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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
BIRDSELL--CLEELAND

The wedding of Miss Ann e. Cleeland.
of 5000 Race street, and Mr.. Owen s.
Birdsell. OF Chicago, ILL.,. will take place
this evening at the Chapel Of the Media
tor, Fifty.first and Spruce streets, al 8
o'clock, the Rev. DR.. Phillips f. Osgood
officiating. A reception will follow in,ne.
diately after the ceremony at the home
OF the brides parents. The bride will
wear a gown Of white satin and pearj
trimming and will carry a shower hon.
quet Of Sweetheart roses and lilies of the
valley. Her veil will be arranged with
orange blossoms. Miss Lillian Cleeland
of New York city. cousin of the bride
will attend her as maid of honor. Hei
four bridesmaids will be Miss Erma
Lewis. Miss Grace Mills. Miss Eleano,
Baker and Mrs. Eunlce Craig.
Mr.. Birdsell will have for his bes
man Mr.. George de Net. of Chicago
while the ushers will include Mr.. Anisor
Birdsell, Mr.. John Whelihan, Mr.. sam
uel Paul and Mr.. Wesley Wallace Afte,
an extended wedding trip through In,
West Mr.. and Mrs. Birdsell will live II
Chicago.
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srRAMaERRX MANSION

Mr., and Mrs. ". Rosenau, OF 22Ba
North Thirty-third street, are occupying
their cottage at 9 North Providence ter-
race, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lesness, OF 1885
North Thirty-second street, announces
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Reba Leaness, to Mr.. Harry Conston.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Blanckensee, Of
1924 Diamond street are occupying q
cottage at 20 North Connecticut avenue.
Atlantic City, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Siegle and farn-
lily, of 8237 Montgomery avenue, are
spending the summer at II South An
napolis avenue, Atlantic City. ,
Mrs. Morris Albus, Of 22o5 North
Thirty-third street. gave a luncheon At
the Adelphla, followed by a theatre
party, in honor Of her daughter, Miss
Estelle Albus Among those present
were Miss Mildred Charlap, Miss Moliye
Goldman, Miss Ruth Rubin, Miss Ada
Halpert, Miss Miriam Albus. Miss Sadys
Resnick, Miss Bernice within, Miss Flea
more Goodfriend Miss Esther Bernheim.
Miss Mollye Samuel. Miss Eleanore
Zimmerman, Miss Cathryn Albus, Mrs.
NJ. Stiefel and Mrs. NJ. within. Y
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Or. and Mrs. William Hamilton Jef-
aerys; OF Chestnut Hill, announce the
marriage of their daughter Miss Anne
'hls morning.
w. Al the marriage of Miss Mary Nc
Men MMenzle Moss, daughter Of Judge and
Wr WWrs Mckenzie Moss. of Bowling Green,
ny ny and Mr.. Eugene Carter Buffine,
Wnosl Nh slmonln, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
SiiIS rTTfe slmonin, of Chestnut Hill, which
on on JUne tSMe pace at Bowling Green. KY,
Me- Mrs. Arthur w. Howe, Jr., and
n'm MhsS Helen Dimon. of Columbus. Ca
MI NH Qe maid OF honor. The bridesmaids
Reeves anei@de OF ,h,s Miss dss J9sephine Primrose
Miss EIzabetS H stS Gaf{ Tycn Mis- M. shelly Redss
WIS.,, %lss Mary Clyde Huntsman, Miss
pm.kline Covington and Miss M,,areS
boneis bOt'er all of Bowling Green. Mr.
"'snH man snd Wood Hopes will be best
act as ana usS Inc following gentlemen viii
Gould, Of New YORK; Mr Mar Jsmes El,esoS ncR 3
HH"fEYey, w or Cincinnati, O.; Mr. Ar,,,,,,
~ IWTWe. WV. Jr', Mr.. Charles M, Coryeii
Hmrihter Hmater HeInsley Avery, Mr.. CLARK
j., iou'' Mr. Bl,sht Mr. Joseph Joseph. NJ. Gazsam.
M Mr. hamilton Disston Carpenter anG
VI the bride ofothei
Hat HAt the wedding of Miss Henr,.,,a
RoSnSrt,d e Bolt Sturgis, daughter OF Mrs
NIGEL CSoTrgis, CSSourgis, and Mr. Edward owen
ward ChIIy:Jones' ChoImeIyy:. Zones son Of Mrs. Ed
ETS%Se rae on saturday. at noon in 81 t piffe .ake
StajrUm, Cheltenham, the Rev PbiI;n
5e,Et9eT 5reaE9seSTS will officlate A wedS,n1g, y,
eoremonT a'iG M,IS reception will follow the
y y, marriage by Mr., CbsrIesT MN De given
Miss The bridesmaids viii isr1nSa Js
Ton Louise Brimmer Inches, ~ Rnss
truda mss NSs Ruth Jaffay Farr, Miss Ger.
Moffat aiss'' Miss CGesT.s CGesrs Miss Jean Ripiy
Of f'SS SsSy sylvia Ginneil Van Rensseiaer Riam; M,
Brcck" Brock" M' MS9rk' and Miss Eleanor Spenser s.:
Miss Ei1oaptnea Eiii1op6tnea CholmeIy Jones and
city. Thoesh The ushors Flower Morris. of this
t'Hard Of th Glider Cholmeiy,Jones bratheIl bo,ohnel
Weld ide Driaegroom General De- VIII
ot6sr mr. mr.. Roynon Choimeiy.JoDes, witt snt
George iHIer GIlderr OF the bridegroom Mr..
M M, Jefferson Jones. one .NSSie Mr Sr F. Moggson.
@e,s.oMr @a. Mr.. Joseph B. Glider. NJ Jobn h,cn-
BsrSoonn,s Mr.. Frederic ID prigSs NJ IT,
Spenca 0Gonnor, Mr.. Ken6sth NJ
New York MT Arthur S. Moore, all of
%Sysa on Saturday Gs0s To- % S@rStS,ra. @Tn,.
with d. Arlmore. She will give tea
Con-, oanclng on Friday AT Hayer,ora
M M IN honor OF Miss Alice GIbson
of e Rey and Mrs. James II FeaIv
ment entNtnroht; Pa, announce the engage.
GibersOSnr S OF their daughter, Miss "snse1 :iean
Hushes" .o Peely' to Mr.. John "
NJ Hughes 90" 81 OF @ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ill., and Mrs, Samuel A. Crozsr =,
Harbor cSst street, win 70 TO NortbaaStt ot a.
spmme, Me-, for the balance of eu ths
m George Harding has Ian. IN.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. A. Bruno has returned to her
home. 1922 South Eighteenth street
after having spent a fortnight with her
sister in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlin, formerly
of 145 Porter street, and their son
Master Thomas Carlin, Jr., are now
living at their new home, 1710 Johnston
street.
The "Jolliers'' met on Friday night al
the home of Mr.. Maurice Snyder, 1896
Ruth Horwitz, Mr.. Abe Neff, Miss
Ruth Hoffman, Mr.. Maurice Snyder,
Miss Hannah Korn, Mr.. Harry Ginsberg
Miss Bertha SlowitZ. Mr.. Charles Silo-
HOFFMAN and Mr.. Abe Neff entertained.
The "Jolliers" held another meeting at
Mr.. Harry Ginsberg's home, 4234 Otter
street, last evening.
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diate families will follow the cerc-
mony The bride will have her sister,
Miss Maydell Hagenbuch for her maid
Of honor. while Mr.. Patjens will have
his brother, Mr.. Andreas Patjens, for
his best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Patjens will
go to New York and then by boat to
Charleston, 8. c., for their wedding trip.
They will live at sos North Sixty-third
tember !.
Mr.: j. II. Atchison, OF the Florence
Apartments, Forty-ninth street and
Florence avenue, left Saturday night for
Indianapolis, Ind, where he will attend
the advertising mems convention.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Anna Creath gave a house party
over the weekend at her summer home
in Ocean City. The guests. who art
members of the card club of the host
ess. were entertained at cards or
Friday afternoon, this being the fina
game of the season. The party In
iuded Mrs. Louise Potts, Mrs Walter
ojcott. Mrs. r. II. Hoy, Miss Matildt
Schiedel. Mrs. Samuel Alcott, Mrs
Sylvanus A. Leith. Mrs. Charles T.
Lukens, Mrs. James Spencer. Mrs
Charles Patterson, Mrs. Robert Glad
felter, Mrs. Hiram D. Miller. Mis-!
Augusta Brown, Or. A. l.. lie Fevrt
and Mrs. George L. Outhette.
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UBLIC LEDGER -PHITADELPH1A MONDAY, JUNE 4 1920

by Mr.. H. Murphey, Of Elkins Park,
and was attended by Miss Ruth Meyer
Buck, Miss Bessie Bierscheuck and Miss
Marguerite Fest The little flower girl
was Miss Mary Murphey. The ushers
were. Mr.. William II. Murphey, Mr..
Charles Lafferty and Mr.. Gustave Blind.
man. The String Club of the Girls
High School. friends of the bride, played
me Mendelssohn wedding march for
her and also during the reception which
toilowed the ceremony, after which the
couple left for Atlantic City
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wIssAw-RosENFE1,D

A very pretty wedding took place
Yesterday afternoon, al 4;s0 O'Clock. AZ
the home Of the bride, when Miss Nancy
Rosenfeld, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Rosenfeld, of 2646 North Thir-
e tieth street, was married TO Mr.. Joseph
ing. The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. H. II. Cohen, as matron OF
honor and Mr.. Thomas Y. Rosenfeld,
her brother, was best man. After an
gIs gexItemoed wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
WlSSAHICKON

The wissahickon Westminster Guild
gave musicale last week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood /. Beatty, 202
Rochelle avenue. The program included
Willard Cornman, Miss Gladys Howe.
Miss Mary Fleming Miss Marian Err
win and Mr.. Lawrence Miller and
readings and impersonations by Mrs.
W. Chance. The affair was in charge
of Miss Clara Springer, Miss Ifeleu
Thomas, Miss Dorothy Thomas, Miss
Elizabeth Beatty, Miss Beatrice Mil
Ter, Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss Mar
garet Pratt, Miss Kathryn Stevenson,
Miss Marian Lyle, Miss Elizabeth
Hynd, Miss Marie Schilling, Miss Re.
becca Keenan, and Mrs. Irwin Lyndall.
Miss Neva Mellon, Of Sumac street,
is spending some time at Ridley
Park, Pa.
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pocENTtIhIwoI ,FSON

A pretty wedding that was solemnized
last evening in the Keneseth Israel
Alumni Building was that Of Miss LII
iian A. Wolfson, daughter Of Mr; and
Mrs Alexander J. Wolfson, OF l326 Ly-
coming street, and Mr.. Sydney 8. Rosen-
thai, of 3729 North Bouvier street. The
ceremony was performed at z o'clock by
the Rev. Joseph Krauskopf and was fol
lowed by a dinner at the Lorraine Hotel !.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father and was attended by MISS Bertha
Rosenthal, sister of the bridegroom. Mr.:
Samuel Bott was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenthal left for q trip 70 Wash.
ington and Virginia. They VIII De at
home at 1926 Lycoming street atter
Tune 90,
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TAyLoR-GERSON

The wedding OF Miss Harriet r. NJ.
Gerson and MIR. Harold Hill Taylor took
place on Saturday evening at z O'clock
In Christ Memorial Church. MISS Rooert
G. Bloomcr acted rs maid OF honoi
and Mr. A. Russell Taylor acted as best
man. The bride was given In marriage
by her brother. Mr. Howard N. Gersorn
The Rev. william Tracy, ID. "; grand
father of the bride. performed the Sere e,
Watkins. Mr., William T. Gerson, Mr.
Mervin seiffert and Mr.. walter r
Suplee. A dinner followed the ceremony
at the home OF the bride at 44ol samson
street
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at the Rittehhouse, Twenty-second and
Chestnut streets. The bride will be given
l.. Goldman. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev Marvin Nathan. The
maid of honor will be Miss Helen Gold
man, sister of the bride, and the brides
also a sister OF the bride; Miss Rose
Bolen, Miss Sylvia Gaber, Miss Ricca
preis, Miss May Lipkin and Miss Minnie
Lipman, of Annapolis. Md. Mr.; Ben1a-
min Joblin, brother OF the bridegroom,
will be Mr.. Edward Goldsborough, MT
Leo Lipkin. Mr.. Joseph Daroff, Mr.. Rod
ert Prischer, Mr.. Henry Preis and MI.
Arthur Behrman After returning IRON
groom will live at 5414 WILLOWS avenue
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JOBLIN-GOLDAfAN

An interesting wedding will take place
this evening when Miss Gazelle Gold
man. daughter of Mrs. Rosa Goldman.
to Mr.. Emanuel NJ. Joblin, of this city,
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wILSON-KULLA

The wedding Of Miss Molly Kulla, OF
$500 Florence avenue, and Mr. Harry
Wilson, OF 1904 Poplar street. took place
Broad street, last evening at o'clock.
A reception followed Immediately after
the ceremony. which was performed py
the Rev. Marvin Nathan. Mr.. and MRS.
their wedding trip. They will be at
home after September 15 at 5bl7 Green
way avenue
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sTEINMETZ-PoTTER

A pretty rose garden wedding was
solemnlzed on Saturday, at $50 o'clock
at the home of the bride, $500 Park
avenue. Oak Lane, when Miss Margaret
G. Potter and Mr.. William n Steipnetz
were married by the Rev. Harle Hath
away. The bride was given In marriage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

Ill, when one of the local papers. said: Mrs. J. Forrest Bell, assisted by Miss
 Bell, Miss Gwen Bell and Miss Mary Et- sic Johnson, was hostess at a delightful entertainment Saturday afternoon. The affair took place at the VIM. c. A. par llors, which were beautifully decorated
 with chrysanthemums and smilax. About
 200 friends were present to enjoy the first
 musicale of the season.
 The programme was presented oy Cooper Lawley, tenor, and Troy Sanders, pianist and accompanist. MT. LawleV'
 although a young artists, sang with
 quality of tone and finish that proves
 him to be one of the future leading ten OTIS of America. His diction is especially
 good and the programme was undoubted- ly one of the most artistic ever given Tn
 Elgin
 The French dction of MT. Lawley IS
 another delight and his songs in this tongue were particularly well rendered. Mir Sanders served as his accompanlst and gave two groups of instrumental
 numbers enthusiastically received.
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lnR 6AUGI16TEtc anu OAtSAA PANN
 Now we have another set of veterans relating their part in the' world wal. There ase even some of the older set left who can remember when "gentlmen wor. long, tight trousers and went to call on the ladies' |, The 'ladies" in those days had "waists' and wore basques and waltzed around and around and never even an. ticipated "foxtrot'
 These same ladies wore funny httis hits on their great piled masses of halr.
 In those days one of life's greatest thrills was a ride down the avenue be- hind team of spanking horses.
 In looking back over the pages Of SO eiety nearly twenty years ago, we still find names of those we know best in soriety today; a few old settlers have gone and their children today fill their r1aces. Among the interesting items of January B. 1903 we find an account ot A "basket ball" game, where number oi popular young women were sponsors are among the adored young women now:
 "At the basketball game tonight Miss Alice Moore (Mrs. Porter, McGee) Will De sponsor for the South Highland team and Miss Mamie Moore, and Miss Bessie IeGrand (now Mrs. Ben Reynolds) Will he her maids of honor, the Southern Club team will have for it's sponsor Miss Jane Carter of Lexington, Ky, and her maid of honor will be Miss Nettie Rhodes. also of Lexington. These young women are visiting Miss Mamie Files, bury (now Mrs David BuelD. Ihere VIII be dancing tonight after the game
 Mrs. W. w Russey will entertain the members of the Clionan Club this atter- noon at the Hillman hotel.
 Miss Annie Jemison (now Mrs A. Il Woodward), Miss Weatherly, Miss Beardsley (Memphis). Mir Drennen, Mir Exum, and Mir. Remsey are expected to return tomorrow from Bainbridge where they have been among the guests at MT and Mrs Chas. CaldwelTs house party
 One of the most beautiful events of the winter was the reception at which MT and Mrs Edward Kernam Campbell en- tertained several hundred guests last evening at their handsome new home or Underwood Hill. The guests of honor were Mrs John Campbell of Ashville N, C., and Miss Litchfield of Abbing- ton. Va The receiving party included about forty ladies.
 Mrs. Harry Frost and Mrs Adolph Beck were the matrons of honor, while the bridesmaids were Miss Estelle Slaughter and Miss Stelle Marx. Mir. Lee Slaughter and MT Adolph Veil were the best men.
 Another item reads;
 Among the lovely young belles who are home for the holidays was Miss Mar raret Nix (Mrs. W. D. Partlowe Of Tus- caloosa). who is at school at Baltimore She is an admired figure at all the holi- day events. Miss Nixon has the lovelles'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

Twenty not long to people and suppose that % and the Rocky Mountains and all other natural ancestors quarter of S only rifle especially so as many things O
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  that really vote with the her progress IS even more marked In there have been still greater changes whether  of
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LETTER TO
 CLIIR PRESIDENTS


 The following letter from Judge Hugh Locke has been sent to the presidents of the women's clubs throughout the city:
 Ala. Headquarters H. c. of L.. 920 Elm
 pire Building, Birmingham, Ala, Au- gust 20, 1920.
 My Dear Madam President: ...
 Judge Hugh Locke, chairman of the Civic Association market committee has requested my cooperation in arrousing interest and urging the women of Great CT Birmingham to attend meeting which he has called for the women to discuss the temporary and permanent market.
 We can have a permanent market i'll Birmingham if the people really want 1t. rWe wish to have an expression from every section of this district, Come let us reason together The date is Wednes- day, August 25; hour o'clock; place lounge of Civic Association. Urge the members of your club ana friends to come. Cordially yours, "OCTAVIA F. FRAZIER, Executive Secretary H. c. of L."
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est of srv former members, and urge their presence.
 n eninittees are arranged for the entertainment of the guests.
 
 The children will have attractive en- tertanment in their Sunday School rooms during the hours of receiving, so that parents will not be debarred from coming because of the little ones.
 The music committee will present an ~''--, o.'vo orogra -ome. The teen age girls and boys will dispense the ices
 s-...a .. receiving will be all the officers and teachers of the Sunday School, and all memebrs of the arrange menf committees. Those who will greet the guests, with MT. and Mrs. McNew, will be the dea- cons and their wives and the officers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
SocieU(H[aco @'[ [hpre.

Of the Woman's Missionary Union, which will include the following: MT. j. E. Burris, MT. Felix Wood, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Gibson MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Camp bell Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Knight, MT. and Mrs. Joel Cannon. Mir and Mrs. F. P. Dunnam, Mir and Mrs. o. B. Sparks, MT. and Mrs E. A Carter, MT. and Mrs. Williams and MT. Harvey Wood; Mrs W. H. Rosenberg. Mrs. E. o. Wright. Mrs. Chas. Burris, Mrs. D. I. Cox, Mrs. A. W. Bell, Mrs W. E. Perryman, Mrs U. s. Hodges, Mrs. w, E. Oldham, Mrs. J. W. Hargrove. Mrs. R. A. Clayton, Mrs. J. P Webb, Mrs. G. A Crook, Mrs. F. F. Bass and Mrs. E. H. Colley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
MISS ORLEAN PERKINS

members of the Fifty-si Street Bap- tist church in their fellowship meeting, which will be held at the hurch Thurs day evening from to 10 o'clock.
 It will be in the nature of a reception for MT. and Mrs. J. T. McNew. the new pastor and his wife 1t is planned to bring together at this time all the mem Ners of the church and congregation, and all Baptists in it's district, who are
 ctively affiliated with another church.
 inc pastors of all denominations, in Woodlawn, are specially invited, and all Beptist ministers throughout the district are extended a cordial invitation.
 The deacons. Woman's Missionary Union, B. Y. P. U., and Baracas are very desirous to arouse anew the inter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
MRS. LIDES PARTY

Mrs. Martin Lide entertained fe1 friends at lovely informal bridge partJ yesterday afternoon honoring Miss Heisi West Thomas of Chicago, the guest oi Mrs J. D. Moore, Jr. The guests ini cluded: Miss Thomas, Mrs J. D. Moore Jr., Mrs H. B. Thomson, Mrs. H. JI Early, Miss Millen of Knoxville, renn.| Mrs. Stewart Welsh Mrs. John Feli1 Jenkins, Mrs. Howard Brooks, Mrs| Henry Cobb, Miss Mollie Beck Jones| Miss Leila Wood, Mrs. J. Gray Hanlid and Mrs. De Seut.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
SPANISH CLUB MEETS

The Spanish-Amercan Club met Thurs day evening in the directors room Of the Civic Association. The exerclses Were conducted entirely in the Spanish ian- guage. The principal feature Of the eve ming was the lecture 1y Professor J. A. Reams of the Spanish department Of the Central High school, in which he re- viewed some of the works relating to Latin America by the English author Hudson.
 An attra ctive programme has peeH planned for Thursday evening. MT. h A. Love, at the head of the programme committee, announces as leading req ture of the evening Mrs. Roswell Howeii Cobb in number of impersonatlons' Other features are to be added and there will be short Spanish session.
 The public is cordially invited to at tend The meeting will be held in the cafe of the Civic Association from to 10 D. m., Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
FARMER BRIGGS
 ANNOUNCEMENT

MT. and Mrs. John Wilson Brigg announce the marriage of their daugh ter. Mamie SGertrude, to MT. Georg Houston Farmer, on Tuesday, Augds ', 1920, Asheville, N. C."
 The wedding was solemnized at tn First Baptist Church of Ashevilie. wit Rev. W. F. Powell officiating
 MT. and Mrs. Farmer left at once f. a two weeks' stay at Washington, 4t lantic City and the Catskil mountaiif and upon their return will be at honi in this city after September 1, l13 North Twenty street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

| dance has been looked forward to viii much pleasure by Bessemer society a, an interesting social event of the sum rear season. The dance will be led b. Mr Choirner Batson and Miss Doroth. Huffman.
 There will be a number of visitini girls and the chaperones for the occa sion will consist of the married mem bers of the society and few outsid' friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
1 MIR. LAWLEY SOLOIST

1 Mir. Cooper Lawley will be the soloist | this morning at the Fifth Avenue Pres | byterian church. The programme will bs | as follows:
 | Anthem, Gloria" from the twelfth mass (Mozart; tenor solo, "The Lord Is My Light (Allison). Mir. Cooper Lawley; l organ interlude, selected, Miss Belle Mo Coy tenor solo, Where Ere You Go' | (HandeD
 MT. Lawley recently appeared in Elgin.
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TO SING AT
 THE 1llTWILEK

! During his visit to Birmingham. which is his old home, MT. Cooper Lawley, who has been studying in Chicago for the past year, will be heard in concert Mrs Holley' Cowherd. who has charge of the music at the Tutwier, having invited him to sing there this evening"
 MT Lawley's fine tenor voice is re- membered by a large circle of friends here who will enjoy hearing him again. He will render several selections on ~the programme this evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

dark eyes and hair and so much anl- cation and vivacity,
 Miss Marie Pinckard. who now lives in New York and has made quite name for herself on the stage, is another charm ing girl who is spending the season at home and will return to Vassar next week. She is a blond beauty and is very graceful and gracious.
 Miss Louise Walker (Mrs Hill Fergu- son), who came down from the Comstock School for the holidays is a beautiful girl who would attract attention any where She dresses beautifully, and is receiving a great deal of attention. She has exquisite gray eyes and In coiof1ng is the exact opposite of her sister, the lovely Mrs. Robert Jemson, Jr
 Miss Bessie Jemison tMrs. Lewis Mor- ris) is another brilliant young beauty who came from Washington to spend the holidays at home. She has been at all the gay events.
 l Miss Mollie Cullom (Mrs. William f Walker, is considered one of the most | beautiful and fascinating girls in society 1 is among the college girls who are ., home.
 | Miss Fannie Dunn (Mrs. Mortimer Balo- vim who is Madam Carey slrl, IS l among the young beauties at home. 1 So that altogether the holidays are quite intoresting with so many falr s4rls l, not yet "out."
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IL T. DANCE
PAN.HELLENIC DANCE

The Hellenic Society of Besse-' mer composed of the college fraternity men of that city, has issued invitations to their second summer dance to be given one the West Lake pavilion on the evening of Monday, August 30. The
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FOR MISS FRAME

Miss Elizabeth Salter will entertain at a tea Thursday afternoon fiom to o'clock in honor of Miss Cameron Brame who will leave the city soon td make her home in Montgomery.