The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-27

 0 cal events that has ever taken
 place in Birmingham will be held at the Jefferson theatre tomor- row afternoon. when the elementary and high schools of the city will dem onstrate the splendid work that is being done in music in the schools In the afternoon choruses from different schools in various parts of the city will sing and the junior orchestra of S5 pieces will make it's initial ap pearance. Most of the children in this orchestra have taken their lesson In the after-school classes where instruc- ton in violin is given for 9 cents q lesson. The use of the talking ma chimes in the schools will also be dem onstrated
 In the evening the combined chorus of the Euterpean and Lyric clubs of the Central and Ensiey High schools, totaling 25O, and the high school or chestra of 95 pieces, will give a con cert. This year is the first time that the choruses have combined but after having sung together at the biennial and doing such splendid work it was decided to repeat the cantata, The Peace Pipe" that was sung then and add different numbers to the pro- gramme. The solists will be Miss Kath- ryn lTierce. pianist and Mr. Robert LawIepce. baritone. MT. Fred Hard, til $c ung violinist, who has done such ese GEent and faithful work as leader ss-% the first violins of the orchestra, will play a violin solo, Miss Tierco has just completed months study in New York With MT Ernest Hutch inson and is young artist of great talent and personality MT. Lawrence's beautiful baritone voice needs no in- troduction to Birmingham audience. Preceding the rendition of "The Peace Pipe the text will be read by Mrs Leona Plosser Brown, one of Br- mingham's foremost young readers. The complete programme for the evening performance is as follows: March, "Tannhauser (Wagner). High School orchestra
 American Hymn (Kelly). combined chorus.
 swing Along Cook, Boys Violin. "Andante," VI Concerto (De Beriot), Fred Hard
 
 chorus
 Piano, "Maestoso' Kettle Sonata (MacDowell, Kathryn Tierce
 "Beautiful Blue Danube" (Strauss), combined chorus
 PART II.
 Cantata "The Peace Pipe" (Con- verse;, combined chorus and orches- tra.
 Ratt Lawrence. baritone.
 Lena PlOSSer. Rroyvn raadar
 Virginia Handley, pianist
 Minnie McNeflle, organist
 The entire concert will be under the capable direction of Miss Leta Kitts. whose excellent work is widely rec ognized.
 wedding which will be of much Interest throughout the state on ac count of the prominence of the cons tracing parties and their families. is that of Miss Eleonore Ward and Mr. Henry Robert Jones' which will occur Tuesday. June 5, at the handsome home of the brides parents, Col. and Mrs T. R. Ward, at Greensboro Rev. D. " Hollingsworth will officiate. Mrs Hol- lingsworth will play the wedding march. Little Miss Frances Ward, sis ter of the bride, will be maid of honor Mrs. Bester Ward and Mrs William Francis Tyler of Birmingham will act as matrons of honor. Little Mary Frances Ward will be tiny flower girl and Wills Hollngsworth will be ring bearer. Four little cousins of the bride, Miss Alice Coleman and Miss Roberta Northrup of Greensboro, Miss Winston Lamar of Selma and Miss Rebecca Le- land of Tuscaloosa, will be ribbon bear CTS. MT. Jones will be attended by MT. Edward McGehee, as best man.
 Following the ceremony a large re- ception will be held. Mr. Jones and his bride will spend short time on the coast before going to their home at Sweetwater
 Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding will be MT. and Mrs. McFar- land of Houston, Tex. Miss Sallie Wynne of Huntsville, Tex; Dr. and Mrs Burton Ward, and MT. and Mrs. Joe Lamar of Selma, Miss Ellen Coleman and Mrs Anderson Greenwood of, Flu taw, MT. and Mrs. Anderson Hanna MT. and Mrs William Frances Tyler and MT. Dan Webster of Birmingham,