The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-08

auspices of St. Agnes guild of the Church of the Advent. The ladies of the guild have the reputation of giv- ling only the best under their auspices. and so a delightful evening is being anticipated, and a packed house is expected.
 s"The Little Princess" will also be given at Griffith's hall, at Avondale, under the auspices of the ladies of the Avondale Baptist church on Tues day evening, April r. Rev. John w. Inzer is the pastor of this church and lis a wide-awake leader of his people. He takes very prominent part in the play and a large local crowd is eN- pected at Griffith's hall. The leading parts of the play are being taken by Miss Myrtis Simpson, Miss Leona Lewis, Miss Willie May Bumstead. Miss Roberta Connolly. Miss Mary Frances McLin, Miss Esther Hines, Miss Una Webster Miss Grace Worrell, Mrs. Earle G. McLin, Mrs. Berta Hammond, MT John w. Inzer, Mir. Burdette Gar rison. Mir Paul J. Watson and Master F. M Houghton. Others in the cast are Miss Margaret Johns. Miss Beatrice Lea, Miss Nellie Elizabeth Gewin, Miss Morgia Shrop- shire, Miss Mila Shropshire and Mas ter Earle F. McLin. Jr.
 
 The following programme will be given this morning at Ii o'clock at the Easter service of the Fifth Avenue 1 Presbyterian church when the United services in a body: Organ prelude, Coronation March | (Mey Invocation and Lords prayer. Gloria. Responsive reading. Chorus, Unfold, Ye Portals" from the Redemption (Gounod). 1 Scripture reading. Anthem, Iris Night! Sabbath Calm Is Brooding" (Trowbridge). Prayer. I Quartet, with violin obligato, "The 1 Resurrection" (Armstrong). 1 Sermon, Rev J. M. Broadly. 1 Offertory tenor solo, "On the Cross" (Nevin), MT. Cooper Lawley.
 Anthem. Now Is Christ Risen, (Hol- den -GauD. 1 Benediction
 Organ postlude, "Triumphal March" 1 (Parker). ] The regular quartet choir will be augmented by several of the citys best voices.
 1 The following card has been issued by the Young Ladies band of the Independ- ent Presbyterian church: ! This little sock party is given to you, 1 'Tis something novel. if not quite new; To each we send this little sack.
 Please either send or bring 1t back. Wifi, tWico many cents q the number you wear. 1 We will keep this secret and guard 1t l with care.
 The girls will give you something to eat. And others will furnish musical treat. The girls of the church 1 With greetings most hearty Invite you to be present
 At their little sock party At | Temple Emanu-E' April 12 D. m, 1917 1 This is the first entertainment to he given hy this band, which is recent or ganization of the church. Among the i activities Of the band is the care and sut- other plans have been formed and the growth and religious work of this organi- zation will be watched with interest
 The following programme will be eiver this evening at 7;45 o'clock at the First Baptist church and will be rendered by the Apollo sextette: "Sanctus' (Gounod). sextette J Hymn Prayer. Dr. Dickinson
 Petite Serenate"(M. w. Horton), Sex. tette.
 Scripture reading. l "Adoration'' George D. Barnard), Sex 1 tette. l Hymn,
 onertory, Just Gen. crobanD, Sex tette.
 Sermon. Dr.. Dickinson.
 March Triumphal." Sextette | Benedicton.
 ! The Montgomery branch of the South
 srn Association of College Women an nounces the award of the following schol-
 arships for the session l917-1S: 1 l. Agnes Scott college Decatur. Ga, te
 Margaret Winsiett of Tuscaloosa. now a l freshman at Agnes Scott | II. The University of Chicago. to Kate Duncan Smith. Central High school. Bir-
 3. Boucher college. Baltimore. Md, tc Sara Haardt of Montgomery, now fresl.- | man at Boucher. qffsw 4. Boucher college, Baltimore. Md. te
 Esther Frank. Lanier High school, Mont l gomery, 1 5 Mount Holyoke college. South Hadley | Mass, to Elizabeth Stevenson. Margare,
 Booth school. Montgomery.
 (. Newcomb college. New Orleans. La.
 to Matilda Stillweli, of Selma. now |
 freshman at Newcomb. 1 '. Newcomb college, New Orleans. La 1 to Willie Zuber Auburn. ' s. Smith college. Northampton. Mass.