The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-29
the one ordinarily held during commence Iment week and reflects great credit upon

her gts.slasa +ss.. .- When the Alabama division Daughters of the Confederacy, meets in Selma May l to 4, Friday, the new official badge will be exhibited for the first time When the convention met in Anniston last year the design was accepted and steps taken to secure pins before the next annual meeting.
 The design. which is most artistic, consists of the state capitol as a center piece in dull gold, with the flag of Ala bama as background, enameled In red and white, the red cross up the white field. encirced with the laurel wreath. and the words, Alabama U. D. G." in red and white relief. It was designed by Mrs. J. A. Rountree, first vice presi- dent. and is in perfect harmony with the badge of the general division, being nteded as an accompanying badge to designate the individual state.
 The president, Mrs. Bibb Graves. as a courtesy to the designer, appointed Mrs Rountree custodian of the badge, and arrangement has been made with relia- ble New York firm of manufacturing jewellers for the making of same at a reasonable price. Quite a number have already been received and will be ready for immediate delivery in Selma.
 
 Friday evening at o'clock in the school auditorium the senior class of the Louie Compton seminary will give "The Wish ing Stone. a play which they have writ |ten. based on Scottish history and super stition. This represents the annual play which is written and persented by the senior English class as part of their work for the past eight years. The set ting of "The Wishing Stone" is pictur- esque and lads and lasses dressed in the tartans of their clans will sing the old songs and dance to the music of the pipes
 The members of the Sahala club, which is the baby club of BirminghAn branch of the Federated clubs. entertained at their first open meeting on Friday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. F'isch at Miner Heights when an attractive pro- gramme was given.
 Mrs. Pomroy and Mrs, Holmes gave vocal numbers and Mrs. Cecil Gray Johnston delighted all with a splendid reading
 The principal address of the afternoon was given by Dr. J.. J. Duncan of the Norwood Methodist church, who is very delightful talker- He spoke of Julius Caesar and compared him to modern times, which was most instructive as well as interesting.
 Delightful refreshments were served after the programme in the dining room, which was beautifully adorned with spring blossoms and flags. The club members assisted in receiving the guests.
 Mrs. John R. Hornady will be at home to the ladies of the Handley Memorial church tomorrow afternoon at S:3O o'clock at her home in Norwood.
 
 Mir, Emile Levy of the committee of arrangements announces the eighth Sun day organ recital at Temple Emanu- Fl under the auspices of Temple Emanu-E and the Independent Presbyterian church and the co-operatio of the Music Study club this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by Mrs. L. H. Dent and MT. Walter Whitlock. tenor from Meridian, Miss. The pro- gramme is as follows: Organ (a) Prelude (Bach); (b) Simple Aven" Crhome); (c) "Adoraton' (Atherton). Tenor, (a) "Open the Gates of the Temple" (Knapp); (b) Aria, If With All Your Hearts, Elvah" {Mendelssohn) Organ ta) "Marchs Pontificale" Gemmensl CD, Cradle Song (Sehmidt); (c) "Gavotte'' "Mignon' (Thomas> (d) Andante in G (Batiste). Tenor, Sound An Alarm Judas Maccabaens (Handel). Organ, (a) ''Jerusalem (Sparks); (b) Chimes At Evening (Greenwald); Co 'Marche Ro- baine' (Gounod) Next recital will be given May 13
 The Norwood Tennis club was reorgan- ized this past week al a meeting held at the home of Mrs. K. J. Roweon. Norwood boulevard, and the following officers were elected for the season l917 President, l., e Wilson,: vice president. Dr.. H. T.. Yielding; treasurer D. B. Talaferro; secretary E. D. Mckinney; active man. ager. E. J. Rowe; referee. H. D. Self chairman membership committee. Dr, J A. Duncan.
 The club win use the two courts of the