The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-11

Richard Pyle and Marguerite Zen, Mary" which comes to the Jeffers for Mary. Photo of M. Vion by 1T 1T AVE you ever known anybody ITI whose name is Mary" whom G q you didn't adore?
 It is the one name that spells sweet ness loveliness. kindness, beauty of character and everything that goes to make up regular girl"
 There's Mary Anderson of the long ago; there's Our Mary, lovely Mary Garden, there's Mary Nash, one of the most talented of the younger actresses of today and .Marys" galore every where not to speak of the girls you play with" every day of your life whose name - Mary" is just the synonym of all that you want a real chum' to be.
 And didn't you just know that George M Conan, that wonderfully clever playwright- t-manager- producer who is the most up-to-date and mod i ern of our theatrical magnates of to- day would choose Mary for the title of his latest and most successful musi= cal comedy, because the name, Mary, of Music, and will also enjoy the mat lHee Ol ttit aPOAtS DJ aaA phony orchestra. Mrs. Dobbs is pleas antly remembered in Birmingham, when she and her husband, pr. Dobbs, lived here during his pastorate of Highlands Methodist church. Mrs. Dobbs is a beautiful pianist and or ganist, and will be cordially welcomed by many old friends here during her visit.
 Mrs. R. A. Mullins will leave today for Jacksonville, Fla, and from there will motor down the east coast.
 Mrs. Sterling Poster and Miss Jose phine Foster returned last evening from Memphis, where they have been for the past several days attending the marriage of Miss Louise McMas- ter
 Mrs. s. s. Allen of Blocton will be among the out-of-town visitors who will enjoy the Midwinter Festival of Music here today and tomorrow.
 
 Mrs. R. NJ Davidson of Warrior ar rives today to hear Madame Tetraz- zini this evening and the Minneapolis orchestra tomorrow.
 Visitors who are now in Birming- ham for the Midwinter Festival of Music, which begins this evening, are: Miss Leila Purvis of MonteYallo. MT. P. c. Gill of Marvel Miss Edna Mohr of Adamsville, Miss Eva Bullock of Montgomery and Mrs. W. F. Lott of Anniston.
 Miss Inez Ellison of George is visit ing friends and relatives here.
 Mrs U. W. James of Chattanooga will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Earl But Ter
 Miss Virginia Steele of Statesville. N. C.. will arrive Tuesday from St. Pe- tersburg, Fla, where she spent the winter. to visit Mrs. R. A. Cox and Miss Lila May Parker.
 Mrs. c. L. Moss will be among those attending the educational conference in Montgomery next week.
 Mrs. A. T. Schlesinger, who has been Rose enberger, and MT. Rosenberger, left yesterday for Pensacola. Fla, to visit Mrs. F. M. Kahn before returning to her home fin New Orleans.
 Miss Bert Dunn and Miss Anne Nun nelly of Tennessee are the guests of Miss Louise Bailey and Miss Lenora -.-AA~', va -~ouieS SeASSs
 Mrs. N. L. Bagley will attend the ed ucational conference in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Chapman Pitts of Columbiana was among the out-of-town, guests te attend the Rae Black wedding of yes- terday
 Mrs. Paul Earle will attend the cd ucational conference in Montgomery, which. win be held there next week.
 Mrs. Charles Barrier of Rochester. Minn.. is the guest of her parents. Mir and Mrs. H: H Maberry.
 Mrs Ralph Barcliff of Wachula. Fla, lis the guest of friends in this city.
 Mr and Mrs. R. s. Burnett left yes terday for motor trip through Flor ida, and will be absent for several weeks.
 Mrs. George Knox is the guest of her son, MT. George Knox. Jr.
 Mir H. W. Hensey is in Anniston for several days.
 Mrs. J. c. Burson has returned to her home in Atlanta, after visit to her daughter Mrs. M. D. Smith, Jr, in this city
 Miss Virginia Doty and Mrs. Daisy Cummings have returned to their home in Tuscaloosa, after visit to friends Eere.
 Miss Anniella Abbott, who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Downey for few days. has returned home.
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 Miss LeBaron Lyons of Mobile will arrive soon to be the guest of relatives fv4 Rfpv%. r~1.a xnrAA
 Mrs. Frank Curtis has returned after visit to Fairhope. having spent some time at her winter home in that place.
 MT. R. c. RiseA who has been spend ing few days with Mir. and Mrs. C.. c. Zimmerman in Selma, has returned.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. NJ. Orr of Admission