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SECTION 2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1910. BIRTHDAY DINNER Oo yt An TEarl Summer tt CHARMING SUPPER MONDAY MUSICAL ULUB. Interesting Hscital To Include First Public Rendition In This Country of Hew Hussion Piano J. 4 ---i-itT 3. Itir str ovc ima i 'tis Gr 4r4 wee nioi oth sVto for to: in visi Era aft.

lin: Mt. law 5i Kn Grs T. Wl! Hli pns the niei eiro by 6ue 30 the ll ber O'Cl SI 1 TM r-M: (Photograph by StefCens Klauber Studio. Miss McCabe, whose engagegnt has heen announced, and whose marriage tho early summer, is a beautiful young girl with a charming' personality. BRIDGE PARTY Given By Mrs.

Frank G. Snyder In Honor of Merdames George -j. Snyder, Pearle Hutton, Viola Houston, Henry L. Cook and Henry Oftutt. P.S.

FRANK G. SXTDER en tertained at a delightful bridge party Thursday afternoon at her home In West Burnett street, in honor of the frHlowir.fr visitors: Mrs. Henry L. Cook, of -Mrs. George Snyder, of.

Mt. Sterling-; Mrs. Viola Houston, of Ashland, and Mrs. Pearle Hutton, ot Mississippi. The house was decorated with spring (lowers, carrying out the color scheme vellow and white.

Ms. Bruce Tiusley won the first prize, which was a French gilt picture frame; the second prize, silk stockings, was won by Mrs. r. R. Hamilton, and Mrs.

Samuel Jones was given a book, the third prize. Mrs. George Snyder, of Mt. Sterling, won the highest guest score and was presented with a brass bridge score. Mrs.

Snyder's guests included: MF.SDAMES. Cforce Snyder, of Mt. Sterling; Henry OlTuU, of Alilwn.uk. -e; Viola Houston, of Ashland; Pearle Hutton, of John Smiley, J. C.

Shirley, Cid-'on Jones, Sldnev Williams, 1'. J. Guthrie, Harrv Russell, rharies Trueheart, M. A. Witthen, nt Milwaukee: Ceorgo Wilson.

I Martin, Frank Allen, Martin, Allison Graves, B. Sperrv, J. B. Camp, W. O.

Bonnie. John Dean, John D. wakflieia, I-ranl; funon T. B. Cruteaer, Vene Coleman.

D. R. Hamilton. Loren B. William- sen, Samuel Jones, J.

W. Clark. J. C. VanMeter, Frank Parsons, Brace Tlnsley, George Devol.

Miss Elizabeth Morris. Tvior Edwin Bentley. J. B. Logan.

R. W. Snyder. Mary McDonald Bethel, Edward Kline. W.

A. Hughes, MOTHERS' CLUB. i. Interesting Meeting Held At the Home of Mrs. Robert Cor- 4-nelius In Longest Avenue.

HE Highlands Mothers' Club I met at tho residence of Mrs. I Robert Cornelius in Longest JL avenue Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Newman's paper on the influence of amusement for young children was not only instructive, but original, and was read in a charmingly womanly manner. Among the many good points she made are the following: "It is a generally acknowledged fact that the first five years of the child's life aro the most Important In regard to mental, moral and physical development." After speaking of several amusements for the child, Mrs.

Newman safd: "Story telling is a fitting climax to this list" amusements. Many childish rebellions are quelled by a story begun at the psycho logical moment, and troubles are forgotten and peace restored under the magic spell of 'Once upon a Simple stories only should be told young children. We do not want to force development, but to meot it. Ethical lesions In even the simpler story Impress the child more than we think, and teach them discrimination." Mrs. Newman closed her paper with this fitting climax: "As a Mothers' Club and as individuals, when we con-elder the deep influence which our children's amusement hears to their future character we should strive for a larger Inslgnt into these things and a greater usefulness, deeper love and sympathy." Miss Vachert, who has charge of the Children's Library, also gave an interesting talk.

She brought out some Interesting points in regard to the Influence of amusements of young children. She said that play was necessary to children, that it was an instinct, however, and not a hah It. She spoke of the concerted movement now sweeping the country to bring children together, and by the community of interests afford them healthful recreation. She spoke of the Knights of the Round and the Sons of Daniel Boone, which have been organized for boys, and tho English movement cidl-! Boy Scots, organized by Baden-Powell. She deplored the detrimental influence of the comic supplement.

"In regard to home amusement," said Miss Vachert, I think nothing Is more important than the Sunday amusement of the child. I regret exceedingly that the old-fashioned Bible stories seem to he out of vogue in the modern nursery. Surely there is a place for such a book in our home. I do not think that we should leave the entire religious) instruction of the children to the hour spent in Sunday-school. Here In this city theno should be some occupation for email children which will be In keeping -with the day and entertaining to tho child as well." A letter was read from the General Federation of Women's Clubs, asking that tho club join that body.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. RS. GRAHAM VREELANn will entertain a few girls at bridge Wednesday afternoon in honor of her sister, Miss Eudora Cmtcher, of Woodford county. Dr. W.

F. Blackford will entertain at a theater party to-morrow evening at Macauley's in honor of Miss Louise Prlchltt, of Knoxville, who is the guest of Miss Mary Youngman. Miss Frances Mayer will entertain the members of the Monday Morning Bridge Club to-morrow at her home in St. James Court. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry C. Warren have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Adah Warren, to Mr. Halbert Griffith.

The wedding will take place in the spring. Mrs. Robert Wallace, formerly of this city, but now of South Orange, N. has announced the engagement of her HANDSOME LUNCHEON Given By Mrs. Louis Frank In j- Honor of Sirs.

John Young- 4- j. Brown, of St Louis, Guest of J. Sirs. Eenrv "Wood. -r RS.

LOUIS FRANK was the hostess Wednesday at a handsomely appointed luncheon at her home in Fourth avenue, In honor of Mrs. John Youns Brown, of St. Louis, the gruest of Mrs. Henry M. Wood at Anchorage.

Covers were laid for: MESDAMES. Louis Frank, John MIddleton, John Young Brown, Anthony Carroll, Madison J. Cawein, John White, John Starks, Henry Wood, Cuthbert Thompson, John Price. daughter, Miss Marjorie Wallace, to the Rev. Robert Hastings Nichols, of Auburn, N.

Y. The wedding will take place in June. The wedding of Miss Edith Norton and Mr. Kichard H. Menefee will take place Thursday afternoon, April 21, at 4 o'clock, at the Second Presbyterian church.

The wedding of Miss Sue Vernon Wolfe and Mr. Lamnr Douglas Roy will take place Wednesday evening, March if, at the Fourth-avenue Presbyterian church. The Rev. W. Francis Irwin will perform the ceremony.

A small reception for the bridal party and nu-mbers of the family will follow at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wolfe. Mrs. William A.

Hughes will entertain at bridge Thursday, March 10, in honor of Mrs. Viola Houston, of Ashland. The wedding of Miss Theodosia Nelson and Mr. Thomas Moore Himpton, of Winchesrer, is of interest Louisville, wheri Mies Nelson has frequently visited her sister, Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Helm, and family.

The wedding will take place Wednesday evening, March 0, at 8 o'clock, at "Crethmere," the country hom of Miss Nelson's father. Judge George B. Nelson, Miss Katherine Nelson will ho her sister's maid of honor and Mr. Lewis Hampton will be his brothel's best man. Miss Nelson's other attendants will be Miss Helen Nelson, Miss Marie Hampton and Mrs.

Valentine Bush, all oi mcnester. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Helm. Mrs.

Alexander McLennan and Miss Marion Green will go to Winchester on Tuesday to attend the wer.iing. Tho Art Club will meet Monday, March 7, with Mrs. Marvin H. Lemis at the Weissinger-Gaulbert. Mrs.

W. W. Davies will speak on Leech and Cruikshank. and Mrs. Alex McLennan on Du Mauri or, the subject for the afternon being caricaturists," Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. Huber announce the engagement of their daughter, Mfs-s Abbie Mason Hubcr, to Mr. Boiling H.

Holt, of Montgomery, Ala The wedding will take, place Wednesday. March 16. Tho class of 1S93 of tho Girls' High School will hold a reunion in the parlors of Miss Benedict, Saturday afternoon, March 12. from 3 to 5 o'clock. The sixth of the Alumnae Club's lec ture's on Physical Geography will be given Thursday afternoon, March 10, at o'clock, at the Manual Training High School by Prof.

Felix Kfcrrlck. His subject will be: "The Causes of Oceanic Basins on Continental Areas.1 The Alumnae Club of the Girls' High ch ool has ap po i ed a conimi 1 1 ee to confer with the school board in regard to a res room at the girls' school The committee Is composed of: Mrs. J. B. Judah, chairman Miss Olla Stuber and Dr.

Dora Wheat. This com mittee wlU report atjthe next regular meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker, of English avenue.

Crescent Hill, have announced tiv engagement of their niece. Miss Annie Pattie Miller, to Mr. Frank Forster Gilmore, Jr. The wed ding will take place at St. Mark's church.

Crescent Hill, April 27. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Yeager announce the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Virginia Yeager, to the Rev. Martin a. woou, or smitnneid, u. The wedding will take place this month. Mrs.

Alice H. Raleigh has announced the marriage of her daughter, Mabel Moore Raleigh, to Mr, John Eurton Carhart. of Memphis. Februarv 24. Mr.

and Mrs. Slgmund Joseph announce tho engagement of their daughter. Elsie Joseph, to Mr. Harry Rosen-baum. Tho wedding will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

PERSONALS. 4 Miss Frances Bailey Waters, of Charleston, W. Va who has been visiting in Chicago, will arrive Tuesday to visit Miss Florrie Lee Tayior at her home in. Ormsby avenue. Mrs.

John Bate will go to Atlantic City Easter, where she will be joined by her daughter. Miss Margaret Bate, who is a student at Westover, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. William Wisdom Tapp and Mrs.

Tapp's mother, Mrs. Sarah Hudson, have returned from Xew Orleans. Miss Louise Prichitt, of Knoxville, who arrived last week from Xew York to visit her cousin Miss, Mary Young-man, will return home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Worth Bingham and children have gone to Asheville, X. c. Miss Emily Graves, of Washington, who has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Emily Bland, for two weeks, will leave for Knoxville to-day to visit her sister, Mrs. Underwood, before returning home. Mr.

W. W. Castleman, of New York, arrived Friday to spend several days at The Scelbach. The Rev. E.

L. Powell will leave tomorrow for Madison for a two weeks' stay. Miss Elizabeth Barbour and Miss To Be Given By Miss J'ess Deane Whayne At Her Hors-T On Cherokee Road. M' ISS JESSIE DEAXV WHAXXE will entertain morrow evening at a preappointed dinner at her hr in Cherokee road in honor of her -i' tfeth birthday anniversary. Covers will be laid for: Mr.

and Mrs. Everett W. Roe. MISSES. Jessie Deane Whayne, Janet Colston, Emma Lkk) Kr(-i-Mr Bertha rarir-Frances HunV MESSRS.

Baylor Landrum, Barton Fox, John Whayne, Alfred Whayctt Dr. Percivai, the Messrs. Wopplce were given a r-priso house warming ThurMav their home fn Southern HeijrhiV. 'iP-v was played, after which served. Those present were: Speckman.

Mrs. Frank m' Blatz; Misses Annie May iJun.i and Julia Wopplce; Messrs. win John Wopplce, Harry Mr Mrs. Al May, Mr. and Mrs.

C. cL'-vi and Mr. and Mrs. The Ladies' Aid of the T.vv, church will give a suppr-r April 7 church. A crossroads grocery be the chief feature of the Miss Ora Lee Marrett spent with her sister, Mrs.

E. C. Mrs. George Henriott and chi'iirtn guests of Mrs. Raymond Od'n, ol Highlands, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rhoade-s week In Edwardsvllle, the guests friends.

Misses Maymc and Bernc-ita Ra? Rineyville, were guests of Mr. a.r.d i'-t: J. V. Carrlco, of Rosedale. Mrs.

James O'Keil spent the friends in Xew Castle. Mrs. Salllo Graves and A-23J of Frankfort, were guests of Mrs. Sanford Wednesday. Mrs.

W. T. Burnett entertain-f! Tu day Mrs. Maggie Watts and Jdrs. Fra-V Williams, of Waddy.

I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinkrr.an, Louisville, were guests of Mr. and lfrii W. J.

Erdman at 6 o'clock dinner day. Mrs. M. Sternberg entertained "U'odnet day with a surprise parry in hor.07 Master Clarence Sternberg's Sth anniversary. A nice luncheon was to tho guests.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller, of Falrd- wero cruests of Mrs. Hartl'n 1 Mr3.

Joseph Spencer, of Crescent spent Tuesday witn Mrs. ilorrc-Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Kellar are nwirj congratulations on the arrival of a ter. Mrs. A. W.

Eddlemnn and daughter, Annie Lee, accompanied by her frrarf-mother, Mrs. Mary Toomey, lef: Modij to visit Airs, iiaji, or ijioerty. Mrs. W. G.

O'Rourke spent Mondij wiui Airs, or t-outn miss i' lorence Alctiuirp. of riii-r't- Bark, spent the week-end with hr iisti Mrs. R. Hardin. Mrs.

John Smith, Emma Smith, Mr Gus Wa liter and Chester v.tn guests of Mrs. H. Wiser PARKLAND. Mrs. B.

Willison. of Bloomir.cr- td. Miss Martha Kess. of vm. toys with her aunt ''i B.

Wright. Miss Ada WInsate left last where she hai ton of supervisor in the State sfS, the Deaf and Blind. hlfrM "Vneh n-as to A- club on Wednesday iifteriw-Mrs. pmi Smith, of 1 1. sti ast week with Mrs.

Georse F- nklin entertained few his friends with a box partv nt t'-e M'-r Anderson last Tuesdav TVJ were cnaperoned by Mr. and I Brahma and Mr. and Mrs Ha-d'r t-j Party included SUsses Ora Tvr'x Xe 'H Sowder. Frances Graham. K.i:','a I.v Bertlm Buntain and Verda M-iss R.

Ilardin, R. G. Graham, M. M. Pirla; E.

K. Keller, B. IC Hard ar.d J. Franklin. Mr and Mrs.

R. V. "SVener darter, KIkIo. left this week for th-Ir hoEo 13 Pnterson. X.

J. 0repn. of Covinfrtoa. visiifi Mrs. C.

T. AMiite last week. Mr. iind Mrs. Sheldon Caroa attend the bowling tournament in Deixl', next week.

Miss Laura Barlow has returned ton a few-days' -visit in Frankfort The local department of th. Home Missionary Society of the MetbMts: Church was entertained Thursday eSttf noon by Mrs. Lawrence Myers. The following youns: people a party on Thursday evening for UL1 Martruerite Kllvlngton. In honor of twenty-first annlversarj- of lr Wr.t: Misses Mar- and Stella RansdaH.

Spitzer. Cora Horine, Alleen Kane. lUi Triple and Georgia Kilvmnon; Mdfs.l Is ham Mossbarser. Leslie Clark. Fmri '-'IT-XZ.

Georsje Helmus, Joe Donan, La" rence Myers and Waiter Sirs. E. Turley and EM" neth, of Richmond, are cuesta this eeS of Mrs. P. G.

Cropper. Mrs. L. K. Stllea accompnnleu rt.

daughter to Atlanta last week, rchers s'J win remain for several weeks. Mrs. o-n-o rHrnT 03 Thursday in honor of her twentieth wedding anniversary. -vir. ami -lrs.

L. u. Stlleg to make their homo in The mnrHnpn of Mica T.tnD t3 Mr. William Herman Manning, of Minneapolis, was solemnized nt the ine orwe's sister. Mrs.

R. satsi- the Rev Arte- tho ceremony the couple left for a' i.r-iiiu in uoiumous, u. Mr. J. L.

Lindsav left Inst vTolr.fir for LOS An-retf T-Tir wifr. and Jack, will Join him there ln Av-'- An ico cream social was given 0:1 day from 3 until 10 o'clock at the Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orcgc. Sunday-school clasa of Miss Lesson.

Mrs. E. G. VicJt was surprised on day afternoon when she answor.d the to find fifty-eight ladles of the tlst church waiting to be immediately they haiided her a tray o- ing a dozen silver spoons. -r -r fork, silver cream Iadlo and plokle a remembrance of the 01 l- oirtn.

iater ice cream and served. Those present wero 1 R. Dorsev, S. L. Iiorsev.

I- H. E. -Dawson, J. stoBgitt-r. "i an cp-v A T.o-.vi .1 Ih-.

3. Jones. G. F. Rose, jimos C.

1 Ferguson, J. M. Patten, Hood W. Seay, Tilden Canada. F.

U. .7. S. Barlow. Ed K.

J. H. Cole, Robert Stephens. Rice. Von Tlvlte R-M.

Mi'l--. L. K. Delph. F.

II. Watson. J. -H. a Morris, Frank C.

Forr. J. J. L. Duncan.

M. C. Duncan. Janv-i. F.

H. Xapier. W. H. Sle.lge.

O. S. W. Eggleston. M.

A. Crowe. Lewis, W. H. Rowland.

J. 1'. 5' King. X. H.

Egglcton, G. Wright. S. M. Walker.

Adelc Thoffl W. T. Piecefull, E. C. C.

1- W. T. Whitman. T. V.

Pemberton. Spindle and Mary Savage. ce-: The Woman's Foreign Mls--lonar ciety entertained the honorarj" mc: e-t-the society Tuesday evening at tl- J1 odist church. tie Miss Kalfus Colvllle entcrtnlnM following young people v.ith dancing on Tuesday evening: JU-s'-J gii. wunams, 10a iooieman, x-tngton.

Kalfus Colvllle. Polly and rt Pash; Messrs. Archie Harlamert, Ger: r.rl mj-Jie, uan i-Tivne, tjouy 1 llarli" Moon: Preston Owens and Calvin To Be Given By Miss Julia Smith. Caldwell In Honor of. Miss Sue Vernon Wolfe and Mr.

Lamar Boy and the Members of Their Bridal Party. 1 4- ISS JULIA SMITH CALDWELL will be hostess at a charming supper Tuesday evening at her home in Second street, in honor of Miss Sue Vernon Wolfe and Mr. Lamar Douglas Roy and tho members of tho bridal party, after the rehearsal at the church. The table will be decorated with pink and green. Covers will be laid for: MISSES.

Julia Smith Cald- tc Vernon Wolfe, well, Marjorie Ray, of Ctvil Gordon, I'laiiklin, Mass. Emma Roy, MESSRS. Lamar Douglas Roy, Edmund Booker, Edward Roy, Dr. John Hardin Scott Frost, Ward. Isabella Denny, of Stanford, who have been spending the winter In Pasadena, will leave tomorrow for a stay at Santa Barbara, before returning home.

Mrs. Lucy L. Miner, of New York, is the guest of Miss Caroline Barbour, for several weeks at ner home, 1139 Fourth avenue. Misses Minnie Mao and Marguerite Turner, who have been tho guests of Mrs. J.

Hudson "rico in New Orleans for the past month, will return tomorrow. Miss Anna J. Hamilton is visiting in Indianapolis. Miss Leila Forman entertained yesterday afternoon at a bridge party in honor of Mrs. Mazyck O'Brien and Mrs.

Robert Peter, who are guests of Mrs. Peter Powell, of Lexington. Mrs. George Snyder, and little son, of Mt. Sterling, who have been visiting Mrs.

George Snyder, returned home yesterday. Miss Ida Charles Carroll left Friday to attend a week-end house party given by Miss Beatrice Rodman, in Bardstown. Mrs. Evans, of Lexington, Is the guest of Mrs. John Wakefield at her apartment in the Chalfonte.

Wednesday evening, February 23, at the handsome home of Mrs. fcaliie E. Morris, in Covington, tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reynolds was oinlEtened.

The service, which was a be.mtiful one, was performed by the Rev. James Magruder, of Trinity Epls copal church, in Covington. The little boy was given the name of his grand mother, Beverly Bruce. His mother was baptized tho same evening. Bev erly Bruce Reynolds is a great-grand son of Mrs.

Morris and tho grandson of Mrs. Mattie Bruce Reynolds, who formerly made her home In Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sexton and Miss Thomas were godparents for the child.

The house was artistically decorated for tho occasion in pink sweet peas and ferns. A theater party at the Mary Ander son Friday evening, followed by a supper at The Rathskeller, was composed of Misses Mary Youngman and Louise Prlchltt and Dr. Guest and Mr. C. D.

Rodman. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Warfield have returned from a wepk's stay In New York.

Mrs. John Marshall, who accompanied them, will remain several weeks. Mr. Otto Dowels and little daughter. Janet, of Springfield, have returned after a visit to Mrs.

Charles A. Young man. Mr. and Mrs. S.

Thruston Ballard, Miss Fanny Ballard and Mr. Credo Harris, who have been spending the winter at Naples and Fort Meyer, will return Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson.

who have been occupying the country place nt Mr. and Mrs. John Vreeland, have taken a place at Harrod's Creek. Miss Swearingen, who has been spending the winter abroad, will sail for home Tuesday. Mr.

Christy Churchill and Mr. Rogers raua--i xnruston, wno aro at Fort Aleve will leave to-morrow for Cuba Mr. -ndsborough Robinson, who if been 'siting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Robinson, sailed yesterday from Xew York for Europe" to remain Indefinitely, pursuing his art studies. Mr. and Mrs. John Middle-ton and sons, Messrs.

Charles and Arthur dlc-ton, will close their home In Third avenue next month and will take possession of their new country place on ijiuvwibuuro roaci. Mrs. John Young Brown and dmirh. ter. Miss Cora Smith Brown, of St.

Louis, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood and family, at their home in Anchorage, returned ves-terday. Dr. Lewis McMurtrv and dauehter.

Miss Marie Louise McMurtrv. left Fri day for Jacksonville and St. Augustine. to remain two weeks. Mrs.

Charles c. Mencel and daughter. Miss Jane Potter Mengel. who have been in Florida for a month, have gone to New York to spend ten dovs, and will return home the last of this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Henrv Burnett daughter. Mrs. Robert Horner, will sail from New York June 14 for Holland. and will remain abroad until the mid dle ot September.

Mr. and Mrs. Rush Watklns are spending several weeks at French Lick Springs. Mrs. George C.

Patten, of New Ynrt has returned after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. '1 nomas Floyd Smith in Glenview. Mr. Henry Coons left yesterday for Shelbyville to attend a week-end house party given by Miss Elizabeth Malloy for Miss jEUen du Pont, of Wilming ton, Lei.

i A box paTty at the Marv Anderson last evening Included: Misses Mariraret Owens, of; Covington: Isabel Haldeman. of Owensbnro, and Marie Jefferson; Messrs. John Whayne, Baylor Landrum, Barton Fox and Wallace Ouerbacker. Mrs. Hamilton Griswokl, of Chicago.

is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas RECITAL will be given by the Monday Musical Club at the Woman's Club, Thursday March 10, at 4 A o'clock. This will be the second annual recital of the club and much interest has been manifested. Every member of the club will appear on the programme, except Miss Emily Stevens, who will be unable to take part on account of illness. One or the features of tho programme will bo a "Fantasie Russe." by Naprovnlk, plaved by Miss Ethel Bailey, with orchestral accompainment at second piano by ills; Florence Blackman.

This will be tho first tlmo thl wonderful composition has been given in country, the manuscript havinsr been procured from Russia. Adm'ssion to the recital will be bj invitation only. The programme is as follows: How Deep the Slumber of the Floods, Carl ijowe Slnco Wo Parted Allitson Ilva Ropke. Sonata-G. Moll Tartim Freda Surmann.

Spring Sons Ealth Dlok Emma Seelbach. Troisene Ballado Chopin Helen Harthill. Romance svenesen Eleanor Harrison Bridges. INTERMISSION. Cry of Rachel Turner Seltr Laura Lee Ecilstetn.

Concerto Do Beriot Anna Belle Sale, Five little Japanese sonps, Amy Woodford Firden To San. When tho Almond Blossoms Fall. Little Dove. I Sometimes Wonder. There Are Maidens in Japan.

Lucile Drummond Cecil. Fantasio Busse Napranlls Ethel E. Bailey. Orchestral accompaniment on second piano, Florence Lawson Blackman. tables of bndg'e on Thursday evening In honor of Miss Lucille Waterman, of Madison, tho guest of Miss Alice Volkman.

Miss Hlnkle's guests Included: Misses Alice Volkman. Lucille Waterman, Nellie McCulloch, Florence Caruthera. Eugenia McCulloch, Amy KJiolhepp; Messrs. Henry Barr, Femand Rassinier, Winiieid Waters, Carl RIndt, Ray Herman and William Bruch. Mr.

and. Mrs, J. H. Lee, of Birmingham, have moved here, and have taken a house on Lucia avenue, Mrs. Elizabeth Metcalfe haa closed her house in Innes Court and is with her daughter.

Mrs. Harris Dickson, in Vicka-burs, Miss. Mrs. W. B.

Cowser, of Columbus, and Mrs. H. C. Hooser, of Pittsburg, are the guests of Mis. Annie Roberts.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Kennedy and Miss Gertrude Kennedy have taken a- house on Edgeland avenue. Mrs.

Addison A. Bond and little son, William, of South America, aro visiting Mrs Bond's sister, Mrs. R. B. Winkler, on Hepburn avenue.

Miss Amy Kohlhepp had the members of her bridge club to meet with her on Wednesday afternoon. Those present were: Mlsees Alice Volkman, Lucille Waterman, of Madison, Julia Helck, Elzn. Pr-holt7i. FMtir KTohlhpnn Margaret Hinklo, Louise Speldel, Irma Frlck; Mes- aames iarvey (jiles and (Jeorge Mrs. M.

B. Landrum has returned from MartinsviLle and has been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hardy, iiisa Agnes mason win leave next wuk. i to visit Mis3 Marv James in Helena, Ark.

Katherine Wilhovt was tho cuest friends In Jeffersonville Sunday. Miss Clara Cox has returned to Toblns-port, after a short visit to her sister. Mrs. D. D.

Williams. Miss Alice Stull Is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Dodge this week.

Misses Mattie and Eula Withers have returned from a visit to friends at New-burn, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Camp had as their guests Sunday Miss Edna Collins. Messrs. W. V. Brldgewater, Collins Brldgewater.

Walter Brldgewater, Brown Kurtz, Carl Burkhead, Albert Kurtz and Gabriel Taylor. Mr. Earle Baker spent W-dnesdav at Kosmosdale with his sister, l.ffr,. Bafnett Napier. Mrs.

Robert Stonestreet, who has been quite ill, is convalescent. Mrs. R. Knoefel, of New Albany, is visiting her dauKhter. Mrs.

Mark Stewart. Miss NelUe Watson spent Sunday with Miss Marie Jockell. Mrs. David Lewis, of New Albany, was the guest of Mrs, Andy Steger Thursday Mrs. R.

Knoefel and Mrs. Mark Stewart were guests of honor at a luncheon given Friday by Mrs. Lee Jockell. Mrs. Kate Thornsberry and Mr.

Chester Stonestreet are guests of Mrs. Clay Patterson. Mr. J. H.

Wllkerson has gone to Crest-wood to visit his daughter, Mrs. DUlard Hadden. Mrs. J. H.

Dodge spent tho week-end with her mother. Mrs. Frank Lee, on the Taylor boulevard. Mioses Clara and Alma KJosterman and Mr. Monroe Cox.

of Louisville, spent Sun-day with Mrs. D. D. Williams. Dr.

S. S. Foss and Mrs. Foss were iSSSy C- Kend? Miss Verna Phillips has returned to MaySMiner VlSlt iUiL' Anna m' Konnpd3 spent Saturday ln Lou svllle. the guest of her cousfn, Mis" Moille Kennedy.

Mr and Mrs. Robert Millnr were iruestc of Mrs. John Miller Sunday ts Dodce, Mrs. Mary Swindle- 3ir, McFarlan; Mls4s AlU" liull Jen Ker Swlndl? Mlnerc Swindler Elizabeth iJiSS er: McEsrs- Steve Lewis, Thomas PARKVIEW. been abroad slncTlaff Little Samuel Eury SJf Miss Carrie Miss El zabcth nirS spent Sunday wltt jkSSisvlll Louise Hubcr.

Misses Abbie and BiSoSp, Jof Ben Mrs. H. Hlgdon me' 85 ent Saturday with Misses Mary 'and Julia Wopplce and 1: lur. E. we-' ent -j.

tnu Mr -a vis Inc 1 nee ire J. en; Ga tut ot. pai -Mc FrJ C. -i Gr; Wl Til ba Wll mt mi mt Mi 1 in Rl Nt 7 2i MISS RUTH McCAEE. KENNEDY-M'lNTYRE.

R. AND MRS. LOG-AN PAS- CHAiL KENNEDY announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gertrude Ken nedy, to Mr. Marvin Hunter Mclntyre, of Washington. The wedding will take place April 5.

fifth anniversary of their marriage. The house was decorated with yellow and white, flowers and potted plants. The round refreshment table was decorated with a centerpiece of white carnations, surrounded by candlesticks holding yellow candles and shades. Mr. and Mrs.

Parsons were assisted in receiving by Miss Emma Xashold, Miss Alma Parsons, Mr. Charles Parsons and Mr. Fred Graham. Mr. and Mrs.

Parsons entertained a hundred guests. Mrs. George Atteberry entertained at her home, 1125 Dumesnll street, at a dinner in honor of Mr. Atteberry's birthday anniversary- The house was decorated with pink and white. Among those present were Messrs.

and Mesdames Edwin Davis, John Baiduf, of Upper Sandusky, Ohio; John Maguire, Tom Coffey, Sam McCuboins, Edwin Porter, Carl William, Connie Hibbit. George Taylor, Albert Burger. George Guelday, Edwin Melvlne and Mrs. M. J.

Atteberry, or Munfordville, and Misses Hallle Smith. LUUe Yates and Gertie Lich; Messrs. Clay Hash-field, Dr. Henry Woodard, J. M.

Boyle, T. R. Keller, Harvy Hurley and Lawrence Atteberry. Miss Alice Harris entertained on Wednesday evening with a children's party at her homo in the Bast End. Among those present wore: Misses Claudia Karst, Aline Sensbach, Carrie Bauman, Edna Schneider, Lllliam Kich-ner, Julia Weyhing and Alice Harris; Messrs.

and Mesdames Alfred Marxian, Martin Kuhn, John Harris; Messrs. John T. Dennes, Louis Klreh-ner. Albert Suttiin, Walter Sensbach. Walter Greiner, Charles KSrchner, Robert Hoke, Walter Suttiin and Henry Schaaf.

A luncheon was given the Coreopsis Embroidery Club ax the residence of Mrs. Horace 72S East Chestnut street, Wednesday. Covers were laid for ten. The table was decorated with shamrock. The following were present: Mes-dames August Strothmeier, William Obrecht, Joseph Sanders, John M.

Bas-kette, A. B. Meurer, Mary Morris, Noeiling, I. E. Winn, R.

C. Foreman. DEER PARK, Mr. and Mrs. M.

N-. Runyon, of Crest-wood, and Mr. G. W. Wilson, of North Pleasure vllle, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs R. C. Swinney last week. Mrs. Lord, oi Sellersburg, was the guest of Mrs.

Wharton this week. Mrs. Eugene Braun entertained Mr Wharton and family at supper on Thursday evening. Miss Mamie Downs, of Trenton, N. Is visiting her sister, Mrs.

Will Downs! for a month. Mrs. Barber entertained her Embroidery Club on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George Green and daughter will leave this week for Xew York to be gone until Easter.

Mrs. Fred Koehler left this week for New York to be gone several weeks. Mrs. Claude Harr, who has been is able to be out again: Mrs. James Dorsey returned last week i to 3Ir.

George Twyman will take place In I SCHNADIG-WEILL R. AKD MRS. LOUIS ABO.V- SON announce tho engagement of their elster, Miss Edith Schnadlgr, to Mr. Charles Weill, of Kansas City. The weddinff will take place in the spring-.

from Cincinnati, where she went to visit relatives who wero 111. Miss Bessie Dawson, who Is attending school in New York, will return home shortly to spend the Easter holidays with her mother. Mrs. Marshal McClain and daughter. Miss Lottie, of Crescent Hill, and Mrs.

Will Halo were guests of, Mrs. Will McClain Tuesday. Mrs. John Winter, of Orell, was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George Du-senberry, several days this week.

"11" IN THE HIGHLANDS. Mrs. Julius Greyer and Miss Sophie Wagner have returned to Cincinnati after viiLiii iuj. luiu iviij. anner.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dolrtnger will en-tertaJn their card club on Wednesday evening at their apartment in the Besten Mrs. Benjamin Hutches, of Urbana, is the guest of Mrs. Richard Barker.

Mrs. Richard Hartwell entertained her reading club on Wednesday morning Mrs. Thomas Willis, of Chlcag-o, "has been spending several days with Miss Mary Semple. Mrs. William Elliott and Mrs.

Hart, of Henderson, are guests of Mrs. A.nanda Kaye. They will later visit Mrs W. V. Cumnock, Miss Katherine Link has been spending this week with Miss Caroline Barker The Highland Civic Club will meet on March 11 in the Library building.

The Highland Bible Class will meet on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs Hugh Gratz at the home of her mother" Mrs. John Tucker, on Everett avenue' The class 1h conducted by Mrs. Kendall, and the subject will be "First Kings." Mrs. Stella Van Dyke has been the guest of her sister, Mrs, Perry Stith Mrs. Charles Play ford and Mr3.

Drako will leave next week to visit Mrs, John Waggoner In Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Chanes SemDle. whn nM building on Cherokee road, will move la the last of May.

Miss Althaire Mattingly has returned to Lebanon after visiting the Misses Mattingly. Mrs. G. A. Hendon and son, James Robert, left this week to visit relatives in Franklin.

Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miles, who are spend ing the winter In tho city, will return to their summer home at Fern Creek the first of May. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Miller will return tho first ot the week from their bridal trip will be at home In tho Park-side. W. C. 'Nones and Miss Mattie Nonea will leave March 25 for Las Vegas, M.

and other points in the West. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Pllcher are expected home the first of tho week from and Mrs. Byron HUliard. wh been upending the winter in the city will return to their homo on Cherokee Drive Mrs. Emma Moore and the Misses Nailor left on Thursday to snenrt tha month of March in Florida. Dr.

V. Walz, of Lexington, will arrive soon to visit Prof, and Mrs Walz in Castlewood. Mrs. victor Meddls nas returns Richmond, where she visited' her mother. Mis.

RudOlnh Fink will 1pva ehpi to spend several weeks at Atlantic City Mis. A. Levi tan, of Danville, has been the guest of Mrs. A- M. Sale on Edensld a rnue.

Miss vera Sera of her bridge ea Monday tern Mis JP-rgnretpE trtained three BEAUTIFUL DINNER To Bo Given By Miss Cecil Gor- don In Honor of Miss Wolfe and Mr. Boy and the MemTjers of Their Bridal Party. ISS CECIL GOBDON will en tertain to-morrow evening- at a beautiful dinner at her home in First street In honor of Miss Sue Vernon Wolfe and Mr. Lamar Douglas Roy and the members of their bridal party. The table decorations will be in yellow and green and jonquils and freesia will ne effectively used.

Covers will be laid for: MISSES. Sue Vernon Wolfe, Marjorie Ray, of it-mma- toy, irankitn. Julia Caldwell, Cecil Gordon. MESSRS. Lamar Roy.

Lewis Hancock. Edward Roy, Edmund Booker. Scott Frost, Bohannan, during: Mr. Bohannan's stay In Florida. Mrs.

"Warren Moore, of Oklahoma City, is visftlnff her parents, Dr. and Mrs. William Wathen, in Belgra-via, Dr. W. P.

Harvey has returned from Florida after a visit of two months. Mrs. Austin Klnnalrd and her mother Mrs. Kennedy, have gone to French Lick Springs to spend two weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas P. Tavlor will leave to-day for Owensboro to spend a week the guests of Mrs. Taylor's father, Mr. H.

W. Miller. Mrs. Homer Frost has returned from Mexico, where she has been traveline for the past six weeks with Mr. and Mrs.

John Thompson, of Edinburg, Ind. Mr. J. Bacon sailed Saturday from New York for Naples and Genoa on the steamsnlp Princess Irene of the North German Lloyd line. 1 Miss Julia Pickler, who was operated upon at the Jewish Hospital a week ago, is slightly Improved.

She will be removed home next week. Mrs. B. M. Snook spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.

G. W. r.mith, who is seriously ill at her home near Shep- herdsville. Mrs. Alexander M.

"Woodruff crave a luncheon-bridge Thursday for Miss Grace Parker, of Blooming-ton, ind. The parity included: Miss Grace Parker and. Mesdamea Webster Moore, H. McCorkle, Ambrose Bruner, R. M.

Middleton, Logan Whitney, Albert Rich, Charles Robinson, Jennie Sewell, Tom Starks and Alex Woodruff. Mrs. P. M. Miller has returned to her home in St.

Louis, after having been called to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. P. G. Bossunff. who has been 111 for seven weeks.

Mrs. Bossung is now Miss EdnaiConhalm, of Minneapolis. will arrive Monday to visit Miss Josephine Levy. 1456 St. James Court.

Mr. Alexander M. Woodruff was host at a stag dinner Wednesday evenine. Covers were, laid for ten. Mr.

and Mrs. E. T. Parsons were at home to their friends in honor of the mort. 1.