The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-02

the Bessemer High school defeated the team from the Girls Recreation club
 from Birmingham in hard fought
 contest last night at the Jonesboro
 shatins rlhk' by a score of II to 10.
 The teams Were evenly matched. and | the game was thoroughly exciting at | all times The local aggregation ex- poets to go to Birmingham next week,
 where they will meet the Young Woman's Christian association. The | lineup was as follows: Bessemer-
 MISS Marguerite Philips, D.: Miss Katie Nolan, c; Miss Alma England, h.: Miss
 Lillian Hendrix, 2b.; Miss Vivian John
 son, Sb; Miss Emmie Stone, ss Miss Jean Lemert If: Miss Eva Hollowell If. Birmingham--Miss Edna George D.; Miss Cadie Forbes C.; Miss Halle Williams 1b; Miss Flora Sadler, 2b. , Miss Elizabeth Browning, 3b.; Miss
 heweil. ss.; Miss Lucille Jackson. II. i; Miss Edna Daniels. Of; Miss F. Good
 win. If. Frank Hughes, umpire. The Bessemer Equal Suffrage asso- clauon held an interesting meet. rg this afternoon at the public library, at which time the resignation of Mrs Gwylym Herbert as treasurer was ac- cepted with regret and Mrs. r. A.
 Knight was elected to fill the vacancy. Plans were discussed for the holding | Of mass meeting, at which time there Will be number of prominent speak CTS from Birmingham. The exact date will be announced later The date of the meetings was changed from Satur- days to the second and fourth Thurs
 days in the month at 4 o'clock at the
 library.
 The baseball team of the Bessemer rolling mill defeated the aggregation From Docena by a score of II to this afternoon on the local diamond The game was slow and dreary as the visitors Were outclassed The line up was as follows: Bessemer-Vines D. i; Kennedy C.; Randle. h.; F. Bum gard her, 2b.; F. Rand1e Sb.; Gerst ss. i; 1 Scott, If; Harris. eff; Smith and Ban croft. If. Docena-Traywick, D.; Cur tis, C.; Brannon. h.. Morgan, 2b. E. Traywick, 3b.: w Traywick and
 Brown. ss.; Mitchell, If; oxley. cf.; Bennett. If.
 The Bessemer city court will convene Monday morning in the handsome new court quarters in the Realty building
 with Judge J. c. B. Gwin on the bench. jury civil docket has been set for the week.
 The Rev. William McDougall of Pratt City will preach at the Brighton Presbyterian church Sunday evening at o'clock, to which the public is in- vited.
 The Grove School of Music will pre- sent in graduation recital Miss Willie Easts and Miss Oracle Kennedy on May 14 at the high school auditoriuir. This will make 12 graduates since the schools incorporation. and numbered among them are some of the best mu- sicfans of this city. The programme has been arranged with the care that characterizes all of the musical affairs given by the pupils of Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove. who is the head of the Gro we School of Music. Cooper Lawley, whose tenor voice has delighted Bes- semer on several occasions, will render the vocal numbers, while Virgil Har- we'll and Eugene Hawkins, classmates of Miss Kennedy, will act as ushers
 The class pins of seal design havo a center figure representing the Greek God Pan. holding in his mouth two flutes. White and gold. the schools colors are used In the pin.
 The United Charities and the hos pital board will hold Its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the president. Mrs. E. M Owen, on Fifth avenue, be- tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. All members are urged to be present, as several matters of impor- tance will come before the body for disposition.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon at S:30 o'clock in the basement of the church, at which time full attendance Is urged
 Mrs. Palmer Keith who was so badly burned several weeks ago. has been removed to the Elizabeth Duncan hos pital. where she will be treated.
 Miss Ann O,Brien is the guest of I Mrs. J. s. Winters on Fifth avenue for the weekend.
 The many friends of Reed Wood will regret to learn that he is at the Eliza beth Duncan hospital, where he under went an operation.