The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-03

Eight little Pegs O Our Heart all in 6 rowl
 You musn't pronounce TOW" long as in argument, you understand, but just plain row.
 But, as l was about to say, did you know that MT. Oliver Morosco advertised for eight little girls--eight extraordinary limitations word for word, heel for heel limitations. of the adornable Laurette Tay- Tor who created the part, 80 they could head eight perfectly good companies and ample" all over the United States SC that everybody in every little village and town and hamlet might have chance to see the most adorable and the most pop ular play which has held the Broadway boards for years7
 Eight little Pegs O Our Hearti
 Eight times in the same place.
 Almost a Broadway chorus, isn't it7
 But Mir. Morosco wanted them and he found them.
 Eight little girls with temperaments and dialects and backbones exactly the right length. and intonation and gestures and smile identical. because Peg was a definite creation, you know.
 She is therefore eight times more definite nowl
 Eight little Pegs O Our Heart!
 Eight times In the same place Just fancyi
 What Paradise for an author!
 What immortality for play
 The funny part of 1t all Is that all eight little Paps of rt rub told ay ba producer that they must be the same counterpart of the original were glad to be, happy to be. nay, enjoyed being reproduction of Miss Taylor.
 Sort of a Morosco toast to the public, as 1t were:
 ''The same to you, and many of themi" Now
 The world likes a flock of most any old thing-a fleet of something cute-a crowd and there's no denying that the
  and Mrs. Fitzpatrick left for Nashville, where they will visit his relatives, return Ing later to Eutaw, where they will make their home. The f-town guests at the wedding were MT. NJ. G. Phillips of Knoxville. Mrs. Monroe Phillips an.i her son. and Mrs c. w.. Thornton of Ralph.
 Mrs. J. H. Putnam left yesterday for Knoxville after being the guest of friends in Avondale.
 MT. G. w. Carey and his daughter, Miss Ethel Carey, are visiting relatives in Knoxville.
 Miss Edna Grimes has returned to Rich- mond, Va, after a stay with Miss Ethel Carey.
 The social events in Ensley during the present week will consist mostly of club meetings. Mrs. Frank LeMonte will be hostess to the Amicitia club of Fairfield Wednesday afternoon and the Thursday Afternoon Forty-two club Is to be enter tained by Mrs. J. M. Donaldson. Other club meetings on Thursday will be the Thread of the Story, with Mrs. J. H. Eu- bank. the Phi Tau with Mrs w. W. Gar rett and the N. F. H. club with Mrs. T. F. Abernathy. Mrs. J. F. Kent will en- tertain the Ensley Highland Bridge club Friday afternoon.
 The Fairview School Improvement asso- citation will meet this afternoon at 2:9O o'clock.
 Mrs. F. L. Williams will be hostess at silver tea Thursday afternoon and tho East Birmingham Girls club will assist the hostess.
 MT. and Mrs. Lutrelle Carroll have re- turned from their wedding trip.
 Mrs. W. F. Jordan will be hostess to the West End Forty-two club Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs John Bonnyman will entertain the west End Music Study club Wednesday morning at lo:ao o'clock at her home on South Nineteenth street.
 The Thursday Social club will meet with Mrs. J. E. Burke in West End