The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-15

ELAN at shortstop yesterday in Mont
gomery does not mean that Manager
Molesworth has any intention of benchng
the Baron captain or that he is seeking
elsewhere for some one to take care of
the short field position. A telegram
years experience as p teacher in graded
school or who has not a normal school
diploma. 1t is the purpose of the new
president to raise the standard of Bes-
semer's teaching force as high as possi-
ble The resolution does not apply to
those who already hold places as super
numeraries in the city schools.
Last night flat wheel on a loaded
freight car on the Louisville and Nash
Vile Mineral. road threw the car from
the track and dragged the caboose down
an embankment with 1t. Conductor w.
II. Davidson, Extra Conductor Rush
Quarles and a negro brakeman, who were
riding in the caboose, were severely in
jured and bruised. The accident occurred
near McAdory. just below Bessemer, de-
laying traffic for some time. The in
jured men were given medical attention.
On Thursday night, May 10, Myrtle Lin
ton lodge No. 13O. Knights of Pythias,
will confer the ranks of Esquire and
knight on Pages John l.. Hastie end
John W. Walsh A degre team from
Birmingham headed by Thomas r..
Walker, district deputy grand chancellor,
will exemplify the work in the amrii-
fled form. Refreshments will be served
In the castle hall. Members of the lodge
and visiting Knights are invited to at
tend.
On, 1ox ntvao n fbo toh nnI
auditorium the music pupils of Miss Julia
Houston will give recital. The follow
ing programme will be rendered.:
PART
Duet-virgnia Williamson and Lucille
Lytle, ''Humereske" (Dvorak)
Fountain Spray" Bernice Waite
GLindsay.)
"Bfngo Jesten," Henry C. Rush (Engel-
mann)
Heart to Heart" Sadie Phelps (ReadD
March. Minnie Jackson (Krogmann)
''Serenata,' Mildred Brannon (Bau-
mann)
Loves Amulet" Annie Clare Sullivan
tEngelmann)
"Whisperings of Autumn" Doris Lewis
(lSern.)
Coming of Spring. Mary Louise
Thornton OEggeling)
PART II
Duet. "Marche De Concert" (Wachs),
Dorothy Huffman and Annie We've
Thornton
Dreams of NV Mountain Home
Phyllis Waite (Rathburn.)
1.-THE Fire Fly's Frolic," William C.
Baty (Spencer)
Barcorolle, Tales of Hoffman," Lucille
Lytle (Offenbach)
Loves Lament" Virginia Williamson
Sextet. "Lucia." Thelma Dudley Dome
zetta.)
Song of Spring." Helen Rodenberg
(Merkel)
Polish dance, Dorothy Huffman (schar-
wenka.)
Sonata Pathetique. Op. 10 Beethoven,
Grave. Allegro Di1nolto, Adagio, Con-
table; Annie D. Thornton.
Mrs. James Trotter was a delightful
hostess this afternoon when she enter
tained the Wednesday Music club at her
home Arlington avenue. The recep-
tion rooms were artistically arranged in
ferns and flowers. The lesson for tie
| day was the opera Madame Butterfly
| and Miss Virginia Mitchell was the leader.
The following programme was rendered
Duet-"Larboard Watch (Wiliams),
| Mrs. Charles Brownrigg and Mrs. J. f..
Wright.
Chopin waltz-Miss Virginia Mitchell.
story or the Opera-MrS. M. Is. morn
ton.
Piano-Overture from opera "Willis m
Tell" Miss Orre Keith.
Duet-"Guarda Luna (Capana) Mrs.
| James T.. Wright and Mrs Charles
Brownrigg.
| Piano-Selected, Mrs. II. T. Smith.
Solo-"Absent," Miss May Adams
Piano-Selected. Miss Martha DuBose.
| After the rendition of the programme
| tempting refreshments were served.
| On Thursday a large party of Bes-
| semer Odd Fellows and their families
will go on the excursion to the |. o. o. F..
| home at Culman The train will stop
directly in front of the home as 1t pa sses
through Cullman-- The train will leave
| Birmingham at 6 o'clock.
! Mrs. D. r. Ray of Dolomite went to
| Ensley today where she attended the
| Woman's Missionary society of Bethle-
hem church as a delegate. Mrs. Ray was
| accompanied to the district meeting by
Mrs. r. e. Purser Mrs. Lawrence and
Mrs. Chappel.
Carey Hollingsworth is i'll at the home
p ~