The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28

4'OO p. m.-GrarA parade, reviewing the commercial, industrial and educa- tional activities of Tuscaloosa
 S3o p. m.-Open air mass meeting and band concert at intersection of Greensboro avenue and Sixth street.
 TUESDAY, MAY 30
 1o:oO a. m.-Annual meeting of alumni of University of Alabama at Morgan hall
 200 p. m.-Alumni ban Slet, Univer- sity of Alabama.
 400 p. m.-The pageant of Tusca- loosa Guild woods.
 8:30 D. m.-The pageant.
 WEDNESDAY,, MAY 31.
 10:O0 m.--Commencement exercises of the University of Alabama.
 200 p. m.-Shriners' ceremonial, with delegations from a number of cities.
 500 D. m.-Grand fireworks display on the Warrior river.
 10:00 D. m.-Contennial ball.
 The sixth annual invitation golf tournament of the Country club of Montgomery will take place Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 8. and 10
 There will probably be many golfers from Birmingham in attendance and the programme follows:
 EVENTS.
 No. 1-Country club trophy: First 16 to qualify. Trophy to runner up.
 
 No. 2-Carter Hill trophy: Senond 16 to qualify. Trophy to runner up.
 No. 3-Woodley road trophy: Third Is to qualify. Trophy to runner up.
 No 4-Oak Park trophy: Fourth Is to qualify. Trophy to runser up.
 No. 5-Highland Park trophy: Sixth 16 to qualify. Trophy to runner up. A trophy for defeated eighths in each event.
 No 7--Team match: Four trophies. Each team to be composed of four play CTS who are members of the same club and who must be named to the tourna- ment committee before starting. The scores returned by these players in the qualifying round will govern this event.
 CALENDAR.
 Thursday, June s. qualifying round. Sixteen lowest score to qualify for Country club trophy. Second 16 to quail ify for Carter Hill trophy Third 16 Fourth 16 to qualify for Oak Park trophy. Fifth 16 to qualify for High land Park trophy. Sixth 16 to qualify for College Park trophy.
 Friday, June g.. Forenoon: First round. All flights, 10 holes match play. Afternoon, second round All flights, IS holes match play. First round de- feated eighths in each flight.
 Saturday, June 10. Forenoon, semi finals All flights, IS holes match play Afternoon, finals. All flights, Is holes match play.
 The pupils of the McLin School of Ex presson under the auspices of the Bir- mingham Equal Suffrage association will give an evening of plays on Friday even ing at o'clock at Cable hall, and the following invitations have been issued: Mrs. Earle G. McLin invites you and your friends to an evening of plays, pre- sented by pupils of the McLin School of Expression, under auspices of the Bir- mngham Equal Suffrage association, Ca ble hall, Friday evening, June ?. 1916, 8 o'clock" ef s
 The following attractive programme will be carried out: ff
 1. I'm Good, Miss Virginia Jefferson. 2. Her Dance, Miss Joy Smith.
 3. Entertaining for Sister, Miss Mary Francis McLin. e 1. My Aunt Maria. Miss Ruth Lewis. 5. The Minuet, Miss Mary Georse Smith. a9 s 6 Riff Perkins Toboggan Slide, Earle G. McLin, Jr.
 7. Play, Lady Geraldines Speech" place. drawing room of Dr. Alice Rom ney Suffrage e-At-Home Day.
 Characters-Dr. Alice Romney. Miss Gene Hughey; Lady Geraldine Boleyn, Miss Anna Johnston; Miss Gertrude Sill 
 Nora Baillie, Miss Edwina Hood; Miss Hilda Crowinshield, Miss Rosamond Hill; Miss Nellie Grant, Miss Dora Fields Todd
 g. Aunt Elnora's Hero. Miss Leona Lewis
 Q Sister Earnestine's Beau, Miss Myr- tis S.rapson.
 10. The Partnership, Miss Gene Hughey.
 To of. fho cs,,ffr ice rginia Jefferson. Miss Mary Francis cLin, Miss Ruth Lewis, Miss Myrtis lrnrson, Miss Leona Lewis, Miss Mary f 'eorge Smith, Miss Elizabeth Gewin Hiss Margaret Smith, Miss Katherine Turner. Miss Mildred Turner, Miss Mar ggaret Albrecht, Miss Dorothy Smilie Miss Elizabeth Collier, Miss Margaret Johns E F. Play, Back of the Ballot:" place, living room of Miss Jennie Martin; time, |. present.
 Characters-Miss Jennie Martin, an ar dent suffra gette. Miss Catherine Holt; Mir. Martin, her father Dan Griswold; Bruce, his butler, Ed Norton; a police man. Ed Durham; burglar. John B. Betheat
 The Birmingham Conservatory of Music will give series of five reci- tals during the first week in June. The little tots of the Fletcher Music Method for Children will begin the series on Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the auditorium of the Margaret Allen school, where they will present the fol- lowing programmes: W Part 1-Illustrations (a) Original melo- dies and compositions; (b) Tone percep- ton; Co Notation; (d) Use of time blocks, modulating board, keyboard; (e) Scale drill game.
 Part 2-Improvising, transposing, modu- lating and analysing.
 Fast S-Piano and vocal compositions byaBachman,. Erb, Gaynor, Lynes, Hitler, Reinecke, Boardman, LeCouppey, Behr, Kline, Dvorak, Loomis and others.
 Pupils taking part are: Miss Elizabeth Forsythe, Miss Christine Tobin, Miss Martha Clements, Miss Ruth Ungerman, 2 Miss Emma Ullman, Miss Hamilton West, Miss Margaret Oliver. Miss Mary ,. Ccllett Earle, MT. Charles Ungerman, Miss Carolyn Copeland, MT. Harry Doug lass Williams, MT. Frank Lewis, Mr. John Lewis. Miss Francis Clements, Miss Lilly Drake Williams, Miss Nancy Simp- son. Miss Nell Lewis. Miss Jane Settle, Mir. William Groves, Miss Helen Wright, Miss Ammi Copeland and Mir. Paul Wright
 June 5 at S:SOsp. m. Miss Lillian Kar- peles. A-year-old girl. will present the following programme at Cable hall:
 Corrente, minuet, gigue (HandeD.
 "Rondo" (Mozart); Boat Song F sharp minor (Mendelssohm; "Scherzo. D E minor (Mendelssohnl.
 Three preludes in B, c sharp minor and A; waltz. c sharp minor (Chopin).