The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-12

l will be given for the members and | their men friends.
 The ladies' committee assisting in ! the arrangements is composed of Mrs.
 Andrew c. Mitchell, chairman; Mrs. Joseph s. Winters, Miss Thomas T. l Huey, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Lacey Ed-
 mundson, Mrs. G. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs. 1 Walter l.. Rush, Mrs. Samuel Lefko- wits.
 | The following ladies will receive; Mrs. Percy Benton, Mrs. T. c. Donald, Mrs. Henry Brown, Mrs. A. w. Dea- | son. Mrs. Harold Rogers. Mrs. A. s. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. w. P. Golson, Mrs. I S. E. Grout, Mrs. T T. Huey, Mrs. W. l W. Hollingsworth, Mrs. G. B. Hollings- worth, Mrs. G. B. Houston, Mrs. c. A. Harris, Mrs. G. R. Lewis, Mrs. Sam Lefkovits, Mrs. F. A. Little, Mrs. Ike Marks, Mrs. George Stevenson, Mrs R.. w. Waldrop, Mrs. Lacy Edmundson and Mrs. Cora Handy. The following young ladies will assist: Miss Clara Ross Miss
 Ruby Crook. Miss Grace Jordan, Miss Jessie Huey. Miss Lucy Huey, Miss Lal- l lah Mae Hyde, Miss Corrinne Goldberg, Miss Virginia Mitchell, Miss Matura Benton and Miss Ze1ma Lefkovits. | Elaborate preparations are being made by the committee composed of Sam Stein, chairman; J. w. Leggett, John T. McEniry and George F. Whit | ley for the third annual York Rite re-
 union of Bessemer lodge No. 45S, An
 cient Free and Accepted Masons and Bessemer chapter No. no, Royal Arch
 Masons, which will be held on April 29 and 30. Several officers of the grand
 lodge and grand chapter will be pres
 ent and a large number of delegates are expected.
 The following programme will be rem
 dered at the First Baptist church to-
 morrow morning at il o'clock: Prelude "Come Ye Disconsolate" Lerman) i; Hymn 137; scripture lesson; prayer; ladies' chorus. Were Nearing the City, Meredith, choir; offertory solo, se- lected, pr. G. D. Waller; sermon, The World for Christ" song 152; benedic- tion. The programme for the evening service will be as follows: Prelude, Burmeister's orchestra: "To the Honor
 of the Creator" (Beethoven); hymn S6S; orchestra, "Intermezzo sinforrice;" of fertory, organ; prayer; Love Tri-
 umphant," A story of the first Easter
 tide adapted from For a street boy of
 Jerusalem; postlude.
 l The following are the songs that will be sung by the choir in response to the
 story of For" as it will be read by 1 Miss Annie Herbert; duet, Not Spar row Falleth," Mrs. John Perkins, and 1 John Majors; chorus, Blessed Are the Pure in Heart" anthem, "Hosanna;" hymn oh Calvary" unison chorus, "He did Not Die in Vain;" anthem. Hallelujah," choir. Those who compose the choir are: Soprano, Mrs. John Per kins, Miss Mary Duncan, Miss Mary Reynolds Mrs. N. B. Parker. Mrs. J. C. B. Gwin, Miss Fannie Lee Marks. Mrs. Howard Habrook. Miss Annie Her bert, alto: Mrs. J. A. Majors, Mrs. J. II. D. Smith, Mrs. NJ. P. Reynolds, Miss | Lizzie Herbert, bass; Mrs. w. w. Bryant. Mrs. George Riley, Mrs. J. M. Shipp Mrs. J. J. Beaver; tenor, Mrs. l G. Herbert, Mrs. M. G. Cole, Mrs. How ard Habbrook, Dr. G. D. Waller. l The following programme will be rendered at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow morning at Il o'clock: organ Prelude;' doxology; invocation; anthem, lift Your Glad Voices CLor- enz) hymn, 120; scripture reading; prayer; offertory anthem, From the l tory prayer; solo, Jesus Only" George IG. Houston hymn 163; sermon sub- l ject, "The First Easter;' prayer; an them; "Risen a Glorious King" (Wil- son); benediction.
 | The evening service will be as fol- | lows: Organ prelude doxology; prayer; anthem "Christ the Lord Has Risen Today" (BlackwelD scripture lesson; prayer. offertory anthem. Praise to Our Risen King (Hine); prayer; solo. | "The Resurrection Song" (Stutts). Miss | Blanche Bradley; sermon. subject. He | Is Risen" prayer; hymn 147; bene-
 diction. On Sunday. April 19, the Pres
 byterian choir will give song ser