The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08


 become a welcome institution to house. keepers
 Mrs. George lBreeden and two lovely children have returned from Auburn, where they have been visiting relatives. Mrs. Wiilfred Ager has returned from Birmingham after short stay Mir. R. B. Creagh spent Thursday in Birmingham, going up on business for the Southern railroad. Owing to illness, the concert which was to have been given here early this month by May Peterson has been postponed to later date to be announced by the Mu- sic Study Club. Much disappointment has been caused by the change.
 A number of sellnians are going up to Birmingham February r to hear Freida Hempel whose appearance on the concer, stage is giving many lovers of music op. portunity to hear her.
 MT. and Mrs. IT. c. Armstrong and Mrs. Law Lamar reached Selma Thurscay after spending some time in New York.
 Miss Frances Ress has returned from Valdosta, Ga, where she visited Mir. and Mrs Fullerton Hooper. Mrs Sellers Vredenburgh. who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alice CIapp Harrington, left Wednesday for Vreden- burgh. Ala. after a short stay in Selma
 4 recent programme of the Music Study Club was devoted to a study of Russian composers. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Norma Ward Frost. who has done excellent work as chairman of the music committee for the Alabama Federation of Music Clubs. Mrs. Frost IS working now for scholarship to be given by the club women in appreciation of the endeavors of Mrs. Kate R. Hagan in behalf of the federation during her term of office.
 The programme given by the Music Club was as follows:
 Air de Ballet from Feramors Ruben- 'stein), Mrs. Helroyd, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Mc- Gcwan and Mrs. Woods.
 Duet from Pique Dame (Tschalkowsky). Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. Allen.
 Prelude c minor (Rachmaninoff). Mrs. Frost.
 Southern Night Rimsky- -Korsakor), Mrs. Creagh
 Selection. Miss Thomas.
 The Dancers (Arensky). Mrs. Dunglin- son.
 hamarlnskaia (Glinka), Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Smith.
 the birth of son Wednesday,, Febru- ary f.
 Miss Annie Hayes of Florence, formerly principal of the Dallas Academy, is the guest of Mir and Mrs. Ernest Lamar on Church street. Miss -;ayes still clai,/s many warm friends here, made during her period of residence here. and her visit is proving delightful.
 Mrs. Charles Eyster and baby of AL oany are guests of Mir. and Mrs! Law Lamar. Jr.. on Mabry street
 Mrs Benjamin Craig was charming hostess of Wednesday. when she enter tained three tables of bridge in honbr or Miss Annie Hayes of Florence. Pretty potted narcissi and hyacinths lent tbeir fragrance and beauty to the two rooms thrown together for the event
 Three pretty prizes of lingerie and harokercriefs were presented and fol- lowing the games elaborate luncheon vas served. Guests were: Mrs. Ernest Rockwell. Mrs Henry Smith. Mrs George Craig. Mrs. Herbert smith, Mrs Eugene Driskel. Mrs. Lucien Burns. Mrs. c. J. Burns, Mrs. Claiborne Blanton. Mrs Graham Melvin and Mrs Ralph Nicolson
 Mrs. Frank Milhouse was numbered among the hostesses of Wednesday when she entertained at her home in the morn ing with four tables of bridge Pretty potted plants were used to decorate the apartments. and at i o'clock a luncheon was served the following guests: Mrs F. C. Aeee Mrs. W. NJ Vaughan. Mrs Y. B. Atkins. Mrs. Howard Crandall Mrs. David Caulkins of Cleveland O. Mrs. l T. H. Miller. Mrs. Henry Reese. Mrs. Edgar Wilkinson. Mrs. Frank Davidson. | Mrs. O. NJ. Hendricks. Mrs. Walter Dun 1 can. Mrs. Hugh Mallory, Mrs. D. R. Cook. l Mrs. E. w. Pettus, Mrs. Julian Smith and Mrs. P. B. Moss.
 MT. and Mrs. David Steele of Beatrice | are spending several days in Selma as I guests of Mir. and Ms. C. J Burns
 Friends of Mir. Jerome Siegel are sorry | to learn that he is i'll at the home of i Mir. and Mrs. A. Hohenberg in Wetumpka, | where with Mrs. Seigel he has been visit ing for several days past.
 Miss Elva Stewart of. Atlanta. who has | scores of friends here. Is recuperating II from an operation on her throat, per formed last week, it was learned hers j through letters to friends.
 Mrs. Craig Smith of Blalock is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Eigens Robbins. Mrs. N. S Monk left Wednesday TOT New York. where she will join A.r. Monk. who is there on a bushes strip II md will remain for ten days longer II Mir. J. T. Booth left Saturday for New H Fork on business trip II MT. B. NJ. Markesteir left Wednesday for Cincinnati after spending several lays here with Mrs. Markstein and chl- iren. who are guests of MT. and Mrs. lake Liepold al the Belle-Marie apart rents. Mrs Marksstein and interesting