The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-01

school in the south. The officers will be nominated this morning and elected next Sunday. The members of the beginners and the junior departments of the Ensley Meth odist Sunday school will have charge of the Franklin theatre all day tomorrow Two special programmes
 utred dnring the day, the first at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon and the sec ! ond at 7:45 o'clock in the evening. The afternoon programme is as follows: | Drill by children of the Burgin park | playground, by Merle Swann, Helen Marson, Ada Smith, Grace Hassiler. Lu- ciile Williams. Olivia Swann, Clara Warren, Eunice Candy Marguerite Burgin, with Ruth Baker as captain | and Lois Smith, Catherine Craig, Mary Candy, Josephine Phillips Mildred Cooper, Catherine Logan, Gladys Candy and Mildred Burgin under the leader ship of Allene Gullahorn.
 Solo, Eloise Harris.
 Reading, Miss Vergie Dickens The programme arranged for the evening is:
 Pictures with piano numbers by Al win Keller.
 Cornet solo, J. w. Taylor. s <
 Vocal solo, Eloise Harris. Selection, by quartet.
 VOCAL SOlO, MISS Agnes Long.
 Humoresque reading. Miss vergie Dickens.
 Vocal solo, Edwin Cook fiiaa if Vocal solo, Miss Sara Clarke. se .. . l Selection, by quartet Miss Mamie Klotz, accompanist The quartet is composed of Arthur Thomas, William Scholl. Edwin Cook and M. M. Hughes. marriage which came as a sur prise to their many friends was quiet ly solemniZed last night when Miss Sa- die Donelly and MT. o. w Wagner were married at the parsonage of St. Anthony's Catholic church by the Rev. Father McQuillan. Only a few friends | were present
 A motion picture will be taken this afternoon of Fairfield and vicinity and | the film will be first seen at the world, s | fair at San Francisco and later on it 1 will be shown at the local picture houses in this district and also fin a | number of cities in this country The picture will include the beautiful resi- dential section and also the views. of | the different corporations and indus trial plants in Fairfield and will make q very interesting and attractive pie ture. A special programme will be rendered by the Tennessee concert J o'clock at the Plaza and very large crowd is expected to attend l The members of Progressive lodge | No. 15, Knights of the Maccabees, will hold private installation of the new ly elected officers on Wednesday evening at the Wylam Masonic hall. The officers will be installed by Frank o. Croy, state commander. who will ! also deliver an address on the good of the order following the installation The following officers will be installed: F. M Hoehn, commander: W. K. Hamil- | ton, chaplain; J. M. Sherlock, keeper of records; S. Barr, sergeant; Herbert Dabbs, first guard Alex Reed second guard; Robert Beets, picket. and Dave Smith sentinel All members are re- duested to be present
 Funeral services over the remains Of John H. McMurtry, age 7S, who died at the late residence. 700 Avenue G. 1 Friday morning following a lengthy | illness, will be conducted this after l noon from the residence at 4 o'clock Interment will follow at the Elmwood cemetery. The Rev. B. T. Waits, pas tor of the Ensley Methodist church. as-
 sisted by the Rev. T. P Hay, of the Presbyterian church. and the Rev. I. w. Martin. pastor of the Fayette Bap-
 tist church. He Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. D. A. Echols of this
 city. Mir. McMurtry has lived in this district over 20 years and was well him. The pallbearers will be es fol-
 lows: Dr. c. R. Walker, E. R. Maynard,
 George Henderson. H. M Angwin. Sam