The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-24

Of Little Rock. Ark. who was maid of honor for transmississippi department of |. C. V.. w:io is the guest of Mrs. J. A. Rountree.
  ups were carried. THE NEGLECTED FLOWER GAR
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 Characters.
 Little master of the garden, Hudson Shumate.
 Buttercups, Maggie Mitchell, Elizabeth Taylor.
 Topples, Mary Moulton. Johnnie T. shu- gart.
 Roses, Opal Hamrick, Bertha Spencer. Sweet peas, Ethel Adkins Juanita Grover.
 Tulips, Louise Wellington, Mitylene vil- dibill
 Violets, Mary Dock Banks, Louise Row land.
 May.
 Pinks, Mary Winston Beaumont, Ruby Lou Hamilton.
 Piano solo, minuet (Ravina), Emma Smith.
 SCENE II.
 Fairy Land.
 Characters:
 Fairies, Katherine Ozburn, Elizabeth Mackey, Rebecca Frazier. and Margaret Shireman.
 Sunbeams, Vivian Drewry and Frances Johnson.
 Brownies, Wilson Johnson, Jack Tar rant. Harry Newton, Don shumate. Sunbonnet Babies, Dollie Heard, LilMe Belle Thurman, Estelle Warner, Laura Branch Frazier.
 Overall boys, Hugh T. Morton, Herman Cain, Juanita Grover, Mary Dock Banks. Miss Hortense Simpson, pianist.
 
 St. Vincents alumnae held their monthly meeting in the amphiteatre Sat urday. Dr. Lull gave a very interesting "sermonette," as he expressed 1t. Miss Beddow had a paper on the rela- ton of the private nurse to the registry. Miss Catherine Moultis gave an excellent report of her recent trip to New Orleans. to the American Nurses convention. as a delegate from the alumni. All members are urged to become mem- bers of the state associations; also of the Graduate Nurses associa- ton.
 The following is the programme for exercises today at the Birmingham in f1rmary when Il nurses will receive diplomas:
 Music, Apollo orchestra. Piano selection, Mrs. r. L. Simmons. Invocation, Dr. L. c. Branscomb. Address, Dr. Gaston Torrance. "A Birthday" (Woodman), Miss Travers.
 Address to class, Dr. Charles Nice. May Time" (Oley Speaks), Mrs Tur- rentine.
 Presentation of diplomas. pr. W. c. Gewin.
 Barcarole ("Tales of Hoffman"); : Mrs. Turrentine and Miss Travers. Accompanist, Mrs. s. J. Yam. Class reception.
 Music, Apollo orchestra.
 Those who will receive their diplo- mas are Miss Fay Samms, Miss Emma Tolle, Miss Myra Conner, Miss Tamah Conville, Mrs Lucille Alrey, Miss Edith Booth, Mrs. Jennie Robison, Miss Eu- nice Hale, Miss Myrtle Park, Mrs. Eve lyn Huff and Miss Elizabeth Mann. The diplomas will be presented by pr. w. c. Gewin.
 The following announcement has ben received: Mrs. Katherine Franklin Foreman announces the marriage of her daughter, Anne Mae, to MT. Ed mund Campion Armes, on Monday, May 1, 1916, America, Ala.
 Miss Helen Bishop was hostess at a bridge party yesterday afternoon at her home on Twelfth avenue, south, enter taining in honor of Miss Lucille Byrne of Murfreesboro, Tenn, who is tho guest of the Misses Perry, and Miss Katherine Wilder Rogers of Raleigh. N. C., who is the guest of Miss Rosa Woods Wilder. Auction was played and for the highest score a pretty string of novelty beads was given.
 Miss Bishops guests were Miss Byrne, Miss Rogers, Miss Wilder, Miss Susie Perry, Miss Selina Perry, Miss Augusta Dearborn, Miss Emma Collins, Miss Hughlette Adams, Miss Dixie Jackson, derson Fritts Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Marguerite King.
 Miss Mary O'Brien was hostess yes- terday afternoon at her home on Elev- enth avenue, south, to the members of the Alpha Omega club and a few guests. A color scheme of red and white was made with sweet peas and carna- tions.
 The club prize was pair of silk hose, and to the guest was presented a box of stationery.
 The club members and invited guests were Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss Helen Keiser. Miss Cundell Baldwin, Miss Vir- ginia White, Miss Elizabeth White, Miss Lois Brown, Miss Julia Carney, Miss Doris Moughon, Miss Gertrude McCor- mock. Mrs. Martin Poncelor, Mrs. Claude White, Mrs Lawson Gambill Mrs. Harry Wilson, Miss Annie Frank lin, Miss Hughlette Alams, Miss Fran cis Bailey, Miss Ivey Jones, Miss Leila Nall, Mrs. H. c. Abbott, Mrs. $. F. Gil lespie, Mrs. F. J. White, Miss Josephine Boggan.
 Mrs Henry FowlSes will entertain al the Country club today in compliment to Mrs. Arthur c. Crowder, who has come to Birmingham to reside. Mrs Fowlkes will include in her invitations some of the old friends of MT. Crowder Mrs John Cox will entertain at a miscellaneous shower complimentary tc Miss Gertrude Rosenthil tomorrow aft ernoon at her home on South High lands, when she has as guests tht Young Matrons and the members oi the Sewing club, to which Miss Rosen- tihl belongs.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 There will be call meeting of the class of 1914 of the Central High schoo this afternoon at o'clock at rooms 31. e. o1e Ar,,aricap TrlISt bui1dipQ This