The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS

MT. and Mrs. William Bagley of An- niston announce the approaching mar rage of their daughter, Margaret Ethel to MT. Henry Frank Perkins, the wed- dirg to take place at the residence of a relative of the brides at Edgewater, Wednesday, June 2. This announce mtnt is of interest to friends of both parties as Miss Bagley has made her home here for some time and is book keeper for Brick Lefkovits, and MT. Perkins home is here. where he is con- nected with the T. c. I. company After a visit to relatives in Anniston, Mir and Mrs. Perkins will make their homs at 1900 Sixth avenue. "
 Bessemer chapter, Daughters of the Ccnfederacy, will hold their monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3:S0 at the residence of Mrs. w. T. Wilson at Powderly. Mrs. Wilson entertains the members of the chapter every year at their June meeting. and the members anticipate these meetings at Mrs. Will sons bautiful home with much pleas- ure Those members who will be ablA to attend are requested to telephone Mrs. w. B. Cunningham. 537-J.
 The meeting announced for the Pas tors Helpers on Monday afternoon will HVr DC HClu Out Ol respect TOT the Rrlel Of the president of the Hostess circle, Mrs. Homer Hurd. whose little son died as the result of an accident Friday aft ernoon. business session will be held later to transact all business before dis continuing the meetings for the sum- mer.e
 All circles of the Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church will meet al the church Monday afternoon at o'clock with Circles Nos 1 and entertaining with social session. A splendid programme has been arranged ard all members are urged to attend.
 The Junior Mcdowell Music Club has postponed their regular monthly meet ing until Wednesday,, June 9, when the meeting will be held with Clustie Mo- Tyeire at the residence of her parents, Dr and Mrs. R. P. McTyeire.
 Miss Nellie Adams will present her music pupils in recital to be held a6 the high school auditorium Tuesday. June 8. at o'clock. Besides the mu- sical numbers by pupils of Miss Adams. Miss Dorothy Huffman will sing. be- fnx the first appearance of Mss Huff
 man after returning from Rollins Col lege. Several expression pupils of Mrs. C E. Lytle will also vary the pro- eramme by giving readings. The pu- pills of Miss Adams taking part in ths recital are as follows: Margarite AL bert. Margaret Briggs. Robbie Coleman, Eudora Saunders. Enda Moore Hazel Pennington. Evelyn Saunders, Louise Perkins, Virginia Perkins. Edith High, Hattie Lou Moore, Margaret Bruce, Louise Stansell. Annie Sue Stansell, Ora Stansell. Margaret Randle. Katherine Rs.ndle. Katherine Giililand, Willie Mar tin and Lillian White.
 Miss Hettie Faull has returned from visit of several weeks to friends in Michigan and Minnesota.
 Mrs. Harry Cowin has returned from visit to relatives in Minnesota. Mrs. s. R. Bains of Los Angeles, Cal. is the guest of relatives in the city and will remain for several weeks Mr. and Mrs. Will Austin of Colum- tia. Miss. are visiting relatives here Mir. and Mrs. Elmer .Kean have named their little son Edward James. | for the two grandfathers
 Mrs. w.. H. Bailey of Nashville. Tenn. Is visiting her son. J. F. Bailey. and
 Mrs Bailey. at their home on Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. A. D. Holmes Is improving. fol- , lowing an operation at the Elizabeth Duncan hospital.
 Miss Virginia Williamson has re- f.turned from Montevallo. where she has Iattended school the past term.