The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-11
pianiste, and MT. Douglass Haygood'

| pianiste. and Mr. Douglass Haygood, l tenor. I MT. Belden gave delightful pro- | gramme of readings and closed the per- | formance with three interpretive dances in costume. The Spirit Of h. cense,' a Hindoo skull. dance, was quite novel and artistic performance. Mr. Belden's other offerings were Mendelssohn's Spring Song,' and a dance to Dixie which brought forth an ovation"
 l The marriage of Miss Leona Plos- sor, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis K. Plosser. and MT. William Bester Brown, will take place on the evening I of June 2S, at the Highland Methodist l church, and Bishop Mccoy will offici- l ate.
 Miss Mabel Plosser, sister of the l bride, will act as maid of honor, and the matron of honor will be Mrs. Carol Steele, a sister of the groom. who will be remembered as Miss Hermoihe | Brown, one of Birmingham's most pop ular society girls. Miss Martha Brad shaw, Miss Neel Cosby, Miss Martha 1 Plosser, Miss Augusta Clark. Miss | Helen Eubank, Miss Katherine Parrish 1 of Montgomery will be the brides of Montgomedy will be the brides maids. The flower girl are little Miss l Mrs. Sterling Wood. and Miss Cecil Gray Johnston, daughter of MT. and l Mrs. George Johnston. The best man will be MT. Bester l Brown and the ushers MT. George Rev 1 holds. MT. Carol Steele. MT. Frank Spain. MT. Joseph B. Plosser and MT. Fred Knight of Decatur. The groomes : men. MT. William Wilson. MT. Louis K. Plosser. Jr.. MT. Rhodes Boykin, MT. Morris Bush. MT Lawrence Baker, MT. l Charles Bell of Anniston. and MT. Au- gustus Woodruff of Anniston A number of lovely parties are be- ing planned for this popular young ding she will be the center of much gayety.
 On Tuesday evening at o'clock at the Young Women's Christian associa- tion Miss o. May Jones will give a most interesting lecture on her expert ences in the war zone. She was in Europe when war was declared and in the center of the excitement for 1t days. This lecture will prove very in teresting and instructive to all whd at tend
 The Southern School of Musical Art will begin it's commencement exercises tomorrow night
 novel feature of the programme on Tuesday evening will be the eurythmic drills by both children and adult classes There will be bird and flower costumes for the drills of the little tots and the adult class will present "A I Dutch Lullaby" in Dutch costume. Ths programme for the various nights is as follows:
 Lenz dIndachY My Heart Is Lute (Hammond). Mrs Philip Oster.
 Humoreske fDvoralS) Master Rob ert Lawrence
 l We Two (Kramer>. An Open Secret (Woodman). Miss Mildred Kahn. The Star fRogers). Will O. the WisT (Sposs). Miss Irene Jenkins. Melody 9Tschaikowsky). Miss Jose
 Flower }song from Faust (Gounod) Not Because Your Heart Is Mine (Loehr) Miss Helen Marsh. ! Maienfust (Stang), quintette for foul Bland Boardman. Josepaul Savage. De lure Fitz, Kenneth Lamkin.
 Berceuse from Jocelyn (Godard), De | Rose O My Heart (Loehr). In tn, Deeps O the Daisies (Jennings). Mis- Hazel Newman.
 Legende twieniawski). Miss Blanc
 Boardman.
 When the Swallows Come Agaii
 (Forster) i. That's the World in Jun' lg(Spross). Why (Wells). Mrs. w. T Ward.
 l Concerto in A Minor tAccolay). Da vid Weinstein.s
 l Far Across the Desert Sands tFin den), Morgen (Strauss), May I in,
 (speaks), Erin Farley l Accompanies Mrs. Robert Newman Mrs. Hugh Martin.
 TUESDAY. Plano, four hands. Frolic Under th'