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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

-'" '"The Blackfriars"P drama organiza- tIon of the university of Alabama will present Bernard shaw's "candida' Wednesday evening in Jefferson theatre to a large audience of society Apeople, They presented the play in Tuscaloosa recently and sit was spronouneeds the most brilliant fof all Blackfriar, sue cesses k {
 Miss5Maryt Baconi Dunoans of Tusca . Ioosa, whosefphotograph appears in Tho Age-Herald this morning. is mem- ber of the cast, who is well known nnd9extremely popularsin Birmingham society Thereis much talent among the Rlackfriarsiand,dt is given full play in the drama selected for this season.
 The Blackfriars are already in high favor in Birmingham havings appeared here several times before large ar- diences. In 1909 Macbeth" wasg pre- cented in the larger Alabama cities with muchs success. In 1910 "Fwelfth Night' scored a decided Tsuccess.t can dida,"f the play in which Miss RDun- can will star, promises to eclipse all others efforts of this~ strong players. club.
 Birmingham society Is well repre- .ented in the list of patrons. who in clude:
 MT. and Mrs. A. 1T. Ford, MT. and Mrs, T C. Mcdonald, Mrs. Viola Redln, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Tutwiler, MT. and Mrs. G. R. Harsh. MT. and Mrs Cari Seals. Judge and Mrs. William M. Wal ker. MT. and Mrs A. L. Fulenwider' Mir and Mrs George B. Mccormick, MT. and Mrs Asa Hoyt, pr. and Mrs. S l. Iedbetter, Mr Borden Burr, MT anu Mrs. J. w Mcqueen, Mrs. A. C. sharp ley, pr. and Mrs, George M. Morrow, Mir and Mrs. w & Morrow, MT ana Mrs. w. K McAdory MT. and Mrs. F. & White. Mrs William Vaughn, MT and Mrs William c. Montgomery, MT. and Mrs. Holt Mcdowell, MT Louis " Clark Mrs Fannie Chiles, Mss Mary Kate Chiles, Mrs. T II. Aldrtch .Jr.. Mrs. T. L. Anglin. Judge and Mrs sam Greene, MT. and Mrs. Robert lem ison. IT.. Mrs II. A. Harrington, Mra K ~ Powell. MT. and Mrs. L. l. Haley MT. and Mrs. Muchmore, MT. and Mrs Charles Rice, MT. Frank Dominick, MT and Mrs Richard Evans, MT. M. r. Northing.on, MT. and Mrs I Rudloph Mir and Mrs. H. II. Sims, MT. AnElhi White, Judge and Mrs. Alex Birch, Mrs w Grubb. Mrs. J. $. Kennedy, MT and Mrs Erie Pettus MT. and Mrs' Paul Savage, Mr. Schuyler Richardson MT. and Mrs MsGlathery, MT. Mathis Mr and Mrs. Martin, MT. Clement Wood, Dr. and Mrs. Wyman, MT Jesse ,Stallings, MT. and Mrs. D. k. Aaalhs Mir q A. Brown, MT. Clarence Going MT and Mrs. Chase, Miss May Chase Mir T. A. Murphree, MT Ralph Bar TOW, Mrs. H. W. Coffin. Mir A. i,a'auS MT and Mrs R. c. Hemphill, MT ana Mrs J. D. oliver. Mrs Barretth Mrs ,1Tranlx Nelson, Mir. and Mrs. Robert McDavid., MT. and Mrs; C. M, Tardy 1Ty MT. and Mrs. James WeatnerlE, M,
 nd NTrs E I. McCrossin, Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson. Judge and Mrs. A. O. 1ane. Mrs. Preston Means. MT and Mrs. A. G. Smith. MT, and Mrs, " 1ir ana Mrs. D. J. Smyer, Mr. anc Mrs. culpepper Exum. MT. and Mrs ', L. Drennen. Mrs. F. F. Blackburn pr and Mrs. R. c. Woodson, MT e ano Mrs John L. Raul, MT. and Mrs Stephen Danforth, MT, and Mrs. husn Mororw.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
HUMPHREY -FREEM AN
 WEDDING PLANS

Cards are out to the marriage of Miss Martha Juliette Freeman and MT. Thomas Green Humphrey. to be celebrated the evening of April % at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Harper l.. Reenl, at o'clock.
 Miss Freeman will be attended by her sister, Miss Winfred Freeman. as maid of honor. and Miss Nell Freeman as bridesmaid Mir. Humphreys best man will be Mir. w. B, Hay and his grooms- man, MT. Ryan Mullane. These are the only attendants. The ceremony will be pronounced by the Rev. K. N. Matthews, pastor of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church. MT. Gordon Willox of Anniston will sing a solo preceding the vows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB
 TO SING APRIL 29

The evening of Monday, April 29. will
 receive an additional interest in the appearance of the University Gles club. who are always received with en- ,nusiasin in Blrmnghams They will sing at the Country club under the auspices of the Music study club, and for the beneht of the Park Music fun |
 sponsored so consistently and so 'wel
 ty Birminghams large musical organ .zation. The programme will be fol lowed by a dance. This feature is cal culated 10 greatly increase the Inter est of the younger society people whc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

and to Lamont Major. Ices and bon bons were served at the close of the after noon.
 Those who enjoyed tine pleasures of the occasion were Miss Eva Dobbins, Miss Leone Krauss. Miss lone Harrison, Miss Vollette Coleman. Miss Mary Haylow, Miss Edna Hoyt, Miss Margaret Lasseter, Miss Madeline Ward, Miss Anne Cope land, Miss Odette Tyler, Miss Mary Smith, and Masters Porter Wallace, Ray fnond Teague, Charles Jones, Edward Bishop Goldsby Gill, Henry Lyman, John Black, Robert McPherson, Holden Mathi Lamont Major and Kendall Lehman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MRS. J. H. BANKHEAD
 ENTERTAINS D. A. K.

Mrs John Hollis Bankhead. wife of the senior senator from Alabama, was at home in her private parlor at the Arling- ton hotel Tuesday afternoon in compl- ment to the delegations attending the D. A. R. convention from Alabama. Texas and Louisiana, says the Washington Post.
 Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president gem eral of the organization, was the guest of honor and among others were Repre- sentative Underwood, democratic leader: MT. Harry Smith of Mobile, Senator and Mrs. Paynter of Kentucky, Senator and Mrs, Percy of Mississippi, Representa- tive and Mrs. Dent of Alabama, MT Louis Stevenson of Illinois. MT. and Mrs. Carl Voorman of Chicago. and MT. and Mrs. William Haas Robins of New York
 Mrs. Bankhead's apartments were adorned with spring blossoms. Dr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
A WEEK END PARTY IN TUSCALOOSA

Miss Augusta Searcy and Miss Camille Searey are entertaining party of their young friends at their home in Tusca- loosa during the weekend. Friday even- ing they gave a large dance in their honor and other pleasant Inequalities have been arranged for them. Miss Lida Otis and Miss Imogen Poe went from Birmingham to be among the house party guests and Miss Grace Murphy from Greensboro will be of the party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
SILVER TEA AT THE
 W. S. BROWN RESIDENCE

At the residence of MT. and Mrs. w. 2. Brown saturday afternoon from 4:3o to o'clock q silver tea will be given under the auspices of the Foreign Mis- sionary society of the First Methodist church. It is given for the benefit of the local treasury of the society, which 1t Is hoped will be greatly increased by this means. A cordial and general in vitation Is extended by the members of the society and Mrs. Brown for at tendance at the tea, which, like every event that takes place under the roof of that lovely home, will be delight full
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

ENTERTAINMENTS FOR BRIDES
 ELECT AND VISITORS-DINNER PARTIES-LUNCHEONS - PRO- . SPECTIYE AFFAIRS - CAN DIDA" TO BE PRESENTED BY s THE BLACKFRIARS OF THE g UNIYERSITY-GLEE CLUB TO 4 SING-ENTERTAINMENTS FOR ss YOUNGER PEOPLE-ENGAGE- MENTS WEDDINGS - SOCIAL 7 CALENDAR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BE
 AN IMPORTANT EVENT

One of the leading events of every spring is the golf tournament hold at the Country club. The dates for the tournament this year are May 9, 10 and II and it promises 10 be the most successful ever taking place in this city. There will be number of distinguished
 golfers from other cities and their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
SUNBEAM SILVER JUBILEE

At the First Baptist church this aft ernoon at o'clock the silver jubilee of the Sunbeam society will be held. The programme is as follows:
 Music organ. Mrs. Mccoy. Sunbeam March, processional Hymn Jesus Saves.R congregation. Scripture reading and invocation, Dr. 1 A. J. Dickinson. Greetings by Associational President, Mrs. " L. Rosamond. sunbeam song, Little Sunbeams, Twenty five years of Sunbeam giving. First church primary.
 Song, Pratt City Sunbeams.
 Sketch of what Sunb beams have done, Mrs T. A. Hamilton
 70, What are the Little Children saying?" East Lake Sunbeam band
 Greeting from foreign children of the Orient. Mrs w. J. E. Coxe.
 Importance of Sunbeam bands, Mrs. N A. Barrett.
 Song, Jesus Wants Me for a Sun beam." all children.
 The world children for Jesus, West End Sunbeam band.
 What Sunbeams expect to do, Miss Laura Lee Patrick, state leader for young people. Words of cheer. Dr. J. w stewart A missionary view; our part, East Birmingham boy and girl. Song. Collection.
 Benediction, Dr. Black welder. At D. m Miss Patrick will address the B. Y. P. IT., presenting the Y. ". A work. All young ladies are especial ly invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

presence the evening of the last day of the rnament-Saturday, May H. will be the occasion of an especially sala evening at the dinner dance. There will be a number of large din- ner parties and to facilitate arrange ments for them, the manag agement at the club requests that those who an- tlcipate entertaining on that night re- serve tables as early as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MRS. KEATON
 HONOREE AT BRIDGE

Mrs J. II. Keaton of Muscogee. Okla. who has been pleasantly entertained dur ing a visit to Birmingham relatives. was again an honoree Friday evening when Mrs. Edward Ambrose was a hostess at her home in Norwood. Seven tables of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

bridge players enjoyed the evening in the Ambrose home. which was attractively decorated with red and white carnations
 A book. silver hatpin and pair or gold pins rewarded the skill and good luck of the guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MISS HELEN BISHOP
 HOSTESS TO HER CLUB

The E. Q. V. club held an enjoyable meeting this week with Miss Helen Bish- op at the home of her mother. Mrs. Bun Roberts. Heart dice was the game. and prizes were awarded to Miss Eva Dobbins
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
HAMFF-HARVEY

Mir and Mrs. w. A. Harvey announce the engagement and the approaching marriage of their daughter Meri to MT C. F.. Hamff of Birmingham, the we'd ding to take place June 1s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MRS. E. T. WILCOX
 TO BE A HOSTESS

Mrs. E. T. Wilcox will be one of the luncheon hostesses at the Coun try club Wednesday. assembling a company of her friends in the private dining room.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

Thomas NJ. owen and Mrs. owen, who are spending the spring season with Sen ator and Mrs. Bankhead, assisted in the Inequalities. Mrs. Johnston. wife of Ala bania E junior senator, presided at the punch bowl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MISS ESTHER LOVEMAN
 TO WE'D MIR. KEMPNER

MT. and Mrs A. R. Loveman announce the engagement of their daughter Esther May to MT. David Warren Kempner of Little Rock, Ark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MISS EDITH BOWRON
 HOSTESS TO BRIDES ELECT

Miss Edith Bowron, whose photoS'Hph edorns this page of The Ase-ferald, was
 one of the hostesses to Miss Mary camp bell, whose marriage to MT. CndrWood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MRS. PLATTEN TO
 GIVE BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. J. H. Keaton of Muskogee, Okla, will be the guest of honor at bridge party given by her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Plat ten, at her home next Wednesday after noon from to 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
BAILEY -MARLER

MT. and Mrs. Dwight Ott Green en- nounees the engagement of their sister, Mss Theresa Marler, to MT. J. s. Bailey, the wedding to take place May 16.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

You don't experiment using Satin skin cream and powder Their merits are proven.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
MRS. RAYMOND SMITH
 HOSTESS TO HER CLUB

Mrs Raymond Smith entertained the members of the Bow Knot club and J few of their friends this week at her. pretty home in West End Mrs Smith,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
0. A. S. CLUB
 IS ENTERTAINED

The O. A. S. Five Hundred club was delightfully entertained by Mrs. W. V.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

London, Miss Margaret Munger, Miss Edith Weaver, and Mss Emma Ken
 nedy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

WANTED colored girl at once. who
knows how to press Clothes good wages
10 right one. Vine City Pressing Club,
2S5 Vine St, corner Magnolia and Vine
o. 90 %
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Unfurnished Houses Wanted.

UNFINISHED five or sx-room apart
ment cottage, bungalow, wanted inme
diately by refined, reliable, middle aged
couple; no children: reasonable rent. sfsta
price, good location; close in Address I
J. Hardenbrook, General Delivery. All
lanta, 5s-26-a
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Dropsy.

DROPSY CURED-Relieves shortness OF
breath in 36 to IS hours. Reduces swell
ing in fifteen to twenty DAYS Write for
particulars. COLON Dropey Remedy Com e
pany 5l2 Austell building. Atlanta.
O u l
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Unfurnished Apartments Wanted.


WANTED ~ Five-room steam heated
apartment on north side by party with
two children. w. J. c.. Dakota Hotel
$1,000
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YOUNG man with some ex-

WANTED-Paperhang 70 paper three
rooms; material furnished Phone Ivy
3960-J q o7 al
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$1,000 >---~0I@ ~>>~~~-~~~~cC~~>~r
WANTED-A good colored girl or woman
- TO cook and do homework It once. 219
Crew st. -q-G6-34
WANTED-A white woman to do wash
ing on lot. Apply $40 North jackson st
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30
Teachers Wanted,

<~~(,>>>~c~r~>~~~-~-~-,~>
SCHOOL TEACHERS-I have the ques-
tons and answers of the last seven state
school examinations in print VIII mail
them all for one dollar Descriptive circu-
lar free. b. S. Holden, Box 40, I1llijay,
Ga 1928 8
WANTED-Eighth grade teacher for i'm
mediate position; nice town of $500;
man S75 lady $65; also few rural teach
erS, S45 to $75; usual commission charged.
Write with testimonials, Register Teach
erS' Agency, Register, Ga. 92S-3S
SPECIAL fall enrolment good openings
yet Fosters Teachers, Atlanta. ca.
9-2s 81
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Boarders Wanted.

SEE Rooms and Board" Under Georgian
Rent Bulletin.
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Sewing Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set OF attachments for So per month;
also machines repaired; prompt delivery
chine Company. ~ Whitehall. J.l4-I4
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"The Georgian 5 Rent Bulletin"
Do Your Renting and Searching Through This Bulletin.

lou eHng offices Business
CT
n b consult n you enenes ouke
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Stables For Rent.

FOX RENT-Large brick stable for horse
and carriage; large lot and water con-
necton' we'll drained; an ideal place. so
Garnett street. Phone Main S515
42-S0-s
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Statesmen Wanted.

WANTED--A-1 city salesman for whole
sale grocery, tobacco house Must be
experienced and have good references
Good opportunity. for right party. Ad-
dress Boz 5S2, Atlanta. 39-30-9
W.ANTED-S Salesman for high grade line
elders and vinegars, Exclusive or side
line. Lioera, commissions. with weekly
settlements, Fine opening for good man
References required. Burr Mfg Co. Rich
mond, Va. lies 8
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

WANTED--Two families to cultivate
farm on three fourths; also small fam
lily to work on farm. G. w. Hutchinson,
Ebony, Texas 51-30-9
WANTED--Man and wife, the woman to
do cooking and general homework; the
man to care for the garden and ward and
offers a good home as well as profitable
employment TO a worthy white couple.
Applicants will please state their age and
give references. Call or address Chester
Forrest, 314 Rhodes Building, Atlanta. Ga
ITO. 9-28-39
Neutrality-suspicious. or lady. artistically
inclined, TO learn commercial drawing:
must have S35: will take SIS cash balance
VIII let student work out; steady employ
ment guaranteed when competent; no
trifier need apply. Inquire M Shearer.
1873 Simpson street 9-26- 20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-30

DANCING SCHOOL-Private hall and
instructions. Coaching with music.
Partlculars. Phone Ivy 6067J. 30-25-9
WANTED--'Cwo good metal roofers, one
good helper Expenses paid r. L.
Moncrief, T. 0. Box l75, Newman, Ga
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wages moderate 10 begin. Must be tenn
perate and attentive to business Give
age and experience. if any. Clerks fond
OF reading and talking need not apply
R, care Georgian. 9-50-SS
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Blue Prints.
Bankrupt Sale.

BANKRUPT SALE-Stock Of Durham
Rubber Company. at 1C2 North Pryor
street consisting OF metal polish tire
forms, air pump, vulcanizing plant tools
office furniture typewriter, etc win be
sold at 10 o'clock a. m, October 2, 1912
at 5l3 Grant building to the highest bid
der. Goods can be inspected at any time
Walter G. Hendrix receiver, 922 Atlanta
National Bank building g.27-37
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Rooms and Board.


ROOM AND BOARD. also table board
Garage for rent on lot "a Forrest ave
Phone Ivy 4345. 9-27-9
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-A good colored girl or woman
to cook and do homework at once. 219
Crew ST g-30-34
WANTED-A white woman to do wash
ing on lot. Apply $40 North jackson st
S-SO-32
WANTED colored girl at once, who
knows how to press clothes; good wages
zoo Vine st, corner Magnolia and Vine.
WANTED-Experie waist helpers
and skirt girls at once. Mrs Barnhart.
~ West Eleventh street. 55-30-9
W ANT ID for light hoUseworks
WANTED-Colored woman as cook Room
on lot Good pay to right party. Call
with references at rs Peachtree circle
-SlIantd 5000
WANTED-Good cook and chambermaid
for small family. Call Atlanta phone
WANTED-Colored girl or woman to help
in baths and office. DR.. D. Morrison
Ala Kiser building. 9-30-21
WANTED - Cook for country place
Bring references and call on DR. William
NJ. Baird. suite 200 Brown Randolph
building, 56 Marietta street. Wages $40
per month. ----..--- 45-30-9
WANTED First class cook. Do not ap-
ply unless thoroughly experienced. APP
ply 1l5 South Pryor. 9-30-27
wages paid, and room on lot, if de-,
sired Apply at 262 Juniper street.
--------.--..--.------ 9-SO-15
WANTED-GGod cook and cleanup
downstairs room on lot. TT Ponce
DeLeon avenue. 9-30-16
WANTEDzEzCiil or middle-aged woman;
German preferred to assist with house
work for small family; to live as one
Of family. Good home to right party,
Phone Ivy 32ia-J or. call SO Royston, ave
at2Qrk a
WANTED-Youn lady with experience
as saleslady. also in alterations: state
experience and salary expected. Address
Box t88. care Georgian. 9307
Y0tF are looking for position, aren't
YOU Would you spend zoe TO get one
that would pay you S115 a month"; That
is what one young lady got by inserting
Situation Wanted" ad in The Georgian.
Many others are getting, splendid posi-
tons this way You can do the same.
WANTED Middle aged white woman to
cook and keep house for couple. Phone
West 943. 29-2S-S
WANTED = Experienced cook for small
family; furnished house on lot. See Mr..
GroSsman, Sc Whitehall or 610 Washing
ION street - I-oO
WANTED Experienced colored woman
TO cook room on place. 1871 Ponce De
Leor. 1917 52-27-9
4 FIRST CLASS MATD-Room on lot
Phone Ivy 5f56-J 9-27-26
WANTED-White woman; good cook;
small family: good home. Mobile Mar
ket Marietta, Ga. G5-26-9
DANCING SCHOOI-Private han and
instructions. Single lessons 81. Course
$40 viii accept and teach a few appl
cants al So. Phone Ivy 6067-J. 29-25-s
WANTED-EX Experienced lady contest
manager Apply Box 1876, Jacksonville,
Fla 5l-2S-3
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Agents Wanted.

--~~,~r-~~~~~-~-~>o~>-~--~
WANTED-Agents Men and women to
sell the best insurance contract on
earth. One gent sold 5000, 900 last month
District managers wanted. Territory
Georgia Alabama and Mississippi Write
or call on S. w. Joyner. Southern man
ager, SIC Temple Court. Atlanta. 925-39
WANTED bic agents for something
new in railroad excursion work: free
trips and good commission; experience
not necessary, but must be BILE TO fur
nish frst-class reference Address P. P,
Box 1894, Atlanta Ga 9-21 20
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NANTED-A young boy, age thirteen TO
h1teen years old. Apply Greater At
Ianta Confectionery Co. 207 and 2O9
Peachtree esO %
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WANTED-3-Ideas Inventors write for list
of inventions wanted and prizes offered
by manufacturers. Also. how to get your
patent. Sent free 10 any address, Ran
do!ph & BriScoe, patent attorneys. Wash
lngtOn. u. Q. Ill "a