The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-15
News of Society and
 Activities it of Women
ly EMMA REID RYALT

I of which the player holding top score was presented with a pair of crystal can 1 dlesticks. These were won by Miss l Louise DeCottes. | The guest of honor was presented with | handpainted china powder jar, as a ! memento of the occasion. The affair is one of a number of par l ties planned in honor of Mrs. Johnson, ! who is en route home from Braden- | town, where she spent the season with l her parents.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Jack A. Bentz, Mrs. g. Locke VreauX, Mrs. Sam 1 Dunlap. Mrs. Mallory Liddoo, Mrs. James Frink, Mrs. s. A. Rawls Mrs. George F. Yancey, Mrs. M. R. Johnson, Miss Louise DeCottes, Miss Grace Hatchen and others. Miss Dorothy Davis will entertain the Tuesday Bridge club this afternoon and few guests in honor of her guest, Miss Mamie Evelyn Spalding of Baltimore
 The following programme will be given this afternoon by the Eleanor Hord club at 3 o'clock at the reciprocity meeting to be held at the Piquik club
 Piano (selected). Miss Stella Dowel
 Song, "Go to Sleep, My Baby Uettie Gould, Mable Evelyn O'Neal
 Presidents greeting, Mrs. Miles Brad ford.
 Address, Dr. Jack Montgomery, Uni versity of Alabama.
 Piano, Prelude c sharp minor (Racn- mannoff), Marjory Culver.
 Songs-(a) Sunset (b) Storm and Sunshine" Dudley BrcN, 4drs. Claude O'Rear.
 Accompanies, Mrs. John Carns, Miss Mary Lillian Caller.
 Mrs. Vincent Shell entertained at a de- hghtful informal tea on Saturday after noon. complimenting her sister, Miss Pauline Thomas, who recently returned from western trip, and Miss Helen Florence of Montgomery, her guest The reception rooms were adorned with quan- titles of spring blossoms, pink and white being the colors used. The tea table, which was presided over by Mrs. Bur dette Harris, was covered with cluny lace and centered with a silver basket filled with daisies and sweet peas. Silver held pink candles. Mrs. Shell and the guests of honor, Miss Florence and Miss Thomas, received in the hall. Mrs. Malcolm Smith served the ices, 1 and others assisting in receiving in the dining room were Mrs. Edwin Anderson, 1 Miss Lois Ramsey and Miss Lucy Mae | Cury. There were about 50 guests.
  Mrs. Joseph R. Redd will entertain | few friends at tea on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock to meet her cousin, Mrs. Frank 1 1eadley of Atlanta, who has recently 1 come to Birmingham to reside.
 
 The following invitation has been re- ,eved The City Woman's Advisoy Teen-Age 1 ouncil of the Birmingham Sunday School | .ssociation invites you to be present i tuesday, May 15, o'colck D. m., to meet | lrs James H. Mccoy, at the Young Vomen's Christian association, 720 West | twentieth street. Miss Sara Mallam presents Misses AL | en, Dearborn, Varin, Slack and Lewis, l Iessrs. Trice, Turner Monroe, Lawley | md Ford in pupils recital this evening tt S:30 o'clock at Cable hall The pro- | sramme is as follows
 PART l.
 The Brooklet Came from the Moun- l ain (Morning of the Year) (Cadman). | Deep River CBurleigh), Mr Monroe. "The Heart of Her" (Cadman, Miss l Lewis.
 What Is Love%' (Gawz). Wind | Wind Song" (Rogers), MT. Turner. Rose in the Bud (Forster); The | Has a Tyre of Gold'' (Whel- 1 pley), Miss Varin. 1T Wept, Beloved" (TIue); "A Red, Red l Rose" (Hastings), Mir Lawley. Cradle Song (MacFadyen); Dearest" | Houser), Miss Slack.
 T Know Hilr' (Whelpley); The Window Lark (Gerrish-Jones), MT, | rrce.
 Duet, Calm as the Night" (Gotze), l Messrs. Lawley and Monroe.
 PART VI. La Douma Mobile (Rigoletto) (VerdD l Mother Machree' (Olcott-BalD, MT. l Ford.
 An Open Secret" (woodman), Miss Lewis.
 Bird of the Wilderness" (Horsman), | Mr. Turner.
 Wind and Tyre (Rogers); "Elegie" ,Massenet), Miss Dearborn.
 An Old Refrain" (Kreisler), Mr. Trice. 'Tonmy Lad" CWare), Miss Allen. Put on Your Shock" (Pagllacci), | ,Leoncavallo), MT Lawley. The Two Grenadiers' (schumann), MT. Monroe. Miss Minnie McNeill and Miss Mallam at the piano.