The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-09


 class of the First Baptist church The entertainment was very clever in it's orig nality and a splendid orchestra furnished music for the occasion. Griffin Hill made an excellent interlocutor, while Maxwell Reynolds, w. F. Maupin. Floyd Oxley and Dr. L. M. Barnett as end men, fur nished much amusement for the audience and We're ably assisted by Hode East ham. pr. Wood Price, George Houston and Howe Price as middle men. All of the songs were well received, 1 several encores being called for. while the biggest hits of the evening were the selections by the quartet composed of Dr. Wood Price, Hode Eastman Lewis Milton and Howe Price, the duet by Miss Mae Shaw and George Shaw the songs 1 by Dr. l.. NJ. Barnett and Miss Nellie l<arr the sketch by MT Maupin and | Griffin Hill and the reading of James Bentley Gwin. the 4-year-old son of Judge and Mrs. J. C. B. Gwin. A neat sum was realized, which will go towards the | furnishing of the Sunday school rooms | The concert which was to have been | given on the evening of June II. under l the auspices of the Bessemer Culture club, for the benefit of the public library. 1 has been postponed. as Mrs. Ike Marks, | under whose direction the programme is | city on account of the illness of a rela- l tive. The exact date will be announced l later and the music lovers of this city will look forward to the concert with a great deal of interest as this musicale | promises to be one of the most artistic l and enjoyable affairs of the kind ever | given in Bessemer
 l Company D, Fourth regiment. Alabama l National Guard, will drill Thursday nigh. | at o'clock and as Capt. Lacey Edmund son and his two leutenants, Dr. A S. | Fitzpatrick and J. NJ. Clewis, are in off cers' camp of instructions al Montgomery the instruction will be under Bruce @ 1 Majors.
 l The regular weekly shoot of the Besse mer Gun club will be held Friday after noon at the club grounds on Second ave. nue and the officers of the club reques' that all members be on hand, as plan. are being made to have a one-day shoo in Bessemer next month, at which there will be trap men from all over the state | to contest for the prizes and money
 The annual picnic of the, First Presby teran Sunday school was held today a Avondale park and was aftended by | large number of teachers, pupils an, parents. A most enjoyable day was spen |
 John T. Hagerty, Jr., a junior law stu dent at the Georgetown university a Washington D. C., the past year. has re turned home to spend the summer witt his father. MT. Hagerty, who is but youngster has been a pitcher on thu l university team for two years and dur ing this season played against some 0 the strongest college teams in the east He pitched eight games and won five.
 The members of the Sunday school ella s of Mrs. W. B Quailes. of the First Bap tst church will give a social entertain ment Thursday evening at Perkins sta | ton. Dartmouth avenue and Twenty fourth street, to which everyone is in vited to attend.
 The many friends of Mrs. Joe Scot will be pleased to learn that she ha been removed from the hospital to he home, where she is doing nicely.
 Mrs. H. Goldberg is i'll at her hom on Eighteenth street.
 Assistant Chief of the Fire Departmen Arthur Roberts is quite i'll at his hom on Seventh avenue between Nineteentl and Twentieth streets.
 Mrs. s. l.. Huey is at the Elzabetl Duncan hospital where she underwent al operation.
 Mfs. J. D. Mafun ana chlldfen MS l<ittrell and Miss Lizzie Barber left yes terday for Florida, where they will spen, the summer
 Miss Helon Wilson will arrive nex week to be the guest of her sisters Mrs John Sapp and Miss Annie Wilson. Murray Cochran will leave Thursda, for Tennessee, where he will visit rela tives during the summer.
 Miss Johnny Garner has gone to Liv ingston, where she will take course a the Alabama Normal college.