The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-19

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The pupils of the Grove School of
Music will give a recital Saturday ait
ernoon at o'clock at the STUDIO on
Third avenue between sixteenth auo
Seventeenth streets, at which time the
following programme will be renoereu |.
"Dixie." Miss Alberta Davidson; My
Music Lesson" John Colley; "Twinklins
star" Evelyn Porter; My Dolly Cath
crime NIeCabe; America Elizabeth
Lewis and Sybl Kartus; "Childs Good
night" Helen Baker, .Willie's Waltz
Willie Martin; Naughty Dogs" Mar
guerite Alverson; piano solo, John COL
ley: Friendship march, Eva Neal and
Evelyn Porter; Sing Robin mary
Deason; Russian march, Marguerite ~
singer: "Old Rag DOLL Clara Eugena
Donald Happy Youth" Ellen ken
bourg; Carnival Sketcn," Mabel Mas
sey; Indian song, sybil Kartus and
Elizabeth Lewis; Little Friends Eu-
lab FUR; "Valse Blue Margaret Leon
ard; Autumn waltz, Miss Velma Lyons;
lie Secret" Miss Matte Lacey; our
Country" Rosa May Robinson and John
Colley; Peasant Song" Miss Sue Yea
sey; piano duet. Cadie Dodd and Eliza
beth Lewis; Blue Jay" Elizabeth
Lewis: SYPHILIS Waltz, Sybil Kartus;
Military March, Pauline Powell; Rus
TIC DdICc, Lively IL hol OisehN, OPoA iN-AAih9
Eyes" Sabra Martin. Part 2. Lovely
May Lichner), Miss Catherine Harding
Polish dance (ScharwenKa), Miss Mar
jorie Wood; Star of the Sea (Kennedy),
Miss Effie Fitzpatrick; Taps (Engel-
MANN, Eva Neal Porter; La Forge
(Schumann), Miss Rochelle Smith; Valse
Chopin, Miss Amy Bryant; Patriotic
March (Browne), Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin; Whispers of Love CHeins) Miss
Lenora Batiste; Evening Star CWagner,
Miss Lillian Hendricks; Failing Leave
(Kolling), Miss Eugenia Gray; Plue
D Etoiles (Wachs), Miss FIilda Moore;
Balancelle (Wachs), Miss Florence
GRAY Patton; piano Duet, Miss Willetta
Martin and Miss Annie Louise Moore
A verdict in the amount of SIS was re-
turned in the case of Troy Dabbs, pro
ami VS.. the Woodward Iron company.
which was on trial in the Bessemer city
court yesterday while the case Of A. G..
Goodwin vs. the Birmingham Southern
Railroad company was taken up this
morning and after hearing the evidence
a verdict of $135 was returned. The plain
tiff was seeking damages for alleged
injury to his motorcycle which was
struck by a train of the defendant COM
pany.
wood. negroes, were arrested by Chief of
Police I. w. Benton and Patrolman
Braswell on charge of larceny. The ne
sroes are alleged to have taken 500 from
Perry Mills. They will be given a hear
ing before Judge Jones in recorder s
court tomorrow.
Martin Upton, president of John Dom
aldsons Sunday school class of the First
Methodist church, has called a meeting
of that body for Thursday night at 8
o'clock in the clubrooms at the church.
at which time the election of officers
will take place. All members are urged
| to be present.
! been issued by Clerk Herbert Ethridge
! of the judge of probate court: ]. j.
| Waldrop and Mrs NJ. A Roberts.
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Schwartz, Mrs.
! w. c. Stoddard, Ray Mcdaniel, Julian
Schwartz and Will Schwartz motored TO
I Fayette Miss, where they will visit rea-
tives.
The many friends of Harold Smith will
| regret to learn that he was removed
to the Elizabeth Duncan hospital today
/ where he underwent an operation. MIR.
Smith had his shoulder broken while at
tempting to attack a dummy on the foot
ball field Monday.
i Miss Odein Doolittle of Slate Springs
Miss, is the guest of Mrs. w. c. Stod-
dard.
AIR and Mrs. J. H. Hayes who have
been Ill for the past month with feve,
at their home on Fourth avenue, are able
to be up
Mrs. Lydia Allen and daughter, Miss
Elsie Kathryn Allen of North Carolina
| have arrived In ReSsemer IN mako thaii
home with their son and brother, Ray.
mond Allen, who holds a responsible posi-
ton with the Tennessee company a
Readers.
Attorney Pinkney Scott of Demopolis
former resident of this city, was IL
Bessemer today on business.
Sam Barr and Sol Monsky have return
ed to Montgomery after spending a few
days with relatives.