The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-30

o'clock complimentng Miss Moses. who is
4 the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Everitt Moses.
| A musicale and comedy drama will be
given Friday evening, August 4, at the
Ensley opera house for the benefit of the
| East Lake orphanage.
| About Is attractive young girls in cos
tune will give a tableau "a World OF
| Girls" and vocal numbers will be given
by Mrs. H. ]. Krebs, Miss Mamie Belle
Parsons and Mr. James O'Hare, Several
readings will also prove an attraction and
the climax will be reached in comedy
entitled. THE Wrong Baby"
There will be song service at the
Woodlawn Presbyterian church this even
/ ing at s p. m. The programme is as
follows: Organ prelude, Miss Bliss; an
them, choir; hymn As, congregations; pray
err, pastor; Korean hymn, Mrs. w. M
Clark; scripture reading pastor; hymn
Fl, congregation; benediction. Jesus
Lover of My Soul (MacDougaD, Mrs W..
M Clark; trio, hymn, Tonight Gee
thoven), women's voices; hymn, Glory
song 20, congregation: hymn, Glory song
| in Korean, Mrs. Clark; anthem, choir
solo, Il Heard the Voice of Jesus Say,
Mrs Clark; hymn 81 congregation; bene-
diction. Organ postlude.
|
evening at p. M, the following musical
programme will be given: Organ, Chant
Du Matin (Gullmont; organ, "Preludium
| and Fugue" (Bach); hymn 1O5, when
| All Thy Mercies" (TIaydm; prayer; quar-
tet, How Goodly Are Thy Tents (Mac-
| farlane); organ, lie Chemin du Paradis'
! (BlumenthaD; alto, 30 Lord, Thou Art
Nv strength (Godard); organ. Chant
lAngelique" Grey; quartet, tie Deum
(MosenthaD; tenor, In MY Father
House Are Many Mansions GewelD;
hymn S55, Love Divine" (ZundeD organ
postlude (Guilmont. Choir organist and
director Mr.. C. RI Hartzel; soprano,
Miss Virginia Dowdell; tenor, Mr.. D. -
| McGill; alto, Mr.. John Peck; bass, Mr..
There will be a called meeting of the
| Birmingham Equal Suffrage association
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Cable
| hail. All members are urged to attend,
as this meeting is of keen interest as
the association wishes to formulate some
plan by which it can cooperate with the
city health department to clean up the
| city. $500 '..'rf tisF
| The announcement of the marriage OF
Miss Irene ,Whiteside and Mr.. Samuel ~.
| Connolly, both of Chattanooga, Will be
read with interest by friends in the city.
visitor to this city. and is niece of
Mrs Crawford johnson. and since her
debut several seasons ago has been one
of the most popular young women in
southern society. 4 #ss T
| Another announcement which is OF in
terest to older citizens of this city is
that Miss Clements and Mr.. West. which
was announced today. Miss Clements is
| the granddaughter of Mrs Florence Earl
Bass, one of Birminghams pioneer set
tires Mr.. West is a member of the
county board of education
Mr.. and Mrs A. Il, Kidd announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Jeanette, to
Mr.. Charles Haynesworth. of Jacksonville,
Fla The wedding took place July e. IN
Florida.
| The following notes from Madison will
| be of interest to Birmingham friends:
| Mrs. W. r. Pride entertained at her
home in Madison at course luncheon in
| honor of her sister, Mrs. j. E. Frazier OF
/ Birmingham. Those seated around the
prettily appointed table were Mrs Fra
zier, Mrs w S. Russell, Mrs. j. M Will
liams Of Birmingham, Miss Sarah Wise,
Miss Mary Byron Frazier ard Mrs. w. i.
1 Pride.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Russell of Madison
and a few friends 'motored to Indian
Greek Thursday in honor of their house
guest, Mrs. j. NJ. Williams of Birming.
| ham.
The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Louise Long to Mr.. Bryne Of
New York city is Of great interest to
many. as Miss Long is one of Birming.
hams most popular and beautiful youn1