The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-15
BIRMINGHAM LITTLE FOLK
ATTEND A FLOWER BALL.

| The flower ball on Saturday given by
Professor Weissner to his dancing class
was an event Of great picturesqueness,
about one hundred and fifty children taxi
ing part. Elks hall was artistically dec
GRATED with flower wreaths and small
nags, while the central decoration was
large crimson heart suspended from
the chandelier with ribbons. When these
were released the heart opened and there
was shower of hearts and valentines
each child was given a half heart and
the hearts were matched, the partners for
the afternoon being arranged according
~. The ball was thronged with spectators.
The children were beautifully costumed
and the scene was like an immense flower
garden. Little Miss Augusta Clark went
as a poppy; Susie Haskell was in lilac.
Margaret Chenoweth went as a mar
guerite. Rachel Troy London represented
pink rose, Catherine Morrow a forget
menot, Allan Gray Mooring, violets, and
there were scores of other beautiful chill
dren In snowy little costumes of tissue
paper. The ball opened with a grand
march. The children present were:
Susie Haskell. Elizabeth Grady, Mary
Lou Cobb, Helen McCary, Mary Meigham.
Virginia Brockman, Mary Brockman.
Leila Harrison, Geraldine WarraI Sadie
Grace Warral, Madiline DeShozo, Eva
Dietlein, Susie Dietlein, Hazel Shirk, Mil
dred shirk, salne oliver, Bessie oliver,
Natolie Lenk, Lucille Link, Martha
keiser, Ruth Keiser. HELEN Keiser Elsie
Riggs, Sadie Alison, Susie Lilley, Agnes
Hall, Bernice Rosenbaum, Jenette Harris,
Louise Mccormick, Margaret Chenoweth,
Susie White, Rachel London, Mary Park
London, F1orine Hodges Jenetta Gay
Ebersole, Condell Baldwin, Dorthey Mil
Ter, Alma Black, Gertrude Herman, Cecile
McCrossin, Inita McCrossin, Mary Harris.
Margaret Moore, Julia Carney, Gladys AL
lison, Helen Thompson, Loutress Hynes,
Lena Chase, Etoile White, Lillian Yield
ing, Martha Glover, Annie Franklin, Min
ME Greinsten, Karheine Morrow Bell
Roberts, Marie Klein, Katherine Ledbet-
ter, Doris Monaghan, Mollie Monaghan,
Caroline Copeland, Helen Eubank, Gladys
Snglish, Lille May Blackman, Eugen' e
Blount, Frances Woodrow, Hazel Reck-
ling Emile Feis, Elsie Feis. Bette Gill
more, Elizabeth Jordan, Annie Tardy,
Mary Tardy, Carrie Yates, Gean Wheeler,
Margaret Lynch, Annie Lynch Margaret
Anderson, Cecile Rotholz, Lillian Rotholz,
Fannie e. Campbell, Mary u.
Campbell, Imgen Poe, Miriam How
ard, Augusta Clark, Allen Gray Moor
ing Mary Lykes, Lillian Lykes,
Lee Poe, Thomas Poe, Julian Caheen
Evans Dunn, Frances Morrow Brown
Alfonce Levy, Louis Long, George Hus-
man, VIII Casey, Frank Casey, John
James Gilmore, Basil C. Gilmore, Louis
Ebersole, William II. Kettig, Robert Bur-
nett, Arnold Glover, Henry Badham
William Badham, Robert Badham, YER
non Badham, Joseph Yates, Porter Led
better James Carney, Mathes Tardy,
William j. Somneman, Louis Schillinger,
Stewart Coleman, Benjamin Moore Mil
ton Steiner, Norman Eubanks, Joseph
Franklin, Hugh Franklin, Newton Whit
field, Sidney Smith, Howard Fulenwider.
Leslie F'ulenwider, Wheeler Nolan.
Charles Nolan, Tom OBryne, Falon
OBryne Willie Boyett, Carl Smith. Frank
Lane, Ebert Jemison Sterling Baggett.
Bryon Tominson. Clifton Forbes, Henry
McCary. William McCary, Courtney Scott
Henley, Joe Meigham, Thomas e. Mar
tin, Arthur Adams, Herbert Kinney.
David Fox. Edwin McCrossin, James
Conway. Leroy Marks. Ruben Louis.
Julian Saks, Larance Saks, Basil Clark.