The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-24

DANCE LISTS
 FOR KKRMESS
Some >of the completed lists of the

some AOf the competed llStS or the dances in the kirmess are as follows:
 GENTLEMEN OF JAPAN.
 Mrs. George Mccormack. chairman.
 Porter Ledbetter, Lee Poe. Leanard Barker Courtney Robins, Percy Mead dow, William Sanniman, Bernard Har- ris. Anderson McCarmall, Walter Or cutt, Henry Hamilton. Mac Norment, Lee Hooper Eugene Ford, Joe McIn- tyre, Bell Foster. J. D. Oliver.
 THE BOHEMIAN DANCE.
 Mrs. Victor Prowell chairman.
 Misses Edith Orr, Lillian Orr Flora Ford, Mary Tardy, Estelle Schusler Helen Eustis Grace Berry, Lula Smith, Margaret Patton. Mrs. Leonard, Misses Clara Lee Woodson, Carroll Woodson, Virginia Abbott. Doris Weatherly, Rose Sibley, Hazel Copeland and Anderson Campbell Eugene Ross, Ben Morgan, MT Woodall, Matthews Tardy, Pap Gresham, Paoli Smith, Douglas Me Queen, John Cox John Davis, Guy Yeats, Lewis Plossor and Zack Smith. PHORTY PHUNNY PHELLOWS.
 Mrs. Sterling Foster, chairman. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Eugene Fies, Mrs. Ruffin Smith, chaperones.
 Thomas Hopkins, Leon Wyman, Gerry Cabaniss, Sterling Foster, dsucker Agee. Walter Agee, Mason billiard, William, Bromberg, Robert Bromberg, Paul Ken ney, Joe B. Plosser, William Fox, Bates Whatley, Jack Wilmington, John Cary Badham, William Drennen, Walter Worthington, William Moore. Mike Hoke. George Bailey, 11veret Mead, Charles Webb, Tinsley Harrison, Sam Tilman, Robert Gilespy. Richard Ran dolph and James Johnston.
 SWING DANCE.
 Miss Emily Somerville chairman. Mrs. Thomas Parke, chaperone.
 Misses Elizabeth Going, Cecile Me Crossin, Harriette Fitts, Lois Thomp- son, Carrie Yeates, Lillian Orr, Emily Billy Cobb. Woodruff George, John Progel, Albert Johnson, Richard Sea right, Melville Davis and Lewis Plos- ser.
 SPANISH DANCE.
 Miss Mabel Wheelock chairman. Mrs. Henry Be Gray, chaperon.
 Misses Amee McCrossin, Bessie Mo Crossin, Kathleen Stringfellow Ellen Percy, Lucy Lyman Powell, Carrie White Bean. Elsie Fies. Cecile Rodholtz Louise Glass Jeanie Going, Amy Chen oweth.H Mabel Wheelocs, and Messrs Tom Jones, zack Smith, Harvey Mims. Kennon Bowling, Sidney Smith, John Newsome, Ashby Long, Carey Baker, Robert Malone, Jr., Robert McDavid, Jr., and Wilson Searight.
 ROJJMANIAN DANCE.
 Mrs. J. D. Kirk patrick chairman Mrs Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Willard Sullivan, chaperons.
 Misses Frederick Ferguson. Helen Rose Randolph, Mary Kirk patrick Lola Ridout, Serena Kirkpatrick, Bloom Blodgette, Queenle Nicely, and Messrs Alex Dearborn. Tridinick. Newman, Mat Otey, Louis Schillinger, Bisco Seals, Maurice Henderson, Ward Fitzpatrick ........................... and Mir. Barrow. much of the trouble that brings boy under the care of the club comes from the fact that he Is not understood at home. Few of them are entirely homeless though poor liv- ing conditions frequently bring them under the protection of the institution until such time as matters may be sat isfactorily adjusted. One who came not long since, however, to seek the shel- ter of the club and who found tho friendly aid of the women who sup port and direct il, and of the men who carry out their plans so well, was a runaway. He had left his home in Indianapolis because of an injustice real or fancied--on the part of his father. The lad knew trade which he had learned in factory, and this he piled while a resident under the roof of the home. A manly boy he proved to be and finally, under the guidance of his more mature friends he earned and saved enough money to re- turn to his father and ask indulgence for his disobedience. This was one of the successful cases in the home and MT Barrow, as he talked of it, beamed with conscious pride in the good that he had helped to do in molding one boys character. He said afterward, in all modesty. referring to other in- stances: We are sometimes deceived, you know. But we do not let that take our courage or enthusiasm, for we know that unlimited patience. for bearance and affection-that most of all-cmakes men of our boys almost every time"