The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-14

oeuse," "ErOtique" (TranscriptiOn) No. (Tschaikowsky). Were My Song With Wings Provided (Hahn). Spirit Flower (Campbell-Tipton). The Years at the Spring (Beach. Ave Maria Meditation of Thals) (MasseneD, violin obligato.
 Miss Annie Lee Douglas entertained at a luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Daisy Lee Douglas, popular bride-elect. The table was adorned with pink roses and valley lilies and at each place were tiny rose baskets holding miniature we'd ding marches. The ices were served in the shape of bridal slippers. The guests were Miss Douglas, Miss Frances Glenn. Miss Laurie Oden, Miss Eleanor Doug las, Miss Helen Glenn, Miss Annie Tardy, Mrs. J. D Moore, Jr.. Mrs Houston Brice, and Mrs. E. T. Brown.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 Mrs. George w. Connors at home Thursday February 15. at 1;30 o'clock, to meet Mrs. Julian Polk Smith
 The following invitations have been received:
 You are invited to attend the Mardi as NAidoQuCJ bSbaA 6lNou pJ IhC PQPitS of the children's classes Miles School for Dancing. Monday afternoon, Feb ruary 19, 1917, from to o'clock. Stu dio, Fraternial hall.
 
 Mrs. Montgomery and Caroline Mont gomery were hostess Tuesday afternoon from to at their beautiful home in Ashville, entertaining with miscellan- eous shower in honor of Miss Irene En- uyIn ma -io n n 1ta Hodges is an interesting event of today.
 The Valentine idea was carried out, red hearts and cupids being used profusely i'll decorations, with ferns and white narcis- sus giving a distinctive note of spring.
 Miss Pauline Hood served punch. A very elaborate salad course was served.
 Among those present were many out. of-town visitors here for the wedding. Her guest list included Mrs. Frank Elm bry of Pell City; Mrs. c. N Hodges of Atlanta. Mrs. James L. Herring. Mrs. J. A Embry, Mrs. J. c. Dubose, Mrs. R. M. Mursally, Mrs. James L. Jordan, Mrs. J. A. Hodges, Mrs. Manly Inzer, Mrs. w. A. Beason, Mrs. L. E. Garret, Mrs c. R. Robinson, Mrs. s. R. Inzer, Mrs. s. R. High, R. R. Hodges, Misses Elizabeth Hodges, Myrtis Nicely, Frances Young. Marcia Rakestraw, Renfroe Embry, Nan Young, Maggie Embry of Lincoln, Mary
  ham.
 Beautiful in every detail was the 6 o'clock dinner given for Miss Embry at the home of Mrs. R. T. Russell in Ash vile.
 The dining room was elaborately dec- orated in cupids and brides, where around the table merry toasts were drank to the popular bride and groom-to-be.
 
 Nr nd Mro High, Misses Renfroe Embry, Frances and Nan Young. Irene Embry, Willis Hodges and MT. N. A. Hood were seated about an elegantly arranged breakfast this morning at o'clock in honor of Miss Embry, who will be married to Mir. Hodges today at her country home near Ashvilie.
 The Birmingham Athletic club basket ball team will play the Louisiana State this evening at 8:30 o'clock. Miss Kathleen Nesbit will be sponsor for the Birmingham Athletic club, and Miss Lois Brown and Miss Mary O'Brien will be her maids. Miss Virginia White will act sponsor for the Louisiana State uni versity, with Miss Gussie Nall and Miss Ruth Oldsted as maids. There will be a dance after the game.
 VoAh lS pAOSICoSllG SkNCllQluly OH lItd 'Deestrict Skule." All the parts have been filled and the "skollars' are study ing hard to give their friends good time at the Jefferson theatre Friday evening. Mir. Otis Taylor as "Mike," MT. w. E. Arnold as "Nosegay," MT. Ed Ellington, Buddy Honeysuckle, Mrs. Maude shan non, Sissy Honeysuckle, Jesse Bradford, the water thinker. Mrs. E. B. Erwin. the lisping girl, Henry Armen, soloist, tu,1 tAAg~
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 All members of the Birmingham Graded union and those interested in Sunday school work, are cordially invited to at- tend the meeting this morning at 10 o'clock at the First Methodist church. The regular programme will take place, this being the beginning of the second semester, 15 weeks training course, in the six departments. All are invited to be present for this first lecture with notebooks and pencils. Topics: Beginners, Problems Miss Batchelder; primary. 'The Child's Religious Life," Mrs. s. F. Moore; junior, Problems" Miss Batch elder: teen-age. Education Interpreted Religiously." Mrs. s. P. Moore; Depart mental Instruction" Mrs. Charles Plos- ser; adult, Psychology" Miss Rosa Strickland home department, The Sum- day School Outside the Walls" Mrs. JesSe WriBHts LeSSon5 VIII De taught III all departments. At F o'clock in the base ment of the church, the union will oh- serve the annual Valentine party for the entire membership and a large at- tendance Is expected, Programme: Vocal selections, Mrs. John F. Balz. Mrs. E. B. Heiser: Mrs. w. A. Logan, accompanist. Vocal selection, Miss Margaret Mohns; Miss Latage. accompanist. Light re- treatments will be served and . social hour enjoyed.