The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-23
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES. OF WOMEN

"Kam1aenoi-ostrow'C CRubenstein). Bes- sic WAitford.
 Idyn (SacDowelD, Merle Beasley.
 (a) "Cache-Cache" (Pierne); (b), "A la Bien Aimee" (SchutD, Margaret Proctor.
 (a) Witches Dance" (MacDowelD; (b) Prelude" (Rachmaninoff), Mary Alice Gatlin.
 (a) Norwegian Bridal Procession (Grieg) (b) "Fantasie Impromptu-C sharp minor Chopin, Cleo Melcher.
 Concert Etude" (MacDowelD, Edna Moore Brown.
 BROWN-JONES
 A marriage of interest to hundreds ot Birmingham friends and relatives was that of MT. Winston Edwards Brown ct Selma and Miss Margaret King Jones, daughter of Mrs. Madison Jones, Jr., which was solemnized at St. Paurs Epis- copal church of Greensboro last even- ing, the Rev J. r. Hamaker, rector of the church, officiating at the very sim pie ceremony. Mendelssohn's wedding march announced the coming of the nrl- dal party, the brides grandmother, Mrs. George Erwin, presiding at the organ. The groom was attended by his father, Mir. John Fairchild Brown, as best man, who entered from the vestry room and awaited the bride at the altar The dsh- CTS were: Messrs. Benjamin Craig and Paul Stewart of Selma, Thomas Ham, ilton Jones of Greenwood, Miss, and Cadwallader Erwin of Greensboro Miss Iredell Jones, her sisters maid of honor, and only attendant, wore a smart French frock of green silk over a white organ die petticoat with pink rosebuds and blue love knots here and there. Her hat was pink, and she carried a bouquet of pink roses. The bride entered on the arm of her brother, MT. Madison Jones III. She was attired in simple, white beaded georgette crepe, made short, with short veil and wreath of orange blos- sons. Her French bouquet was of valley lilies. After the ceremony MT and Mrs. Brown left for a short wedding trip. MT. Brown has volunteered for army Y M c. A. work, and is awaiting or ders to report in New York, preparatory to going to France PUPILS RECITAL
 The younger pupils of Jamie Orman's music class of Inglenook Rocket school will give a recital this evening at S:3J in the auditorium.
 Part I will be d patriotic play by pu- pills of the primary and second grades under the direction of Mesdames West and Carlisle.
 Part II will consist of a musical pro- gramme by Miss Orman's first-year mu- sic pupils. Those participating will be: LaMoyne Lavender, Bonnie Mae Pullen, Frances Harrison, Alice Seals, Thellna Riddle. Mildred McCurry, Edna Palmer, Beatrice Huey Fay Ackis, Genevive Graham and Tommie Lee Harrison. 'ine pupils will be assisted by Misses Annie Waldrop, Virginia Price, Wanda Al drige, Ivey Wright and Tex Fulbright. SEMINARY EXERCISES The annual concert at the Louie Compton seminary occurred on Tuesday evening and was something of a festival of music and dance, for there was music of different kinds, piano and voice and violin solo and concerted. Then there were folk dances and interpretative dances, all of them exceedingly attrac- tive. The finale was a climactic num- Der, with the massing of a large chorus for the singing of patriotic songs. The 1 following was the programme: overture to Mignon" (Ambroise 1 Thomas). Misses LeMerle Penn, Mozzelle l Wood, Margaret Mccoy, Lillian Pugh. l "Berceuse, from "Jocelyn" (Godard). Miss Ruth Vintson. | Dance, The Duchess" Misses l.. Coop CT, E. Reeves, M Tyler, M. Ozburn, hi. Hanlin M. Byrd, M. Hewitt, E. Cram ford. P. Dimick, w. Morris, H. Coleman, 1 .. CdrI-liCQdel.
 "Rondo Villageois'' (DenneD. Misses Mary Lee Bell. Mary Longcrier. Malah | Bookout, Rhomlyn Sims. | "The Barn Dance," Misses l.. Collins, E. Hanlin, w. Morris, A. Bentley, E.. Cobb.
 "Intermede," Op. S6 No. (Chaminade), ! Misses Florence Burns and Lillie Maude Bell.
 1 "Serenade" Drdla) Miss Harriet Tut wiler
 Dance, "The Sailors Hornpipe." Misses E. Reeves, M. Byrd. F. Cranford. M. 1 Hewitt, E. Cobb $. Carmichael, P. Dim- ick, L. Cooper M. Tyler, M. Ozburn, E., Nesbit, H. Coleman.
 "Polonaise" (PaderewskD, Miss Mary | Rogers.
 Spring Serenade" Oacombe). Misses
 E. Byrd, c. Smith, c. Hickey. K. Rus
 sell.
 Suite from the South" (Nicode) (a) ] Legend from Provence; (b) Moorish
 dance song. Misses M. s. Moore. k. Vintson, Ii. Tutwiler and Mrs. Merson.
 Romance in F minor (TschaikowskD.
 Miss Arnice Hyatt
 Poppy Dance, Misses E. Taylor. L. Cooper, M. Tyler E. Reeves, E. Hanlin,
 M. Ozburn, M, Hewitt P. Dimick.
 "Chanson Florian" (Godard), Miss Hat ite Lee Taylor.
 'Valse Carnavalesque'' (Chaminade), Misses Hazel Hill and Annis Grover.
 Romance" in F major (Beethoven),
 Miss Mary Scott Moore.
 Dance, Green Sleeves" Misses D.
 Merrell. s. Carmichael, V. Strang, M. l Hudson, w. Morris, z. Merchant G.. | Kinney, G. Culverhouse
 Carmen" (Bizet-Parlow), Misses E.
 Smith, " Kennedy, E. Cranford, V. | Hanbury.
 Wedding Day at Troldhausen'' (Grieg),
 Miss Hattie Coleman.
 "Shepherdess Dance (from Senior
 Play, by request. "The Marseillaise' | Geslie); 1.-The Star-Spangled Banner (Key), Miss Winifred Morris and chorus.