The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
ny ocr.vrA sTuRDIvAxT WYNN

ny OCTAVIA sTURDIVANT WYNN
 Selma, March 6.-(Special )-LouiS
 Kreder, baritone. appeared before a sS.-
 ma audience the week just past, opening
 the artists series of concerts arranged
 here each year by the Music Study Ciup
 Tae programme was unusually pleasing
 and was enjoyed by large number or
 music lovers. Kreidler's voice, of excei-
 lent quality and interpretive value. founu
 ready appreciation Other artists will
 appear here during the spring.
 Mrs, Junius Galt and two lovely chil-
 dren, June and Edward. arrived re-
 cently from Dayton. O., and will remain
 in Selma until early sun mer with Mir
 and Mrs E. r. Gait. before going on to
 NIontgonery where Mir. Junius Gait has
 accepted splendid position.
 Miss Helen Taylor of Sommervile, Ga,
 is the guest of Mrs. Ernest Rockwell on
 Church street,
 Mrs. E. W. Pettus and little daughter
 Ann, accompanied by Mrs George Pea- Bksram, returned the past week from South SCsrolina, where they spent some tEAe $with friends,
 \ Announcement of the approaching mar Briage of Miss Pallie Elizabeth Lehman, Adaughter of Mir. Charles Lehman of Blr- Flpinehan. to Martin J. Williams is or cordial interest here, as Miss Lehman Visited Mrs Ed Keeble and Mrs. Joseph Bibb. then lovely Bettie Hall, several sea
 sons ago. Mrs. Fisher Tynes, who was
 charming Edith Whatley of BirmingnaIil, n,
 and a school mate of Mrs. Binp anu anu
 Miss Lehman. also shared in the mary seociaf affairs given at the time, and botn syoung women claim many friends here' Hinade during their visits to Selma.
 Mrs. Warren Walker has returned ~ sher home in Augusta, Ga, after Nisie 3to Mrs. Hooper Adams.
 ! Mrs Joseph Thompson of Birmingham His spending some time here witn ne. tdaughter, Mrs. Eugene Galloway, @ uul ... 2 2 1.-the illness of Dr. and Mrs. Caiio"as .as..s !. Ellttle son. Joseph, who is sulleriiis l, iioi'' Epneumonia at a local hospttai-
 Nre Toe K. Saks returned Saturaay to her home in Birmingham after v'sil Et :, her narents, Mir. and Mrs. S Nagie.
 uiss rarolyn E.lkan has returned after .n aheence of two months, spent with Erelat lives in Mississippi and Loulsiana. | Mrs. H. H. Stewar. and young son' EH1Iorace. of Speigners are guests oA ,E'ra M ll.n6 Mrs Eugene Kendrick in west r'iu' ,a. ana Mrs. T. o. Smith arrived re- centiv from Birmingham to make tneii tl,,nr,e with Mrs. Smiths parents, MT EE.nd NIrs & F. Houston at Houston IE(srova ;, near Selma. MT. Smith VIII en. f|ta,. +ba b,,siness world here ana oeiiha Iwill welcome this charming couple rSa Ideiphtful addition to society. As ',aa FEsraret Houston, Mrs. smith enJos eu isisual popularity, and durn,s .n- ., she of MT. smiths service in the army soa.n = al in Selma, so that her departure hf.ar, this city some months ago occas- IIsioned sincere regret. ..a Mir ! Mrs I. w. Ager accompaIiieu Aver to Birmingham Weohesuas, .is,s Ibe returned after a short visit to 'sr .nr Eeitv and will remain in Birniins h"s. ra,sx,a IEa short while, returning later 'o re- Agfor her little son, John Ager, Wno ls
 '.ea;,,ad bare with his grandmother, NIT Ar;ss Annin Hawes has returned to n.. G
 m ;, TIorence after visiting frienos Ill ESelrna. .,a nast week
 ,,,as tbe meeting of the Young Mat. L.' oii1 ,,, < sPridpe Club, held Tuesday aIter,iooir a m z .ltbe harmony Club pariors. Pitus Mor. played at three tables anu 'o .a,.a Those
 lss p,ay a,,,,an fell the prize for score lnose \ . lls .aat;,,c were: Mrs Lehman Mrs' \ lr,,, anlnb Richards, Mrs. Arthur 's., Loss asas Morris Never, Mrs. Albert hann ,n }E.ns Herman Eliasberg, Mrs. Alpo. .r.. .rn, r,, q II, e;mer. Mrs Henry Elkan, 1s,s lraa-rna Mrs. Edward Kayser, ME. =. tsore Kavser and Mrs. August Asos''S IIchild. Ya af Renton cele- II NY. their twenty-fftli annlversai In.aav at their home. As. former Ss,
 aau inus MT. and Mrs. Hess claim ait, mans ], 1I.als. In.ans, bare who took the sopportui'lE. '
 Ile f'e,,ds wishing long life and prosperity \ lhhis popular couple. ,,a.s;ne in n.5r- l Marked with the same pieasis sn. Lralitv which characterizes all eiasn .,.. .e q, ,.s tbese days, was the bridge party l ., }rnehts eneS ,sraals. with which Miss Gertrude
 .1e,I;n .ne pns entertained at the home ot hei lparents, hare MT and Mrs F. '. Merv servse e. |iFollowing the games supper was as,s cen. IIa+ late hour at round tapie ,sss Fla with daffodils. Places were iaie
 ser e, s Miss Virginia Jefferies of WashIns n1 1is.
 lers,vn on, yIe Brewer of Cleveland o. s,,is Wns ls visiting Mrs J. F. Ames; MISS las,a, nn,it ma IAlston, MT. Mortimer Ames M oi york. MT |EnIr Ted Solomon of New forn,
 |smith pi Robbins M and Mfr. catesby Jones; ;n ae
 lrA Mr and Mrs s. F. Hobbs enterta,ne, .. st,9ss, j.aantlv at their home on Mapry s'fSe'