The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-12
COMMENTS ON BOWMAN
 WEAVER ENGAGEMENT

The announcemen today of the en- gagement of Miss Edith Weaver of this city and Mr. William L. Bowman. of New York is of much interest to many friends.
 Miss Weaver Is a daughter of the late Samuel L. Weaver of Birming- zhan and a8niece of Miss Daisy Row ley. Shs' Is a graduate of the North western University and the National president of the Vita Phi Eta Soror- ity.
 Miss Weaver is a secretary of tho local Y. W. c. A. In 1920 Miss Wea- yer was one of the youngest mem bers of the faculty of Trinity univer- sity of Texas. Mir. Bowman is the son of former Congressman c. c. Bowman and Mrs. 1 Bowman. He is graduate of Harry Hillman academy, Wilkes barre. Pa; College of Civil Engineer ing, Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y. Harvard Law school Cambridge. Mass. Known nationally and inter- nationally as an expert fencer. author and recognized expert in engineering and architectural Jurisprudence Prominent in Red Cross and Y. M. c. A. circles In the borough of the Bronx; Captain of the Twenty second Engineers, N. Y. N. G.. and senior member of the firm of Bowman & | McCuen. New York city.
 WOMAN's CLUB LYCEUM COURSE
 The fourth number of the Lyceum course to be presented by the Wom- ans club will be a musical evening celebrating Music week. There will be given the Intermezzo Russe Frauke, given by the Wood lawn Concert orchestra, who are Mel ton Collins, Fred Freeman, Massey Clayton, Lucius Waldron, Andrew Knight, Hurley Knight, Charles Gar rard. Theo Smith, Jack Waldron, Jack MeLarn, William Walker. Miss Myrtle Mae Jones, accompanist. A reading will be given by Miss Alberta Norwood. The violin chorus-Traviata by 1 Verdi, will be rendered by Pearl Bala- banos, Clara c. Smith, Sarah Brooks, Messrs. Spiro Vezdoon, Jack Bontield, Marcel Demonet, Eddie Goodman, Angelo Plaia. Mariana Cerasa, Isadore Bonfield, Vito Caccioppa, James Fow- 1 Ter, Joe Giattina. David Solomon, Mrs. D'Agostino with Miss Madeline Will cox at the piano. | A solo, "Tne Star" will be sung by Miss Evangeline Williams. A reading will be given by Mss {. Louise Gallagher. A triple trio--"Mazurka Pathetic" | by D'Agostino will be rendered by A. D'Agostino, F. Balabanos. S. Veg doom, J. Bonfield, Mrs. D'Agostino. N. Goodman, M. Demont, c. c. Smith, S. Brooks.
 A solo will be sung by Mir. S. G. Johnston.
 I Pizzicati-Delibes, will be played by the Woodlawn Concert orchestra.
 Mrs. J. c. Severin will sing. A double trio-"Marcia Turcu,"- Papini, will be rendered by A. D'Ag- ostino, P. Balabanos, M. Demont, c. c. Smith. J. Bonfield, Mrs. DAgos- tino.
 Miss Alberta Norwood will give a reading.
 A solo will be rendered by MT J. E. Goss
 Violin unison--"Carnival of Venice" Ambrosio by class will be played. l Solo, "The Nightengale Has Tyre of Gold" will be sung by Miss F. Will Hams.
 Danse Fantastique - Reynard - I will be rendered by the woodlawn Concert orchestra.
 I COLLEGE wOMEN's
 | CLUB MEETING
 The College Women's club will l meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock I at the Young Women's club rooms on l Twenty first street. The subject to be discussed is: "Our Unhappy Legis- latures."
 The following papers will be given:
 .eThe Composition of the Legisla- I ture," Miss Helen Hutchens; How II tha IepislatIirea Does It's Workn Mrs