The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

ne tlldfdtttIS III tilt tdHtdtd Io De given Friday evening, May g. by the kindergarten primary department of the Elyton school under the auspices of the Elyton School Improvement association, are:
 Picnic children.
 Fairy Queen, Virginia Miller
 Brownies
 ton. Nora Ball. Katherine Cole. Mar garet Gillespie q
 Flower Fairies:
 i. Tulips: Thelma Cowherd Helen Stamps, Lois Mcdowell. Ruth Reagor. 2. Morning Glories: Ora Douthit. Ola Douthit, Myrtle Mason.
 3. Daisies: Cornelia Reid. Mildred Jones, Eleanor Jackson.
 1. Topples: Kathleen Barksdale. Flea nor Marshall, Frances Hargis, Mary Da- vidson.
 Wee Wees: Margiar1et Thomas, vir- ginia Brooks. Edith K. Echols, Olga ka- base Willie May Glascoe. Evelyn Swann Nancy Baird, Elizabeth Lovett.
 Owls: William Smith, Raymond Fox.
 PROGRAMME.
 l. Violin solo. Bessie Schwabacker. 2. Opening chorus. Picnic children 3. Brownies at Play" Brownies. f. gro the Woods chorus, Picnic chill dren. Solo part. Lucille Garrett. O. "W-ee Little Nest,' chorus, Picnic children.
 6. Sweet Butterflies" chorus. Butter flies
 T. "Gold and Crimson Tulips" chorus. Tulips.
 s. Daisies chorus, Daisies.
 g. Topples chorus. Topples. 10. Morning Glory Bells" chorus, Morning Glories
 Il. Little Wee Wees" chorus, Wee Wees.
 P. Brownie Band" chorus. Brownie band.
 1s Billy Big Eye and Tommy Long Wing" duet Owls
 H. "Wise Old owl" chorus, Flowers. 15 Lost in the Woods,'' solo, Rather inc Blackburn.
 16 I'm a Brownie" solo, Charles Wood.
 r. Hail to the Queen." chorus. But terfies. Wee Wees.
 1s "Queen's Lullaby" solo, Virginia Miller.
 1s "Flower song," chorus. Picnic chil- dren.
 20. Violin solo. Bessie Schwabacher. 21 Brownies Charm chorus. Picnic children.
 22 "The Lily" chorus. Brownies.
 2s. 'TI6me Again" chorus. by all. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Roy Armstrong.
 
 The ladies auxiliary of the A. O. H. will entertain at cards at the home of Mrs C. J. O'Brien Dednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 The Women's Missionary society of the Twenty first Avenue Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:S o'clock at the home of the former on Twenty sixth avenue, north
 The ladies of the Richmond Place Bap- tist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed Baird. sos St. Charles street.
 The Missionary society of tho First Methodist church will meet tomorrow aft- ernoon with Miss Daisy Rowley in her studio. A literary programme will be in- terspersed with musical selections.
 e The Ladies of Charity will meet with Mrs. Charles Roy tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 The Central Woman's Christian Tenn perance union will meet Tuesday after noon at 3:9O o'clock in the parlors of the First Methodist church. This is an inn portant business meeting and all members arc urged to attend.
 Tho bands of the Ensley Baptist Aid society will meet Monday afternoon as follows: Highland, Mrs. J. w, McCarty, and Workers. Mrs, o, l.. Beasiey. The Highland band of the Baptist Ladies' Aid society will have doll and marble hunt Tuesday afternoon from to o'clock at Ensley park.
 The missisp study oiass of the Woman's Missionary society will meet Monday aft ernoon at the Ensley Methodist church, The Woman's Missionary society of tha West End Baptist church will meet Mon- day afternoon at the church at o'clock. The Woman's Missionary society of tfis Walker Memorial church will give q mock trial Tuesday evening fin the broth- erhood room of the church. The Trinity Mission Guild will U1eet Monday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Murray Wallace in West End.
 The study circle of the Woman's Home mission of the East Birmingham Aeth-