The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-18

evening at the church, to which every one Is invited.
 The Cadmean circle will meet tomor row afternoon with Mrs. Sterling Eos ter.
 Chapter No. of the Boys club will give a silver tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin Moore, 1T17 South Eleventh avenue. This chapter was re- gently organized. Their object is to pay the expenses of the woman lately appointed to visit in the homes of the children. It is a most worthy cause and deserving of the strong support which 1t will undoubtedly receive.
 The Clionian club will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. T. l.. Robertson at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Graham.
 The Friday Euchre club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Rohevt Williams at the residence of her moth CT, Mrs. c. c. Heidt, on Arlington ave- nue, instead of with Miss Amy Ward.
 An interesting entertainment to be given on the evening of April is arranged by the senior class of the Bir-
 
 a dramatized version of "Silas Manner" The English classes in all the Birming- ham schools will be invited to attend.
 Miss Laura Van Haun of Cleveland, O., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bar " Alvord
 Little Miss Eleanor Black entertained about 40 of her playmates at birthday l. l. s ha na assisted by Katherine Gregory, Minnie Black, Lucille Freeman, her sisters. Misses Mary, Edna and Elizabeth Black, and her mother Mrs. l.. A. Freeman. Among those present were Ira Board, Emma and Margaret Kennedy, Ruth Ferguson, Sadie Rhodes Gladys and Margaret Thornton. Jewel and Dorrie Maclxey, Louise Thomp son, Marguerite Greet, Thelma Fraley, Gladys Harlee, Francis Haley. Mildred Clapp, Margaret Proctor, Georgia Hubble, Gertrude Norwood Florence Burns, Mary Joe Beggs, Margaret Johnson, Hallye Yandel, Theodore Carnes, Lula Mae Helm, Mary Zelia Monroe. Ruth Fulghum, Mary, Edna and Elizabeth Black, and Messrs. Joe Freeman, Donald Mitchell, Ray Haley, Albert Lawley and Robert Freeman. It was a St. Patricks party. As each little guest departed large green bow was pinned on them in honor of St. Patrick's day.
 The Baptist Woman's Missionary union will meet Friday, March 19, at the Bap- tist church. Bessemer. The following Is the programmes:
 Devotional exercises, Mrs. T. H. John ston.
 Foreign Missions" Mrs. A. J. Dickin- son.
 "Home Missions" Mrs. Thompson.
 "State Missions" Mrs. Stamps.
 s"Traiuinp School and Margaret Home Mrs. B. q. Moore.
 ..Finance," Mrs. Malone.
 There will be a silver tea given by the Missionary society of the First Presby- terian church this afternoon from to o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. F. Bald win, 1911 Huntsville avenue. The follow ing musical programme will be rendered:
 Violin solo, "Caratina" (Bohm), Mrs. E. G. Little.
 Vocal solo, Your Voice" CBenza). with violin obligato, Miss Evelyn Going; violin, MT. Wilson Searight.
 Piano number, ''The Flatterer" (Benza), Mrs. G. Clarage Walter.
 Violin solo, "Berceuse" (Godard), Mrs. E. G. Little.
 Vocal solo, "The Water Lily" Miss Evelyn Going.
 Accompanist. Mrs. Kippelt.
 Master William Walker, the small son
 Mrs. Antoinette Werner-West of Gin cinnati, one of the most artistic dramatic sopranos in this country. will give re- cftal at Cable hall this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock She Is on southern concert