The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-04

The negroes were Jasper Towers and 1 Woode Oliver.
 The plate glass window of the T. J. Bat
 son Grocery company was broken late to-
 night As yet it is not known whether
 any goods were taken.
 l The United Daughters of the Confed-
 eracy held an interesting meeting yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. T.
 Huey. The following delegates were elect
 ed to the convention to be held in Green vile, Ala, on May 9: Mrs. Harry Griss- by Mrs. T. r. Robinson and Miss Mary F. Lovett; alternates, Mrs. Will Cunning l ham, Mrs. D. R. Ray and Mrs J. w.
 Carter It was decided to send BIO to the
 chairman of the Gettysburg monument,
 and $7.50 to aid in sending some of the
 old soldiers to the reunion at Macon, Ga. very delightful paper bearing on the | importance of marking the old historic
 points in this district was read by Mrs. | D. l.. Huey It was decided not to ex-
 tend an invitation to the annual conven-
 ton to hold It's 1913 session in Bessemer. |
 sence of the president Mrs. J. D. Me
 Adory In the absence of Mrs. J. W. Rar-
 den her report was read by Mrs. T. T. Huey Miss Moore was presented to the
 members after the business session and
 she presented the merits of lyceum course. It was decided to bring the course
 of four entertainments to Bessemer. Two of the entertainments will probably be be- fore Christmas and the other two after Mrs. John Perkins and Mrs. M. K. Thorn ton were guests of the meeting
 The honor roll of St. Aloysius Cath ollie school is as follows; Misses Gen evieve Comerford, Irene Mundie.- Julia Comerford, Frances Waller, Agnes, Mary and Nora Sullivan. Viva McDaniei, Florence Gager, Jewell Jones, Annie Colpack Hildred and Erin Hatcher Lo- rene Donegan, Leila Clarke, Julia and Clara Nettleman, Angetine Romano, Julia and Catherine Brophy, K. Marcum, Helen Johnson, N l.. Johnson, Cecilia Harty, D. and T. Bivorna, Annie Lou Caison, I. Schilleci, Agnes Durick,. R. Cerevola, Bessie Bewis, M. L. Cutcliffe, NJ. Salandino, Lily Intogna, Masters Dan, James and Joe OGara, William Anderson, Joe and Frank Hagerty, c. Hayes. Ross Schilleci, Ernest Smith, Joe Bevona, Frank Lacey Edmundson, r. Mundie, T. Eohofs, s. Durick, II
 Hatcher, J. M. Fowler, F. and K. Haynes A. Nettleman, Seaborn Jones, M D. Costello, George Colpack, Jerry Sullivan, George Donegan, ]. Antonio, A. Brophy. Victor Cosba, Joe smith Toney and Ben Ceravolo and John Rob inson. .
 Yesterday Afternoon a number of
 young ladies gathered at the home of
 Miss Margaret Rust and organized a i club to be known as the Girls Tennis
 club. electin gthe following officers:
 Miss Maud Smith, president; Miss Mary
 Reynolds secretary and treasurer. The club win practice on Monday, Wednes-
 day and Saturday afternons on MT.
 lIerbert's tennis court on Sixteenth
 street. The members are Misses Mar
 garet Rust, Mary Reynolds, Sadie Lay.
 Tera Marks. Mrs Clarence Rust and
 Miss Maud Smith.
 One of the pretty pre-nuptial affairs
 of the week occurred this afternoon
 when Miss Margaret Rust entertained
 the Nonpareil club and a few guests in
 honor of Miss Allie l5uck, bride
 elect. The interior of the house pre-
 scented a spring-like appearance in It's
 decorations of jonquils, violets and ferns. Each guest was asked to bring
 a piece of work that could be com pleted in an afternoon. These articles
 were presented to the honoree. A brlGe's book in which each g.-est wrote some
 good advice was kept by Mrs. Clarence Rust. Miss Buck looked charmingly In a white marquisette A delightful plate Luncheon was served. The hostess was Iasssted in her duties by her mother
 and sister Mrs. Clarence Rust Those
 present were: Misses Suck, the hon
 cree; Sadie and Myra Lay, Willie All len, Mary Reynolds, Bird Moon. Lula and Fannie Lacey, Orrie Keith, Pauline Murrah Helen Lewis, Callie Wood Beryl Primer, Kate Lacey, Leila Will
 Hams and the hostess, Miss Rust On Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
 the wedding of Miss Allie Buck to MT. | Conward Turner of Anniston will be | solemnized at the home of her pc.- ents Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Buck, Rev. J. F. Sturdivant will be the officiating min ister, while the guest list will only include the intimate friends of the bride MT and Mrs. Turner will leave
 Immediately for Anniston. where they will reside.
 A musical recital will be given Fri day night at the school auditorium at Jonesboro by Miss Pinson's music class. A cordial invitation is extended the public No admission will be charged. The Ladies' Aid and Relief society of Feeders will givc an Easter egg hunt Friday afternoon from to