The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-30
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, Orangeburg, S. C. These girls will be the inspiration of many delightful affairs.
 
 The Dramatic club of Central High school will present their annual Shakes pearean play tomorrow evening. AL though many good plays have been pre- sented, twelfth Night" this years se- lection, promises to be the best yet given. The following cast has been selected and trained by Miss Weaver, the club coach; Arsmo, Douglas Stockam; Sebastian Walter Agee Antonio, Ebert Israel; sea captain, Douglas Boyd; Valentine, Frank Glazier; Sir Toby Belch, John Griffin; Sir Andrew Aguecheck, Henry Ehlbert; Maholio, Hofford Todd; Fabian, Pete Davis; clown Weller Smith; Olivia, Bertha Engel; Viola, Elise Sparrow; Maria, Elizabeth Coleman
 
 There will be a community life con- ference held in Florence on June and 10 This conference has been planned for the purpose of bringing together the experience of those who have been un- dertal1ing to do something in the way of developing community activities. This conference is to be held annually under the direction of the rural department of the Florence Normal school for the pur- pose of bringing the rural leaders of north Alabama together to discuss the
 
 velopment
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Hill of Tuscaloosa were at home to their friends in their Audubon Place residence Saturday aft ernoon and invited to receive with them were Miss Fay Donoho, Miss Florence Kipp, Miss Majorie Gilbert of New York, the Misses McCrossin of Birmingham, Miss Mae Steiner Of Montgomery, Miss Of Elizabeth Wyman
 Mrs Oscar Hundley gave a lovely luncheon party on Saturday celebrating her mothers seventy-first birthday, and the following were Mrs. Hundley's s guests Miss Augusta Chaney of Mont gomery, Mrs. J. B. Luckie, Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs Annie Robertson of Huntsville, Mrs. E. G. Chandler, Mrs Charles Motion and Mrs. J. o. Thompson.
 The members of the 1914 class of the Gen. tral High school at a meeting held last week, decided that picnic would be giv en Thursday afternoon, June s. All members of the class are invited to par ticipate and to leave the city at o'clock and spend the afternoon at East Lake park
 Those present at the meeting arranging for the entertainment were Miss Jessica Ingram, Miss Mae Frost, Miss Mamie Barrett. Miss Dorfa Cox, Miss Louise Co., ing, Miss Pattie Childers, Miss Margaret Griffin, Miss Selina Perry, Miss Mabel Burke, Miss Augusta Dearborn, Miss Helen Bishop, Miss Katherine Houlden, Miss Vernon Day, Miss Florence Parker, Miss Emma Dennis, Miss Helen Neill, Miss Esther Vail Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Cordelia Johnson. Miss Louise Clark, Miss Sadie R. Clark, Miss Louise Cunningham, Miss Lllie Goldstein. MT. Paul Lee Towles, MT. Hal Beasley, MT. Zipp New man and MT. J. w. bowman.
 Patrons and friends of Powell school are invited to attend May festival in East park this afternoon at 3;30 o'clock. The programme will be as follows: Minuet, first grade; Swedish folk dance, first and second grades; May pole dance, third grade; folk dances. second grade; rhythmic drill, fifth grade; folk dances, second grade; physical exercises, sixth grade; scarf drill fourth grade girls. military drill, fourth grade boys; song, Santa Lucia,' sixth and seventh grade girls; Dream of Mother Goose:' Hazel Hudson, dreamer; Bessie Hale, Mother Goose; wood drill, sixth and seventh grades.