The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-06

charge with Mrs Norman Morrison chair Russell Hunt, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. R. Hood, Mrs. B. F. Lester, Mrs. W. D. Hammett, Miss May Calling, Miss Hattie Montgomery. Mrs Jelks cabaniss, Miss Nell Cosby, Miss Jessie May Perkins. | Thursday, Presbyterian day, the chair man is Mrs F. W. Dixon, assisted by Mrs. Henry Badham, Mrs. Willard Will son, Mrs. A c. Howze Mrs. McLaws Friday, Mrs. T. G. Bush is chairman for the Baptists assisted by Mrs. F. D. McIver, Mrs. Laura Davids, Mrs Hugh Mcdonald, Mrs. Henry Dill, Mrs. J. M. Dill, Mrs. Joe l.. Cain, Mrs. M D. Orcutt, Latimer.
 The other committees include a most representative coterie
 The childrens fete introduces the first pre-arranged function in connection with the doll bazaar for the enjoyment of the juniors. They have always been enthu- siastic visitors to the bazar, and have patronized it to the extent of purchasi sing whole doll families, bachelor dolls and society young ladies, fully equipped doll houses and eauippages, besides odds and ends of fashionable wardrobe apparel, so that these things, with the fun of the grab bag and such incidental pleasures make the bazar each year an occasion of great joy to the tiny tots.
 However, 1t was announced this season that besides all this Mrs. Frank H. Crock ard had agreed to take, charge of a great children's fete to be given the afternoon of December 12 at the Hotel Hillman-- and the children are all bubbling over with excitement and joyous anticipation. Mrs. Crockard has secured the assistance of a number of friends in assuring amusements for the afternoon. Miss God friede Gutherz, MT. Harry Miles and MT. Hubert Kinney have given their, services in preparing feature dances to be executed by children, their pupils.
 Miss Guthrez will present in LeFado Portugais, the group of youngsters whose photograph appears above: Adele Fies. Aileen F'ies, Annie Glenn Ware, Clark Gillespy Marian Adler Leta Betman, Augusta Mason. Bromberg, Evelyn Byrd, Randolph Whitman, Dorothy Winkler, Carolyn Barbara Winkler. Allison Loven- thai, Page Shepherd, Tekla Blach, Helen Rubel, Alexandra Lindon and Merrill Sims. The children are to appear in their party froclSs, and Miss Guthrez states that they are lovely little dancers. MT. Kinney will introduce several special dances-one, the fox trot, to be executed by Culpepper Exum, Jr., and Jocelyn Tut wiler, whose photographs appear above; another, La Valancello, the exquisite French dance, which was brought from Europe by MT. Kinney. and given by him with Miss Florine Hodges as his partner, will be danced by Virginia Raul and Katherine Cameron in fancy dress Rob- | ert Jemison III, and Jamie Barrett will demonstrate the one-step, and he expects probably to introduce also two other chil- dren.
 MT. Miles will have some of the older A ~I l-< dancing is under his direction, in beau | tiful number. They are photographed above. and include Miss Anna Labarre Miss Miriam Snyder. Miss Leita Stewart Miss Josephine Foster. Miss Anne La nier, Miss Harriet Forbes, Miss Martha Lapsley, Miss Isabel Hazzard, Miss Ma rion Pinckard, Miss Rosa whitehead, Mis- 1 Jo Douglass Williams Miss Frances 1 Woodrow. Miss Bef Allen, Miss Eugenis Johnston, Miss Julia Shackleford, Mis- Virginia Passenger, Miss, Mary Ida Wood
 Miss Frances Glenn, Miss Ruth Kaiser Miss Eben Cooley, Miss Celia Campbell Miss Madeline De Shozo, Miss Katherin | Hawkins Miss Orlean ParAins.
 In addition to these, MT. Miles will en ter his son. Ed Miles, Jr., and Margare Laird in le opera tango, which they pre- sent beautifully
 So with these feature; dances and tn ice cream which comes as "a part o the party,'' the children will be beauti fully entertained. Then for. those wh
 wish to dance as we'll as to look on whil others execute the newer steps, ther
 will be music throughout the hours. Sant Claus himself will lead the grand march
 wearing the clothes in which he mad
 his journey from the snow country. Afte
 the dancing he will open his great boo an in his ledger will write with his bi Ipen the Christmas requests of the littl people who are patronizing the ball an
 are thereby giving pleasure to so nian other children less fortunate than then
 selves. .,4.- t,
 The children will enjoy a varied roun