The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
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tContinued from Page Thlrty-five) Thomas Murfee memorial scholarship, n5o.
 One Wheeler Business college, Birming- ham, full commercial stenographic Course. $50
 One Southern School of Musical Art, Birmingham, course in any department including all privileges of the school. $45O One in each of the nine district agri- cultural schools, at Jackson. Evergreen, Abbeville, Athens, Sylacauga, Wetumpka, Hamilton 'Albertyille. B1ountsyille and the Northeast. Alabama Agricultural and h. dustrial institute. Sl0
 These scholarships are to be awarded the first week in August. Applicants should inclose testimonials as to charac- ter and ability, and should state inability to pay tuition without financial assistance The federation gift music scholarship at tucson college, Marion, Is in the hands of the music committee of which Mrs w .. Crumpton of Evergreen is chairman. All applications for this scholarship should De sent to the chairman of the scholar ship committee, Mrs. c. C. Adams, 2s1s Juniper avenue. Birmingham. ANNOUNCEMENTS
 Mrs. Brown Parks will be hostess to the members of the Heart Dice club at her home in Norwood Wednesday aft ernoon
 Mrs. Eugene Holmes will entertain tne Wednesday Auction club and a few additional friends Wednesday after noon.
 The woman's auxiliary of the former Westminster Presbyterian church and the womans auxiliary of the Handley Memorial church will hold joint meet Ing at the latter church Monday after noon at 3:3D o'clock.
 The Ladies' Missionary society of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church will hold it's regular anniversary Monday afternoon at 230. Mrs. c. G. Hender- son will give q survey of missionary work being done by the church.
 The Y ". c. A pool will be open to the public Monday after a thorough renovation.
 Mrs. O. Maddox and daughter. Lille are attending commencement exercises at Agnes Scott college. where her eldest daughter, Lula, graduates next Wednes- day. They will return home Wednesday night.
 The Fountain Heights Missionary so- ciety will hold meeting at the church Monday afternoon at 8 clock
 The pupils of Miss Lowella Hanlin, as- sisted by Mrs. Harrell and Mrs Hutto, pupils of Miss Annie Lou Woods, will give a piano recital at Clark x Jones' t.DU Nk- The Woman's Graded Sunday School union will hold a meeting at the First Methodist church Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
 Dr. J, M Broadly will preach the bas- calaureate sermon of the Loulie Compton seminary this morning at the First Methodist church.
 dedication will be held at Phelan park Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. M F. Blank issues an invitation to the public to be present.
 THE PASSING THRONG
 Mrs. Henry F. Geismer and children will leave this week to spend the sum mer at Hefln with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Cunningham.
 Mrs. Chiles Clifton Ferrel will take the Geismer residence for the summer
 Mrs. w. D. Briggs and her son are guests of her daughter Mrs. Wardaw. MT. and Mrs. H. H. Hamilton expect to leave Saturday for stay of several weeks in Washington. D. eC., and Virginia.
 Miss Annie Lee has returned from Ag- nes Scott college.
 Mrs. w. D. Hammett will leave Monday for visit totfelatives in Charleston, S. C. MT. Besson will join Mrs. Besson, who is the guest of Mrs Ernest Redd, and later they will return to their home in New York.
 Mrs. Horace Adams has returned from delightful visit with friends in At 1snta.
 Miss Lula Maddox will return Wednes- cay from Agnes Scott college where she was a member of the graduation class
 Mrs. Nash c. Collier left yesterday for New York city, where she will join Mr Collier.
 MT. F. R. Goulding of Pensacola. Fla. spent several days with Mir and Mrs Fred A. Sweet route to northern points 4irs. Duffield, Miss Christine Tate of Memphis, Mrs. Jones and her daugh- ter. Miss Jones' Miss Marian Goldsmith and Miss Mgnon McCarty of Atlanta are at the Tutwiler for the golf tourna- ment.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Berry have named their little son, John Ralph Berry, Jr
 Miss Bessie Hildon and Miss Sarah Hildon have gone to Florence to spend the summer with relatives there.
 Mrs. J. B. Francis who has been spending sometime in Montgomery is the guest of her son. MT. J. S. Francis. for a few days before going to North Carolina to spend the summer
 Mrs. c. C. Snider and Miss Mary Snider have returned from Columbia. Tenn. where Miss Mary Snider gradu- ated from Columbia institute.
 Miss Ida Parrish of Montgomery, Is the guest of Mrs. Lawrence Jones for tournament week.
 Miss F'lorine Hodges who is in New York, attending commencement at the Semple school, will spend next week as the guest of friends on Long Is- land.
 Owing to Mrs. s. J. Coles accident, the pupils recital which was to have been given at the Starr Piano hall or. June 4, has been called off