The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-06
ett gave several splendid readin There were about 25 guests. CAMBRIAN SOCIETY MEETS

CAMBRIAN SOCIETY MEETS | A most enjoyable meeting of the Cambrian society was held Tuesday | afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
 Reese in North Birmingham with Mrs Reese and Mrs John Martin as hos ! tesses. A very interesting programme ! was given, which was as follows: Soug, Land of My Fathers (Welsh) l by society; scripture reading by the new president Mrs, J. w. Beddow of Wy 1 lam, followed by prayer; song by Mrs John Reese dressed as a Syrian woman was very impressive. Mrs. ]. Cohen gave an outline of the origin of the l translation of the Welsh Bible in the year 1865 by an Episcopal minister, ac- cording to research, who also told of | the part the Welsh soldiers had taken 1 in the capture of the city Of Jeruss lem from the Turks, having as their motto, Death, Rather Than Dis
 honor" Song in Welsh by the society. For the years work Welsh history will be taken up, as we'll as the teaching of the Welsh language by Mrs. Co., burn. All members are requested to start the New Year right and attend the meetings so as to get into the classes. Ine regular QuarleTlN SOCldl meeting will be held at the homo of Mrs. J. H. Adams at Graymont Thurs
 day evening, January r. 1918, for the purpose of making plans for the St. David's day celebration March l, 1918. as usual custom. The next regular meeting of the society to be held Tues day, February 5, at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. J. Reimal at West End. At the close of the meeting the hos tesses assisted by Mrs. Mary Guilln of Avondale, served sandwiches, cake and tea. The officers for the ensuing year are: President Mrs. l. w BeGdow of Vivian; vice president, Mrs. J. Coburn, Birmingham; recording secretary. Mrs. w. J. Williams of Ensley: correspond ing secretary, Mrs. J. T. Gould of West
 Highlands; treasurer, Mrs. J. P. Shad- dick of Ensley. Those present were: Mesdames J. Coburn. Miss Mary Thom- as. E. J. Renmal. John Martin, John Reese, w J. Williams, Ann Williams, Mary Gwillin Louis Bowen, Hannah Bowen. J. H. Adams Mrs. Cooper. J.. W. Beddow, William Herbert and Mas ter Lewis John Bowen.
 TUTWILER TEA
 One of the delightful affairs Of the week was the tea given yesterday after noon at the Tutwiler. when number of the Birmingham society set assembled for a cup of tea and to discuss the war and other interesting topics of the day.
 Mrs. B. F. Wilkerson had as her guests Mrs. Henry L. Badham, Mrs A. l.. Full enwider and Mrs. William Jordan.
 Miss Mildred and Miss Edan Wald had as their guests Mrs. Harry M. Kohn and her guest, Mrs. l. Click, of Columbus, O.: Miss Alice Phillips and her guest, Miss Flora Phillips of Chicago.
 At another table were Mrs. Hubert Drennen and her guest Mrs. Alden How ell, of Waynesville, N. C.; Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs J. l.. Drennen, Mrs. Bradley Saunders, Mrs Walter Phillips, Mrs. Norborne Cooke, Mrs. Orline A. Ship man, Mrs. Fred Phillips and Mrs. Frances A. DeBardeleben.
 Mrs. w. A. Hood entertained few of the younger girls in compliment to her sister, Miss Erin Weller. who will leave tomorrow for Ogontz. and for Miss Vir- ginia Cole of Ripley, Miss, the guest of Mrs. Russell Hunt. The other guests included Misses Margaret Gage, Martha Latady, Leonora and Virginia Hassinger. Mary Sessions Dimmis Wilkerson, Elizabeth and Eleanor Massey.
 Mrs. ClNrles Oscar Locke entertained few friends in honor of Mrs. Lowell Yerkes, who expects to go to Washing ton soon to remain several months.
 Mrs. J. W. Sibley has a few friends with her to meet Mrs. Nottingham of Nashville, Va.
 Mrs. c. R. Lander entertained for l recent bride, Mrs. Glenn $. Moore, and her guests included Mrs. Charles F. Mc- Donald. Mrs. Van Kuren. Mrs. Carol Johns, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Lively, Miss Clyde Bowling.
 Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Stuart Welch and Mrs George Connell
 Miss Susie Green had as her guests the guest of Mrs. George Webb, Margar- ct Moore and Miss Katherine Ledbetter
 Among those noted were Mrs. John Miller Caldwell Mrs. P G. Shook, Mrs. F.. w. Barrett. Mrs. Warner Shook, Mrs William Walker. Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs Fred Levert. Miss Caroline Harris, Miss Simpson. Mrs. Andrew Aldrich. Mrs. c. s. Young, Mrs. Horace Adams, Mrs. Richard Mcintosh, Mrs. w. A. Wood. Miss Robert Green, Mrs Mac gruder. Mrs. Yancey Mrs Angus Tay- Tor. Mrs. w. F. Leake Mrs. c. M. Ru- dulph, Miss Iibbey Miss Waltersdofr, Miss Mildred Kettig. Mrs. L. C. Wilson, Mrs. J. A. Rountree, Mrs. Herren, Mrs. Thomas Pankey, Mrs. William Streit. Jr.. MT Compton, Mrs. John w. Cox, Mrs. Hillhouse, MT. Hillhouse, MT. Pear son Dick and others.
 MUSIC
 The following programme will be given this. evening at the TCtwiler from 6:45 to s:45 o'clock by Wiegand's augmented orchestra:
 salutation. "The star-spangled Ban ner."
 Farandole from ..LArlesienne' (Bizet).
 Overture. ''The Barber of Seville" (Ros- sinD.
 Nocturne, Dreams of Love" Giszt).
 Dance of the Egyptian Maidens" (Shelley).
 Gems from 'cavalleria Rusticana" (MascagnD.
 Intermezzo "L'Esprit Francais" (wald- teufeD.
 Cello solo. '.Lamento" (GabrieI-Marie). Alfred Pauli.
 Excerpts from 'The Riviera Girl'' (Kal- man).
 Three lyrics. ''Berceuse.'' "serenade,'' and ''valse' (Grieg).
 Entr' acte Moonlight" (Finck).
 Three dances from Nell Gwyn" (Jones).
 America" PIQUIK CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
 The Piquik club will entertain at an dance on the evening of Friday, January H. at their clubrooms About 200 of the younger set have been invited and Mfr. and Mrs. J. H. Hahn, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Fruitticher will be the chap erons for the evening. DANCE AT
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