The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
MONTEVALLO TIGERS
DEFEAT SENIOR TEAM
Girls basketball Game an Entertain-
ing Afair--YOung Women's Chris
tian Association Officers.

Montevallo, March 22.-(Special. 1.-THE
basketball game played this morning be-
tween the Seniors and Tigers caused quite
ripple of excitement The score was
10 to 2 in favor of the Tigers. The
Seniors took their defeat gracefully. The
two booths for sponsors and maids were
tastefully decorated in their respective
colors. Seniors. red and white; Tigers
black and golI
The personnel of the teams follows;
Tigers-Captain. Miss Agnes Hit; Miss
Olive shaffer. Miss Seheuller Huey, Miss
Bianoa Cocciola, Miss. Marion Brooke,
Miss Frances Purvis, Miss Saidee May
field. Miss Gladys Mumme, Miss Maybelle
Lakeman. Sponsor, Miss Terry Trux
Lakeland. Maids Miss Veta FARMLAND,
Miss Minna Grote. Miss Lila Mcmahon
and Miss LYDIA Hatch. Mascot. Little
Lula Palmer.
seniors-Captain, Miss Katie Ruth
speigner: Miss Louise Glenn, Miss Ethel
Houser, Miss Martha Grady Miss Edythe
Patterson, Miss Lucille Ellenburg, Miss
Marguerite Fisher, Miss Carrie Thomp-
son. Miss Annie Seliars Sponsor. Miss
MYRTLE Brooke. Maids, Miss Alice Boil
ton, Miss Elizabeth Ford. Miss Anne
Moore and Miss Elizabeth Leake.
During the game the little ribbon girls,
Georgia Morgan, Grace Ellenburg and
Eugenia Wilkinson served ice lemonade
to their own sponsor and maids ana also
to their opponents.
.,ata lot of
officers of the Young Woman's Christian
association was quite impressive Ihe
Rev. w. w. Lee of the Baptist churcn
assisted in the service. The officers are
President, Miss Elizabeth Hodges vice
president. Miss Winnie Davis Nuiiey'
treasurer, Miss Euette Parker; secretary
Miss Irene Cleveland.
The Philomathic Literary society was
entertained Saturday evening in the DOR
mitory parlors by their honorary menu
bers. Miss Mary B. overton, Miss Mary
Mcmillan Miss Elizabeth Holbrooke, MISS
Louise Aston. Miss Lorette Griffin and
Miss Elizabeth Haynes
THE district Sunday school convention
was held yesterday at Enon churcn, Fa-
pers were read by Miss Mary waters,
Miss Francis SIliltn, .. ID Niess
officers elected for the ensuing year arr
president S. L. Chestnut vice president
II. L. woolley: treasurer, Ben kiiiings-
worth Each Sunday school OF MonteVai-
10 will be represented.
The Montevallo Studiosss held an euu-
cational meeting at the dormitory TINS
afternoon, The hostesses of the occasion
we've Miss Minna Grote. Miss Veta FRANK
lin Miss Eamestine Grote. Miss Eliza petn
I.eake and Miss Lila Mcmahon A saiao
and ice course was served
D. NJ Berry has bought the old Tnomp'
son homestead and will move his 1amils
there at an early date. Joe thompson
who was the former owner, VIII moV'
70 Texas with his sisters
The intercollegiate committee gave
n,cnic on the banks of the creek sstur
dav afternoon. The chaperons were MIS-
| MyrtIe Brooke Miss Mary Haynes ah'
! Misc Frances Higgins. -
| Miss Frances Higgins gave the iast
ber series of lectures on art Saturoa'
s,,on,np IN the college chapel. Subject
s.1-he Making of Bronze Statues.
nThe Billikens'' entertained the senio
=. stetball team this afternoon IN TN
anartments of Miss Nina Allison. Mis-
Nall Allison and Miss Mary MCMILLAN
Thc rooms were artistically decorated
Nth Mains. ferns and spring blossoms
After n salad course ice cream ana caK
| were served. arr,
number of the admirers Of the II
| oers" gave them quite pleasant socia
sTa,r IN Music hall. After several mum
bers of music dainty refreshments "er
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