The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-28
CHILDREN PRESENT
 UNIQUE TABLEAUX
Delightful Entertainment at Ensley by Children of
 Summer School

Yesterday afternoon at St. Anthony s
 hall large and enthusiastic audience
 enjoyed a delightful entertainment given by the children of St. Josephs summer | school, under the able direction of Miss
 May Agnes Hilleke, Miss Marie Mcclure and Miss Helen Armstrong. The enter tainment' proved big success, eliciting well merited praise from the audience. The children played their parts well and
 the singers acquitted themselves credit
 ably. The special feature of the enter
 tainment was tableaux, representing Italia" (Miss Magdalena Giottina) en- trusting her cherished sons and daugh- ters to their adopted mother, America, '' Miss Annie Rouss).
 The programme follows: Santa Lucia" chorus by children.
 Piano accompaniment. Mrs Kribs. La Spagnola;" "Ciribiribin"-Songs by
 MT. B. Spano and Miss A. Spano. Piano accompaniment by Miss F. Rouss
 By the Children-"A Lullaby" GA Childs Prayer" Mother Goose's
 Face to Face" solo by Miss A. Spano. Accompanied by MT. B. Spano, and Miss M Frank. Piano accompanist, Miss F.
 Rouss.
 "Ofttimes," solo by Miss F. Rouss Piano accompaniment by Miss M Frank. ''The House of the Heart" morality
 play.
 Charlottesville Child" "wisdom, ''
 Experience, Love- "Cheerfulness, Industry" Lady Gossip" "Laziness, /" "Vanity," "Grumble, Dame Quarrel some," Envy
 Time-Seventeenth century. Scene-"The House of the Heart" Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" solo by Miss M. Frank. Piano accompaniment,
 Miss F. Rouss.
 Friends" patriotic dialog between America Miss Annie Rouss) and Italia" Miss Magdalena Giottina). The
 number was written by Miss Helen Arm- strong.
 Funeral services over the remains of J. w. McClain, who died at Mount Grove,
 Mo, were conducted from the family res idence, 2210 Avenue c, yesterday after noon at 3 o'clock, with the Rev. John Milner of Vivian officiating. Interment followed at Elmwood cemetery. Mir. Me Clain was an old resident of this city and the news of his death was received with regret by many friends. S Ou6THldH anu hTS. Mdcelene f1uII- acker were quietly married Saturday evening about 7:30 o'clock at the home of the bride, 3209 Park avenue, the Rev. A.
 K. Wright performing the ceremony Mir and Mrs. Sherman will visit points in the east and Florida and on their return Twill make their temporary home at 220O Avenue F.
 The T. c. I. Concert band gave de- lightful concert at Edgewater yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The performance
 was up to the standard set by this or
 ganization and was highly appreciated
 by large audience. The band is under the direction of Prof. S. Costa, and the
 management of N F. McGowan. Joe Broadnax of Anniston motored to the city yesterday and spent the day with his parents on Avenue J. Dr. A. L. Gaston has returned from tour through Georgia. Judge J. T. Lowry will return from his vacation today and will resume his duties at the recorders court. Mrs. A. o. Marsteller and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Marsteller. have returned from a months stay in Virginia. Miss Bertie May Miller of Palmer and
 MT. Albert F. Skeding were quietly mar ried last evening in Bessemer.