The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-10
BESSEME:R NEWS

Bessemer, February 9.-(Special.) Much interest Is being manifested In the concert which will be given Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Grand theatre for the benefit of the needy families of Bessemer. The programme is under the direction of Mrs. Ike Marks. The people of Bessemer SC far
 have responded literally, J. A. Snider,
 proprietor of the Grand theatre, giving
 the use of the theatre, lights and fire for the affair. The following pro-
 gramme will be rendered: Overture, se-
 lection, Grand Theatre orchestra; ad-
 dress, pr. J. S. Winters; violin solo,
 "Cavatina," tBohm), Mrs. Ike Marks:
 vocal solo, Slave Song" Miss irene
 Jenkins; vocal solo, (a) "Bedouin Love
 Song" (Pinsuti) (b) "Toreador Song
 (Bizet), D. C. Davis; Part ?: Reading,
 Mrs. F. P. Lacey; vocal solo, (a) "Salve
 Regina" tDana); (b) Ave Maria" (Raff); violin obligato, Mrs. John Per kins duet, 'I Feel Thy Angel Spirit tAffenbach). Miss Irene Jenkins and D. c. Davis; solo, "The Way of the Cross," Hode Eastman; piano solo, selected,
 Mrs. Harry Tucker Smith; selection, Grand Theatre orchestra, assisted by Musicians Local 690, A. F. M. Miss
 Bernice Hayes, Mrs. Harry Tucker, ac- companists.
 The basketball team of the Be5semer High school will meet the team of the Tuscaloosa High school at Jonesboro l skating rink on Tuesday afternoon, February IS. On February 23 the To- cal five will meet the fast aggregation 1 of the Birmingham High school on the
 local field, while on February 2e the l Bessemer team will play the Colum- ! hiana High school team. The Besse- | mer boys have been playing excellent ball this season and are working hard I for the coming games.
 | The last of the series of beautiful af- l fairs which have been given for Miss Corinne Goldberg, bride be of Wednesday. occurred this evening
 when Mrs. Sam Lefkovits entertained after the wedding rehearsal at din- ner dance at her home on Clarendon avenue The entire lower floor was l thrown open. and here hearts were arrayed in every nook and corner, while huge vases of red and white car nations were used in profusion. Mrs. Lefkovits. who was attired in hand l some black lace gown over white char mouse, was assisted in receiving by l the honoree. Mrs. Milt Hunter If Gin cinnati and Mrs. J. Jaffee. Frappe was cispensed throughout the evening by Mrs. Lefkovits of Columbiana and Mrs. Sam Goldberg of Talladega. At the | conclusion of the dancing buffet sup per, in which the red and white tones | predominated, was served.
 Mrs. Sallie vining 99 years of age, died this morning at o'clock after a l short illness of pneumonia at tho home l of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. A. Smithson, 415 Third avenue. Mrs. Viniug lived in Greenpond. and was visiting in Bcsse-
 mer when she was taken i'll. The body was prepared for burial by Jacobs. and will be sent to Greenpond tomorrow morning, where interment will be made The mems industrial Bible class of the First Presbyterian church held a | meeting yesterday at which time an employment bureau under the auspices of the class was organized with the following officers: J. P. Drum, pres ident; Andrew c. Mitchell, secretary The executive committee is as follows
 Joe Thomas. representing the electric ians; B. F. Cason. moulders; D. P. Johnson real estate; C. F. Cooke, small castings; Alonzo Smith, pipe de- partment; A. L. Griffin, machinists; Claude Hathaway. W. A. Davidson, Z
 N. Wilkes, railroads and Jack Sleeves, mining department. It is the intention of the class to look after all men of the class who may be out of work and recommend suitable men for places to manufacturers and those wanting men, The Rev. D. O. Teasley and W. R. Smith have leased the plant of the Bessemer Tribune from J. Fl. F. Mosley and will conduct the weekly paper on First avenue and Nineteenth street. Both of the men have been in Besse- mer for sometime, and are we'll known. Members of BaFbefs' Local No. SS, J. R. |. U. of A.
 You are hereby notified to attend a
 special meeting of this local on Thurs
 day, February II, at S:30 D. m. Business
 of utmost importance.
 CHARLES l.. NEUER, President.
 E. R. STEPHENSON, Secretary.