The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
"FLORA'S FEAST"
 AT CABLE HALL

A lovely artistic treat will be the enter tainment to be given on Saturday, May 2s at Cable hall for the benefit Of the settlement work at the Wesley House. Tableaux and music will portray Flora S Feast" under the local management of the women of the Eleventh Avenue Meth odist church. Alvin Ernest Beden will direct the performance. The prologue, 'sFlora's Awakening" is posed by Miss Mary Cholette Burney as Flora, with Laura Branch Frazier. Mary Jenkins. Re- becca Echols, Elizabeth Cabe, Carolyn Carper, Evelyn Fullord, Mary Pinckard Jessie Laird, Jean Arnold, Rebecca Fra z.er Helen Albright. Virginia Lipscomb Augusta Williams Dorothy Shepard. To this setting a quartette composed of Messrs. McGill, Muchmore. Miss Evelyn Going, Mrs. J. S. Palmer, will sing Wake for the sun from Liza Lehman's lovely '.Persian Garden This will be followed by the daisy picture, a scene from "Fausts Marguerite. posed by Miss Ju- liete Perry will be noted spinning by the Daisy ledge, Miss Inez Smith will rem der the Flower Song" from Faust curing this picture. Following this is the Poppy Field" from the Wizard of "Oz," posed by little Miss Marjorie Alex ander. Miss Willie Jones will render Denza's May Morning during this scene. The rose picture is taken from Gray's Spring Idyl" During this picture, which Is posed by Miss Selina Robinson, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Susie Perry. Nil. Ray Monroe will sing Reichart's Tn the Time of Roses" The Lotus Eaters of Tennyson has been the inspiration of the rext picture, posed by Miss Margaret Griffith. Miss Nora Sereven and Miss Lee Ola Shannon. Amy Woodford, Linden S "Kashimiri Song" sung by Miss Mar jorie Ezell. will accompany this picture An effect similating the bush of Alma (Sadiwa) will be the Greek frieze por- 'traying Lilac, Hawthorne and Wistaria.' Tie ever beautiful quartette, Come Tn the Fire of Spring." from the Persian Garden will be sung during the pie ture. Posing in this group will be Miss Blair Mason, Miss Helen Terrel. Miss Doris Moughon, Miss Fannie Bow CTS, Miss Helen Bishop, Miss Le- titia McNeel, Miss Judith Martin, Miss Margaret Bradshaw and Mrs. Hugh Mar tin. The chrysanthemum will be shown in it's natural habitat, China. It will pol tray an episode from the old legend, .Lunli Li' Miss Ida Hill will appear in this capacity. The lovely 'Ah, Moon of My Desire.'' from the Persian Gar den" will be sung by MT. McGill during this scene. A scene from Madame But terfly,'' with "One Fine Day," sung by Mrs. A. J. Grefencamp, will typify the cherry blossom. Butterfly and Suzril< will be posed by Miss Julia Shackelford and Miss Bulah Baines. setting from Rosetti's Blessed Damozel' will present the lily. Mr. Cooper Lawley will sing the Angels Serenade'' of Biaga to this set ting.
 The time for the vintage has ap- Troached the harvest has been garnered end natures foliage is clothed in au- tumn's gold. In lovely vine-cad bower Miss Mary Bowers. Miss Augusta Going and Miss Selina Perry will pose in this ,1,iJa ~ Tn " Iostis Good Bye" The epilogue DOT trays Flora S Flight Across the fields she hastens in her butterfiy-driven craft until Father Time again commands her entry A quartette. arrangement of 'The Last Rose of Sumner will accompanS this pose. The qnartette is composed o' Miss Jones' Miss Ezel and Messrs. Law lev. Monroe Miss Lotta Alice Beldin will furnish the accompaniment and entre act music.