The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-22

programme for the day as at present announced is to take place Wednesday morning, Thursday and Friday being hol- idays. At 9:15 the guests will assemble in the dance room, where a recital will be given by Miss Youngs pupils Later the guests will gather in the assembly room to witness the exercises of the day. They will then return to the dance hall where MT. Miles will first direct the lit- tie girls of the school in an exhibition to be followed with barn dance by the older girls.
 | A number of guests are expected to at tend the Thanksgiving celebration and the programme promises to be one that will interest all.
 Cunning little invitations are being re- ceived in every Birmingham home to the Thanksgiving exercises of the various classes in the public schools. The chil- dren have fashioned their own cards. Some of them are quite artistic, coming as they do from the older pupils who have become proficient since the intro- duction of water colors in the schools. Those which come from the little tots are quaint representations of turkeys, fruits, pumpkins and the other interest ing things suggestive of the season They are fashioned with loving care and are wonderfully creditable to have been the work of such little fingers.
 The Woman's Home Mission society of the Highland Methodist church will hold Thanksgiving rally November 2e from II a m. till noon.
 All members and their friends are cordi- ally invited to attend. An oyster supper will be given by the L. A s. of the Evangelical church at Concordia hall, Avenue E and Tenth street, November 23 at 7:3O D. m The following programme will be rem dered at the Country club this evening. 7 to 10 o'clock, by Davidson's orchestra: Overture, ''Nabuco," :" VerdD.
 Selection. 'The Girl Question:" QIow- arab.
 Waltz, 'Hebe," CwaldteufeD.
 Overture. "Tambour der Garde," CTiI). Overture, "Oberon," (Weber)
 Selection, "Dream City" Herbert). Intermezzo, Dance of the Elves" (KrafD.
 Selection, "Lohengrin," CWagner)
 Medley overture, "Sunbonnet Sue" (Ed- wards).
 At the Southern club this evening from ' to 9:3O o'clock the following pro- gramme will be rendered by Calmans or chestra:
 Overture, Fest" O.eutner). Selection, Faust" (Gounod)
 Song, Away from You" (Daly).
 Selection, ''The Girl Question" QIow- ard).
 Intermezzo, Turkish Trophies.' Egan). Selection, "Traviata," (verdD.
 Songs, "The Evening Star" CWagner); "Pilgrims Chorus" CTannhauseC.
 Selection, 'The Gay Musician" Rd- wards.
 Spanish Waltz "senora," CNathan). Overture, Bohemian Girl" (Balfe). Davidson's orchestra will render tho following programme at the Country club November 9 from 8 to 5:
 Overture, Raymond" Thomas. Selection, Merry Widow" Lehar.
 Waltz Artists Life Strauss. |. Selection, "F'reichutz," Weber. l Tit, serenade, Tit. I Overture, "Semiramfde," Rossini. ! Selection, "The Girl Question" Howard. | Selection, '"The Red Mill" Herbert
 Medley overture, ''Sunbonnett Sue," Ed- wards.
 ' MT. and Mrs. Herman Rosenhain have named their little daughter Fannie An- toinette.
 Mrs. Mary M. Brown and Mrs Mattie K. Rader of Lewisburg, W. Va, the sis-f ter and cousin of Col. J. A. and MT. William G. Montgomery, are visiting them for a few weeks.
 Miss Gertrude Leona Faust entertained at cards in honor of her guest, Miss Do-. ! rothy Cecelia Spencer of Memphis The 1 hostess wore girlish princess frock of <coNTINUED ON PAGE 22l