The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27

1 ert frederlCn, MT. Nill McNoy. MT All drew Ellis, Mir. John Nelson, MT. Robert
 Barr, MT. Robert Brown and Mir. Joe
 Jeffery.
 l East Lake The Junior Baraoca class of, Ruhama l Rantist Sunday school met with Mir. Cur ] tis Hasty, preparing to present the play,
 "A Crazy Idea l The following will take part:
 Miss Vera Mae Brewer, Miss Eunice
 I.esbey. Miss Fannie Kate Bates, Miss Ruby Ryland, Miss Estene Lampkin, Miss Irene Jones, Miss Annie Ruth Hayes, MT, 1 Curtis Ilasty. Mir. Fletcher Franks, Mir. | Rivers Rylant, Mir. Yancy Tate, Mir. Joe | Goedrch,' Mir Vance Jones, Mir. Roy l Chambers. MT C. C. Jones, 'Mr Fred Car
 sisle. Mir Cecil Hopkins and MT. Paul
 Tendon.
 The R. k. Tyler camping party returned
 home Friday after two weeks spent at Goodwin Mills.
 l Mrs F.. c. Rurchfiel. MT. and Mrs, R. E. Tyler MT. and Mrs NJ. l.. Davidson, l Mrs w. O. Bass, and Mrs l.. A. Ran som were chaperones. The party num- bered so. composed of the 20 young iSdies
 of the teen age department of the Meth
 odist church. their chaperones, guests and l friends.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Davidson returned home Friday after pleasant visit to Mrs Davidson sisters, Mrs w. K. kii- l tough and Mrs. R. A. Moody of Monte
 vallo. Since reaching home MT. Davidson had n rather serious fall and is suffering
 from broken collarbone. | Miss odette Tyler is a member of a | house party at Galsis. visiting one of her l classmates.
 l The Teen Age Girls of the Methodist 1 church will meet on Wednesday after l noon at o'clock with Mrs. k. G. Burch- | fiel.
 l Dr. J. NJ. Shelburne returns home today. After visiting relatives in Kentucky, pr. 1 Shelburne spent two weeks as an instruc- | tor in the North Carolina Blue Ridge as- sembly. The family of Dr. Shelburne VIII remain for several weeks longer in Ken l lucky.
 At the home of Mrs. Walter Johnson on l Thursday evening the Eighty-third Street i Presbyterian church gave a social The | committee in charge of arrangements was
 composed of Miss Orea Pierce, MT. Gilmer
 and MT. Baird Taylor. | Mrs A. A. Mackey and little daughters
 are visiting relatives in Trussville and will l be absent several weeks. 1 Mrs Laura E. Robinson has as her i house guests Miss Annie Laurie Roberts and Miss May Roberts, both of Water | Valley, Miss.
 i Mrs D. q. Meadow and Miss Kathleen l Mea0OW WILL SptHu tuc TtthaihdcA cA 'A"
 summer season at Beloit. Before leaving, on Thursday afternoon, Miss Kathleen
 Meadow was presented in an interesting recital by Miss Daisy Woodruff Riley. 1 Rev and Mrs. S. o. Y. Ray left Saturday after visiting their daughter, Mrs. Way
 land Jones.
 MT. and Mrs. Cecil Alexander and little
 daughter returned home yesterday from
 the Camp Fire Girls camp at Turkey
 creek. Those still in camp are MT. and | Mrs John E. Bernhard, Miss File an l Iampkin Miss Jessie Macon, Miss Anne
 sem, Miss Margaret Macon, Miss Anne
 Motion, Miss Maxie Norris, Miss Emily Mccoy, Miss Kathleen McPhaul, Miss Carolyn Hill Miss Merle Beasley, and | Miss Mary Lou Bernhard. | An evening of song will be given on Sunday evening at o'clock in the Meth
 odst church with MT. O. B. Newman as director One delightful feature Of this l program mme will be the solo by Miss Min
 ne Davis of New York. | Those taking part in this programme | are as follows:
 Chorus. Misses Clint Sullivan, Ruth Ratliff. Alice Strickland. Kathleen Mead ow. Lorine Lawley, Mesdames Phillips, l Newman, Embry, Davidson, McLendon, Browning Best, Puckett and Messrs. G, 1 Turner, M Jacobs, Andrew Crull, J. C. Duke, s. E. Jones, T. R. Kemp, C. Bern hard Arthur Hale, l.. A. Whetstone' V. Whetstone R. l. Stanton, A. H. Wiltshire | u L. Culver Orchestra: Misses Heine, 1 Odette Tyler, Ruth Vintson and Messrs. | I Jones. r. Kemp, X. D. Best. H. A. | Eorstman, w. T Puckett, J. c. Weinberg. | M. Acker H. l.. Culver. Miss Anna Da- | wis accompanist; o. B. Newman, director. The programme will be given as fol- | lows:
 Selection, church orchestra.
 
 Prayer
 | Song. .I'm a Pilgrim" choir and con
 Dnet' "Abendlied" (Muller). Mir. H. L. | Culver (French horn) and MT. J. C. Weinberg (fute). Anthem, God Is Our Refuge. choir. Male quartet, The Lord IS Great
 (steele). Messrs. Culver cox Jones' Wii'- shire.
 Solo selected MT. Cooper Lawley. Iadies' quartet Zion Triumphant | CRossinD, Miss Lawley, Mrs. l.. l.. Brown inc Mrs O. B. Newman and Mrs. D. E. McLendon. Chorus, christ Triumphant' (Shelley). Solos. Miss Lawley and MT. Bernhard. | Offertory, "Schuberts serenane' pr chestra. - , ,c, Chorus, send out Thy 'i6"' N'o'
 Dnet "Tittl Serenade." Messrs. Culver I
 and Weinberg.
 Hymn, Jesus Is Calling Today" choir l and congregation.
 | Solo, 'These Are They" from Gaui Holy City-Haydn), Miss Minnie Davis. Chorus. 'Unfold Ye Portals Everlast- | ing (Gounod).
 | Doxology.
 l Benediction.
 Chris Ransom is at home after happy visit to relatives in Georgia. Mrs. T. w. Beck was hostess Friday l fternoon to the Wood association. Cut flowers and ferns made attractive the home.
 Mrs. w. J. Waldrop presided at a
 daintily appointed punch bowl. After an Interesting business session salad course was served Those enjoying this hospi- talitv were Mrs. J. B. Wood, Mrs. Sam Tarrant, Mrs. w. J. Waldrop. Mrs. E. M. Wheeler, Mrs. H. Houston Taylor Mrs. Fannie Bates. Mrs. A. J. Hit, Mrs. Cor don Thompson, Mrs. A. P. Montague. Mrs. Charles Burrls, Mrs. T. A. Wood. Mrs. IJ. B. Sandifer, Mrs. Mary Wood, Mrs 1 Henry Hearn, Miss Emma Wood, Miss | Ouida Taylor, Mrs. Mary Tinklepaugh, ] Mrs. R. w Beck and Mrs T. w. Beck West End | Miss Elsie Thum entertained most de-
 lightfuily at 800 party Friday afternoon I at her home. complimenting Miss Vir- e,nia Blau of Columbus, Ga. Sweet peas and other summer flowers were used as