The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19

 musicians, comparatively few persons are acquainted with this department. There are about 1000 volumes comprising the opera scores and pieces for piano, voice, stringed instruments, etc.
 Catalogues of big firms representing all trades are found on one shelf, and bulle- tins from publishers are received month- ly, besides the bulletins issued by the library itself
 From three to five meetings a day are held in the building, and the only restric- tions are that they must be for philan- thropical educational purposes, relig- ious meetings being for obvious reasons tabooed. The library keeps in touch with these meetings, and also the different clubs of the city and often sends lists of books which could be used as references in connection with their subjects of study or discussion. Upon hearing that a lec- ture upon a certain subject Is to be given in a club they send lists of books avail able upon that subject enabling club members to become well versed on the question.
 On the third floor is a beautiful half, with the best lighting facilities, whero artists may hold their exhibitions. At present the Artists club of Newark is holding their first exhibition.
 On Friday evening, April 24, at the Blr-
  given minstrel by the boys of the senior class. This is a departure from the con- Ventional form or entertainment and 1t is believed will attract a large number of the friends and patrons of the school as well as pupils. Songs, gags and other minstrel features will be included in the programme. Several good vocalists will be heard. A picked orchestra will ac- company and give a concert in the gym nasium after the show, at which the young ladies of the class of 1908 will pre- sent novel form of serving refreshments.
 The ladies who have agreed to assist on '"Tag Day" are as follows:
 First avenue and Twentieth street. Parker's corner-Mrs. Owen Brown, Mrs. Henry Dean, Mrs. Robert Hood and young ladies.
 Brown-M Marx building-Mrs. John c. Henley, Jr., Mrs Pugh Pearson. Mrs. | George Kelly, Mrs. William Hughes. | Bank corner-Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Richard Woollson, Mrs. Barnes Morgan l and young ladies.
 | On Second avenue and Twentieth street, 1 at Norton's drug store-Mrs. A. J. Gill more. Mrs. Richard Massey, Mrs. V. | Prowell.
 Branch of Patton-Pope-Mrs w. D. | Nesbitt in charge with Highland Clan" At First National bank-Mrs. John | Fletcher, Mrs. Paschal Shook, Mrs. Rus | sell Mrs. H. s. Matthews Mrs. Felix 1 Drennen and others. | On Third avenue and Twentieth street. Patton-Pope Drug Co.-Mrs. E. T. Shaw, Miss Shaw, Mrs. Tom Hamilton, Mrs. Fisher Humphres, Mary Sue Branzell and other girls
 Pastime theatre-Mrs Russell Hunt, Mrs. Alex Cecil and High school crowd.'' American restaurant-Mrs. Chap Hodges, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Welton, Mrs.. F. | Jones.
 | On Nineteenth street and First avenue, | Morris hotel-Mrs. o. D. Atkins, with | her a number of young ladies. | Other corners here not yet assigned. 1 Pztz corner Nineteenth street and Sec | ond avenue-Mrs. John Reid, Mrs. w. l.. | Dawson in charge, with a number of 1 young ladies.
 | Adams Drug Co.-Mrs. Owen Gillespie, Mrs Kidd, Miss Jennie B. Handley, Miss | Edna Moore and others. Lyric theatre and Florence hotel not 1 yet assigned.
 l Nineteenth street and Third avenue, l Blach's-Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. c. w. Ufford and young ladies. | Nineteenth street and Third avenue, I Loveman' s-Mrs. James Weatherly in | charge, with a number of young ladies. Parker's Third avenue store-Mrs. w. l.. Murdoch in charge, with Mrs. John w. l King and young ladies.
 Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street. | Hotel Eillman-Mrs w. l.. Beasley and l others.
 l Fox's corner not yet assigned. l Twenty first street and Third avenue, | Title Guarantee building-Miss \ Hiden, | Mrs Coleman, Miss Joe Minor, Miss Laura Belle Enslen, Miss Jennie Hopkins, Madam Ware, Miss Patterson. Terminal station not yet assigned. Mrs. D. M. Kilby will have charge of a xxfx tr1s- f1ao hnrt nl nh at | luncheon time. Mrs. Frank Crockard :, will take number to Ensley. Miss Will Hams will take q number to the Majestic at matinee time
 A number of automobiles have been l loaned for the day and it is the plan of the ladies in charge to move about where | people are in largest numbers. A great many more names will be in by Tuesday and all prominent places will have com 1 mittees stationed at them. Everyone 1 seems so genuinely interested that it Is believed Tag Day. for the Boys club will be a success.
 The club has now, under MT. Maurice l Williams as superintendent, some 200 boys
 on it's membership list and the good a
 club can do for these boys can never be | estimated.
 On Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at