The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-27
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 is the other new work adopted by the di- vision. I have appointed Mrs. c. ". Me Mahon of Livingston, chairman thereof. and you will hear direct rom ner regard ing same.
 Alabama headquarters in Washington will be at Hotel Gordon. All Alabama Daughters who desire may meet there and arrange to take part in parade.
 Wishing you every success In every way, and hoping you will call upon me whenever l may be of service, believe me- always. yours most faithfully,
 MRS. J. A. ROUNTREE,
 President Ala. Div. '. D. C."
 The Dramatic club of Central High school will present Flaming of the Shrew'' Wednesday evening, May 30. Mss Weaver will have entire charge, and she has an excellent cast to present the play The students and their friends look forward to this evening as one of the most interesting of commencement week. Miss Harriet Smith and MT. Rob- ert Wikerson have the leading roles and Miss Elsie Sparrow and MT. Weller smith will do very clever work.
 Among those who entertained at din- ner last evening at the Roebuck club were: MT and Mrs. Houston Davis, Mr W. M. Walmsley at party of eight, MT C. c. Esdale at a party of l. MT. W. K. Monroe with four at a table, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Ingalls, for six, MT. J. s. Atkins at party of four, and MT. Val Kob for three.
 The Woman's Advisory Teen-age coun- Gil of the Birmingham Sunday School Association will hold an open meeting Wednesday, May 30, in the parlors of the First Methodist church, from 12 to D. m. Teachers of teen-age girls of all denominations will be sent an invi- tation to attend. feature of the pro- gramme will be an address by Miss Ffeda Bose, secondary division superin- tendent of the Ala abama Sunday School association She will speak on The Greatest of These" MT. E. J. Rowe, chairman of the teen-age committee of the Birmingham Sunday School associa- tion, will Install the officers of next year. The hostesses for the meeting are; Mrs. B. E. Lambert. Mrs. E. T. Glass, Mrs. A. J Holcomb, Mrs J. T. Means Mrs. R. E. Strickland and Mrs. J. Ii. McCune.
 The Yancey Literary society held it's semi-annual election at Central High school and the following officers were chosen President James Robertson; vice president, Edwin Cummings; secretary, Ben Cooper; recording secretary, Clay Jackson; treasurer, Erskine Seay; third member of standing committee, Robert Bromberg. Press committee: Romaine Proctor, Burney Perry and Wantield Wood. Instructive talks were given by several visitors. among whom was MT. Thcmas D. Radcliffe, a former president of the club.
 Invitations have been received to the marriage of Miss Marie Miller of Wash fngton, Va, to MT. c. A. Speake of Lu- ray, Va, on June 9 Miss Miller will be pleasantly remembered as the guest of her aunt, Mrs E. K. Austin in Norwood several years ago. Mrs Austin will leave this week to attend the wedding and will later go to Washington, D. C., for weeks stay before returning home.
 
 Invitations have been issued as fol- lows:
 You are invited to attend the clos ing dance of the children's classes, Miles School for Dancing and phys teal training, Wednesday evening, May s0 1917, s o'clock. Studio. Fraternal Hall building"
 In blaze of patriotic splendor the Bushman- -Bayne military beauty ball will open at the Hippodaome theatre Wednesday evening, May 30. Society from all over Alabama is interested in this forthcoming event, and many nota bles from various parts of the state are expected to attend. includ- ing Governor Henderson and others The ball will be opened promptly at g o'clock by the Fourth Regiment band, playing the Star-Spangled Banner
 The grand march will start imme- diately afterward and will be led by two of the screens most noted stars MT. Bushman and Miss Bayne, Mrs Oscar Hundley and the many patron esses and their escorts. The grand march will be striking spectacle of beauty and splendor.
 The march of the beauties will fol- low in which Alabama fairest women will participate. This novel feature will create great interest in that one in the line of march will be chosen as the most beautiful woman at the ball, and will receive in recognition of her personal charms a wonderful trip to the east with all expenses paid
 The opening of the community sing ing will occur Sunday afternoon, June 3, aS 1 o'clock in Capitol park. The pask has been gone over, cleaned up and prepared for the occasion, and beaches have been placed to seat 4o00 people. Nappis band with 15 pieces will play. All singing organizations