The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
SHOWER FOR MISS LIKES

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 One of the prettiest events of the sea- son was miscellaneous shower and farewell party given in honor. of Miss Margaret Lykes, whose wedding to Mr. J. Cleveland Counts will be an event Of this month, by the girls of the B. R., l.. x r. Co. in the general office build ing on Saturday afternoon.
 The office was artistically decorated in pink and white. Punch was served as the guests entered by Misses Roe turta Huff and Eleanor Curran An in- teresting' contest was enjoyed, the prize zeing won by Miss Christine Tobin, who presented it to the honoree.
 Presenting the gifts was in a very unique manner. paymaster's door was made in colors of pink and white with six windows bearing the words, enthu- siasm, generosity, kindness, thoughtful ness, cheerfulness and sincerity, and was placed in an open doorway, through
 which windows six girls, one at time, called the honoree to the window and presented a beautiful assortment of gifts. The girls included Misses Mary Launey,
 Carrie Lee Wilmot, Susie Mae Pruett, Eleanor Curran, Roeburta Huff and Mrs. Atrue Gordon.
 Refreshments carrying out the color scheme of pink and white were served to about sixty guests. The hostesses Mrs. l.. A. Diffley, Misses E. Curran, R. Huff, Bertha and Dora DeRamus, were as- sisted in serving by Misses Carrie Lee Wilmot. Susie Mae Pruett. Lola Mae Kelley and Mrs. Atrue Gordon PUPILS RECITAL Pupils from the classes of Miss Alice Graham will be heard in recital at Cable Hall on Saturday afternoon, October 23, at 2:30 o'clock
 The following programme will b rem dered:
 "Etude' ....................... Burgmuller Helen Hardie. sur Ia Giace .........,,.........C Crawford Frances Moffet. Alpine Echoes Osteen Lucille Johnson. Coral Isle" ,Thurlowe Lieurance Virginia Knight hawaiian Melody ~....n.............. Lida Pearl Leslie. nomances ..........................A .Ascher Marie Kelly. Fairy March ....... Strea bbog
 Sarah Kelly. lr.My First Duct. "...................P Presser Margaret Adams flrst Lesson .........,...... Spaulding Duet .................,....,..... Presser Pryor Plumlee, Lillian Winston March ''''.......,....s...... Engelmann Orrin Winston Loves Lament . Beaumont Merle Harrison. Soldiers Song" ............Sp .Spauldfny Janis Thompson "Four-Leaf Clover ....... Engelmann Dorothy Northrup. Airy Fairies ....4.. Spaulding Amelia Brown. Waltz .......................... Strauss Lillie Ozmer Trio ....-.......,..,..........S Streabbog Frances MOffett Marie and Sarah Kelly
 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS The Clio Literary Soceety met Friday afternoon. The quotations were: Some
 Facts About India" X very interesting and instructive programme on. "The
 Classes and Tribes in India" was rem dered by Miss Gould. Miss Flowers and
 Miss Ormond, In the business session. two new amendments to the constitution
 in regard to the membership were -unan-
 lmously adopted. After the reports of the several committees and a talk by the critic, the club adjourned
 The Aastraea Literary Society of Gen. tral High School held it's regular meet
 ing Friday afternoon After finishing the election of the new members the club members enjoyed the following pro- gramme on Inventive Geniumes": Thomas Edison. Ren4 Friedman; Benja- min Franklin, Inez Patton.
 FOR BRIDE-ELECT
 Miss Susie Mae Pruett was hostess at Lyric party yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Margaret Lykes, who will he married to MT. J. Cleveland Counts the latter part of this month
 At prettily appointed table at Mary | Anns tea room refreshments were served carrying out the color scheme of | pink and white.
 Those present were Misses Helene l Lykes Dora DeRamus Irene Counts; | Mesdames A. H. Smith. T.. D. Johnson and l.. A. Diffley, the hostess. Miss Susie Mae Pruett. and the honoree, Miss Margaret Lykes.