | Mt. Vernon and other points of interest made the stay in Washington most de- l lightfu Miss Epsy has many friends I in Birmingham, Montgomery and in the southern part of Alabama, where her family owns extensive plantations
 
 I The Southern School of Musical Art will give a recital at Cable hall Friday evening at S:15 o'clock by the advanced piano department, under the direction of
 Prudence Neff. Josepaul Savage and Gladys Lyon, violinists. pupils of Robert Dolejsi will assist. The following is the programme:
 | Searlatti-Tausig ...... Pastorale. Miss Bess Ferguson. l Chopin ................ Nocturne, Flat Chopin .............l.... Valse Op. GA No 1. Mrs. E. L. Morris. Grieg ...... Norwegan Bridal Procession. Mendelssohn ...................... Scherzo. Miss Lucy Sharpe. Schumann ...................... Traumerle. Beethoven .................. Rondo up. l0. Miss Margaret Marshall. Verdi-Alard .... Fantasy on Il Trovatore. Miss Gladys Lyon. Schumann ....-.................. Noyelette. Mendelssohn .......... Rondo Capriccioso.
 MT. Kennith Lamkin.
 Liszt .............. Cantque d'Amour.
 Mrs. Sydney Vann. Rubenstein ........-. Barcarolie A Minor. Mcdowell .................. March Wind. Miss Lotta Belden.> DeBeriot ................ Concert, G Major. Andante, Allegro Moderate. Miss Josepaul Savage. Liszt ................... Rhapsodie No. G.. Miss Mildred Kahn. | Mcdowell .................... To the Sea. 1 Chopin ............... Noctume, B Minor. I,iszt ............,..... Orage (The Storm. MT. Rolla Gray. The public is cordially invited Thursday evening at o'clock there will be musicale at the West Woodlawn Baptist church. A free will offering for the pipe organ fund will be taken and the following programme will be heard: | OrcleStrd SelecIlOnS Violin solo by Mir Stewart Sullivan
 Fragrant Freezes -King)-Mil- dred King.
 (a). Little Orphan Annie;'' (bl. "A Naughty Little Girl"-Helen Orem "The Lark In It's Nest" (Bowles- GranD-Mss Jasperson Vocal solo (selected)-Mr. Trice. l Spring Song Wolleander)-Pearl Thomp- son.
 The Song of the Mystic" (Father Ryan) Miss Hopson.
 (a). "Obstination;" (b). Uncle Rone' l (Horner)--Mr. Turner.
 1 Lasco (Dupree)-Miss Line l valse Brilliant (SchnehifD-First piano, Pearl Thompson. Lorena Fennell Song of Sunshine (Turner-Maley); :; Mother MaChree" (Olcott- -BalD-Mrs. | Woodward.
 | "Mandalay" q<ipling)--Miss Line. 1 'Goodnight' (Nevin). 1 Solo (selected) -Lorena Fennell, MT. Duncan.
 1 "Herods Daushter''-M Hopson MT. I Dupree accompanist
 l Dora Mae Helen--u0 months old or l chestra).
 Moving pictures of Yellowstone Park, explained by Mrs. Norris. 1 The public is invited.
 l Miss Emma Kennedy entertained the Gretchen club at luncheon on Wednes- ' day at her home. The afternoon was spent playing 500 and the guests were: l Miss Even Cooley, Miss Annie Watson.
 Miss Lucy Proctor, Miss Annie Claud I Brown, Miss Helen Duncan, Mrs. Roscoe
 Brown and Mrs. Dawson Mullen. ss