The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-21

Kimbrough presented General Vance with a beautiful silver loving cup.
 General Vance's guests numbered 20. Among them was Ait. Gen. John A. Webb of West Point. Miss: Mai. D. M. Cookery, Hernando. Miss; Lamar F'on- Memphis, Tenn; Miss Elizabeth Hatd- ison, West Point, Miss; Miss Jeanie w. F'ontaine, Lyon, Miss: Miss Lillie Scales Slaughter Starkville, Miss. Miss Lydie c. Moore, Memphis, Tenn; Miss Lillian Webb. Jackson, Miss; Miss Lucille Short Como, Miss; Miss Helen Clark, Cleveland, Miss; Miss Evelyn SilIers, Rosedale, Miss, Miss Shirley McDavitt St Louis, Mo; Miss Myrtle Green, Jackson. Miss: Miss I.ida Belle Breame, Jackson. Miss; Miss Dolly Kimbrough. Greenwood Miss; Mrs. William w. Miller, Forest. Miss. Mrs. Judge Kimbrough, Greenwood Miss; Mrs. J. M. Morgan. Columbus, Miss. and MT. Vance, Jr., of Batesville, Miss, and Mrs. L. H. Dent and Mrs. Robert A. Jones, the honor guest of Birmingham.
 There will be a May festival given Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of Troop 6, Boy Scouts. at Tenth avenue and Forty second street north.
 Commissioner James Weatherly will present the boys with a flag, and pr. Ballard and Scout Master Spencer will be in charge of the boys.
 A musical programme has been ar ranged and ref sshments will be served.
 Music will pruient Beatrice Tate in re- cital at Cable hall Thursday evening at S:3O o'clock This is the second re- cital given by individual pupils of the conservatory this spring. The public is invited without cards to hear the following programme:
 Ca Prelude and fugue in minor (Bach): (b) Rondo in G major op. 51 Beethoven). Forest scenes op. S2 (Schumann): "Enteringe the Forest Hunter on the Lookout Solitary Flowers" Haunted Spot" "Pleasant Scenery" s'At the Inn" "The Bird as Prophet 'f"Hunting Song" Farewell to the Forest (a) Three preludes, c, c minor, B. flat; (b> impromptu sharp Cc) ballade A flat (Chopin) (a) To d Water Lily op. 51 (b) Shadow Dance op. 39 (MacDoweln. (a) Gavotte; (b) Fairies at Play (Heymann.)
 Mrs. Milton Humes and Mrs. Felix Baldridge will speak at the Bell Fac tory schoolhouse on Saturday evening at o'clock on the subject of equal suffrage Mrs. HumeS will perhaps .ell the people of that district some of the many things accomplished by suffra ge in the long ago, the subject not beins new one by any means to those well versed in the doings of the world
 Mrs. Baldridge will outline the work that is being accomplished today by the followers of equal rights to all basing her words upon the injustice of "taXation without representations says the Huntsville Mercury.
 These women are among Alabama's most brilliant and their their friends throughout the south always read with interest anything pertaining to them.- Commencement exercises of the Girls Technical Institute of Montevallo were concluded this week by the giving ot the ommencement address by Dr. D w. Daniel of Clemson college, Soutl Carolina and the presentat tion of the diplomas to the, graduating class by President Palmer.
 The graduating class of 1915-191t consists of the following:
 l Ruth Acker, home economies; Eliza beth Virginia Barnes. education: Vida Eunice Corley. art: Thel.la Romilda Davis, piano: Fife Mae Fulton, educa tion; Annie Gosa. art: Marie Lola High. tower home economies: 3erniee Pau line Jackson, home economies; Mary : Louise Latham. education; Overtor