The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-17


who are interested in the work and at
whose suggestion the class is to be
formed. They are to be taught the social
dances, beginning with preparatory exer-
eises along lines of natural physiological
combinations and the simplest steps, lead
ing gradually TO the intricate mazes of
the most difficult fancy Dances The re-
suits of the Thursday mornings during
the season when the classes will meet to-
gether are summed up very attractively
in the object which Mr.. Miles has in
view-to improve the carriage and poise
of the head, to cause freedom Of move
ment and a graceful walk, improve the
breathing, to improve, indeed the entire
figure.
Among those who have been invited
to witness Mr.. Miles demonstration
Thursday morning are:
Mrs. A H Woodward, Mrs. James
Weatherly, Mrs. Porter Walker, Mrs.
Helen yanHoose, Mrs. Oscar Underwood,
Mrs. John ". Tomlinson, Mrs. Paschal
Shook, Mrs. Dan Smith, Mrs. Orline Ar
mold Shipman, Mrs. Charles Stillman,
Mrs. Bradley Saunders Mrs. Harold San
son, Miss Daisey Rowley, Miss Maebelle
Roden, Mrs. Flournoy Rivers. Mrs. Ben
Reynolds, Mrs. Ola Roden Redin, Mrs.
Richard Randolph, Mrs. Walter Phillips,
Miss Marie Pinckard, Mrs. John L. Park
er, Mrs. Walker Percy, Mrs. C. p. Orr,
Mrs. Pat Oliver, Mrs. A. W. Nelson,
Mrs. Frank Nabers, Mrs. ". l. Muir
doch, Mrs. Lewis Morris, Mrs. Barnes
Morgan, Mrs. Arthur Moody. Miss Daisey
Moody, Mrs. r. H. Motion, Mrs. J. IL.
Minge, Mrs. J. c. Maben, Jr., Miss Edith
McCreary, Miss Florence McCrossin, Mrs.
Richard w. Massey, Mrs. Marie Hudgins
McBee, Mrs. w. B. Leedy, Mrs. ]. AL
fred Levert, Mrs. J. c. Long, Mrs. Charles
o. Locke Mrs. Mark Lewis. Mrs Leon
ard, Miss Emma Leedy,s Mrs. Sterling
! Lanier, Mrs. Ledbetter, Mrs. P. II. Lal-
lande, Mrs. ]. d. kirkpatrick, Mrs. f.
| NJ. Kilby, Mrs. w. H. Kettig, Mrs. John
| Kaul Mrs. ". NJ. Jordan. Mrs. Richard
/ Johnston, Mrs. Jack w. Johnston. MIS-.
John Jemison, Jr.. Mrs. Guy r. Johnson.
! Mrs Scion Jacobs, Mrs. Robert JemisoL
| Jr., Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mrs. J. C. Hal
sted, Mrs. W. II. Hulsey. Mrs. Maben
Hobson Mrs Thomas Hopkins, Miss
Grace Hardie, Mrs. w. P. G. Harding,
Mrs. w. 1. Grub, Mrs. H. B. Gray, Miss
Sadie Gillespie, Mrs. owen Gillespie, Mrs.
Henry Fowlkes, Mrs. w. E. Fort, Mrs.
c. Z. Foust Mrs. A H. Ford, Mrs. Cliff
ford Forbes, Mrs. a. L. Fulenwider. Mrs.
Burr Ferguson, Mrs. John Fletcher. Mrs.
Samuel Earle, Miss Hazel Dimmick, Mrs.
Gertrude NJ. Davis, Miss Elizabeth Dear
born, Miss Julia Belle DeBardeleben,
ATs. t1HnIy Dean, L Ieu OlllilllCNf
/ Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs. Hubert Dren-
men, Miss Mary George Cruikshank, Mrs.
Cabiness, Mrs. John Caldwell. Mrs ].
Rivers Carter, Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux. Mrs
w. W. Crawford, Mrs. Frank Crockard,
Mrs. B. G. Copeland, Mrs. B. B. Conner,
Mrs. w. ]. Bowron, Mrs. H. L. Badham,
Mrs. Edwin Ball, James Bridges, Mrs.
Felix Blackburne, Mrs. r. H. Baugh, Mrs.
Mercer Barnett Mrs. E. W. Barrett, Mrs.
Eugene Brown, Mrs. +. z. Anderson, Mrs.
J. W. Altman, Mrs. T. II. Aldrich, Jr.,
Mrs. Agee and others.
Mrs. Lenore Eldred who recently be-
came assistant to Mr.. Roy l.. Dimmitt
, the director of manual arts in the Bir-
mingham public schools. represents in
a very pleasing way the progress In this
! branch of school work. Not many years
ago drawing was very crude feature
of the course prescribed for the children
in the grammar grades and while regard
ed as a necessity and taught in a palms.
taking way, the results were disappoint-
ing to say the least Manual training
was not introduced until very few