The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10
ALABAMA MUSICIANS
 DIRECTOR

valuable contribution to the musi cal circles of Alabama is the Alabama Musicians Directory which has just been published
 The book is neatly gotten up and re- plete with valuable information con- cerning musical affairs in the state as well as enumerating musicians, teach CTS, impressarios, and artists.
 The Alabama Musicians Directory carries with it the declaration that it is Dedicated and published for the uplift and progress of music, Including dra- matic and kindred arts."
 MT. s. Wendell Silver. the editor and publisher, says in "Foreword" among other things:
 Tt is the sincere opinion and earnest conviction of the editor that this com munity will be greatly benefited by this directory.s and with that in the minds eye it will hencefcrth establish a directory of this nature as . yearly institution, 80 filled with valuable data that all interested in music and kindred arts will find the directory indispensa- ble, and will look annually for it's ap- pearance. eniargerd and improved to meet the increasing demands of the profession with the hope that it may be deemed worthy of the entire and unprejudiced commendation of the mu- eAS 'SAAN AAA ~%sAb 6f Sot SV0Git
 SOUTHERN CLUB PARTIES
 The Southern club was bright with flowers yesterday at noon and among those having partise were Mrs. Frances Brown, whose guests were: Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. Miles Watkins. Mrs. W R. J. Dunn, Mrs. E, M. Mason, Mrs. W. E. Westcott. Mrs. LeRoy Percy. Mrs. M. s. Barnweil. Miss Grace Meighan enter tained Mrs. E. c. KnaAel. Mrs Walter Hooper, Mrs. Lawson E. Kambill. Mrs. Paul Mitchell
 One of the largest parties was that of Mrs. J. L. Yancey Her guests were Mrs. Coleman Hand of Pittsburg; Mrs George Christian of Northport. Ala, and Mrs. Tom Stobut. Mrs. Mary Stobut, Mrs. ". M. Hoke. Mrs. Ira A. Watson, Mrs. R. D. Burger. Mrs. T. w. Morgan. Mrs. R. c. McCarty, Mrs. Ali Eubank, Mrs c. B. Smith, Mrs. J. T. Robertson, Miss Stella Gee, Mre J. J. Shannon, Mrs. Ernest Redd, Mrs. Gus Reynolds. Mrs. J. B. Hill, Mrs. G. B. Mccormack, Jr.. Mrs Carr Mccormack. Mrs Dan Hogan, Mrs. William Aberhelman. Mrs. 2. s.. Neville. Mrs Ed Keiser. Mrs. J. M. Mason. Mrs. Herman Brunette. Mrs. Hu- bert Scruggs. MrA 4. v. Abbott, Mrs. ". c, Lloyd, Mra ". P. Lynch. Mrs. Ernest Redd. Nrs. R. ". Massey. Mrs. Gus Reynolds.
 Mrs. Frank Rushton's guests were: Miss Helen Smith of Lexington. Va; Miss Annie Moore, Miss Charlotte Rush ton. Miss Willie Argue., Miss Elizabeth Rushton.
 Another party included Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Margaret Nelson. Miss Katherine Morrow, Miss Libbie Morrow, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Anita Eustis, Mrs. William Bartlett. Mrs. J. ,. Shields. n uH- T'7n.z-l- ing Edwards Mrs. I. seviers.
 Mrs Brooks Forbes entertained yeetAr- day at luncheon at the Southern club. Her guests were: Mrs. Dunbar sibIey. Mrs. D. J. Fox, Mrg. Zel1 Gaston, Mrx. Horace Adams. Mrs. Ralph Firs. Mrs. c. B. Glenn.
 Among others were Nr. Thornton Clarence Lloyd. Mrs. J M. Gary, Mira. P. c. Neili. Mrs. W. J. Snyder. Miss Erin conviIle. Mn. F. M. Jackson. Miss Lucille Blackford, Miss Marion. Ghivera, Miss Harrett Bond. Mir. F. N. Jackson, Mr. S. I4 s. Starcy of New Orleans. Miss Sarah Owens. Maj. Junius Walthai!. Mfr and Mrs. Herbert E. Smith. Mrs c. r. Dodge. Mrs. s. c. Leggus. Mrs H. Y. Phillips. Mrs. B. M. Barnes. MT. Houston Dreamer, Mr. Richard Johnston. Dr. R. D.. Spratt of Livingston. pr. M J. w. Peters, Miss Elizabeth IAndkrade. Mfr, B. NJ. Stornes. Mr. Walter orcutt, Miss Mildred Hancock of Carydon. Ky, Mrs B. M stasness and others. DOWELL.PAP0T
 MARRIAGE
 < Mrs. E. w. Patot announces the marriage of her daughter. Alma. to. Mr. Arthur M. Dowell. The wedding was solemnized April g. Only the members of the immediate family were present. pr. J. D. pillard per- formed the ceremony.