The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-29
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 S nounce that on Wednesday, July 4, the organizations in every locality in the state will produce an historic pageant and take the lead in patriotic celebra- ton. The purpose of the movement IS to arouse the women of the state to the importance of their place in the crisis the nation is facing, and to bring to the mind of the whole people a sense of the seri- ousness of the moment.
 Famous women of history, especially those who unselashly benefited their country by heroic deeds or by serving humanity win be represented by selected characters.
 Among these will be Joan of Arc, Emma Sansom, Edith Cavell, Betsy Ross, Flor ence Nightingale, Molly Pitcher, a Con federate mother and her seven sons Clara Barton and many others.
 Mrs. Haskins Williams entertained at luncheon at tue Southern club Saturday, complimenting Mrs. Maria Stacker Ellis of Clarksville, Tenn, and Mrs. Lillhurn Chandler of Wilmington, Del The guests included Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Chand- Ter, Mrs Walter Glenn, Miss Grace Rich mond Willis of Clarksville, Miss Frances Glenn, Miss Lucy Stark Williams, Miss Emily Williams.
 At recent meeting of the Parliament tary Law Study club, the officers elected were as follows: President, Mrs Frank Clark; first vice president, Mrs. N. C. Bagley; second vice president, Mrs How ell; third vice president, Mrs. c. c. Adams secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Frank Bell. Two parhamentarians, Mrs. Neil Wallace and Mrs. Mertelle w. Shell. The object of the organization is for study and practice. Anyone interested may join. The meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month, on the twenty fifth floor of the Jefferson County Bank building
 The Southern School of Musical Art announces a second series of five recitals by pupils in the various departments.
 The first concert of this series will be given by Miss Lucy Sharpe, pianist, as- sisted by Miss Gladys Lyon. violiniste, Thursday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock, at Clark & Jones hall The programme is as follows:
 Grieg-"N Norwegian Bridal Procession"
 ieg-"Nocturne' c major.
 Mozart-"Rondo la Turque."
 De Beriot-"Scene de Ballett' Qntro- duction,)
 Schubert Moment Musical
 Mendelssohn-"Sc Scherzo.'
 MacDowell-"To a Wild Rose"
 Krelsler-'- -Liebesfreud."
 Chopin" "Mazurka
 schubert-Liszt-" Harl, Hark, the Larkr'
 Cyril scott-"Negro Dance"
 Tho Piryoip poI,a n, Motot. Coupfrv, club was the scene of delightful dance Saturday evening, when the Utopian club entertained the members and a few friends, honoring MT. Paul Fitzpatrick who leaves Thursday to join the cavalry. The chaperons were MT and Mrs. J. R. Estes, Dr. and Mrs R. E, Peebles, Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Treschel Club mem bers and guests present were: Miss Stan ley Scull, Miss Frances Dodge, Miss Alice Irwin, Miss Amelie Brown, Miss Grace l Davis Miss Rachael Lowe, Miss Bessie Lowe, Miss Elise Sparrow, Miss Vivian Tresehel, Miss Mary Cunningham, Miss Emily Frawley, Miss Bettie Terrell, Miss Bertha Weaver Miss Annette Hoyt, Miss Thema Tyson, Miss Katherine Coffey, Miss Mildred Fruitticher, Miss. Lucille Carr, Messrs. F. M. Iokey, H. F. Naff, V. l.. Smith, Kenneth Lamkin. Paul Kill patrick, J. 0. Peebles. Jr., Isham Giles py, Forsythe Gordy Ray Corners, thdfleS ;6roWH, Joe burnett, J. h. EsleS, Jr Albert Toney J. o. Patton, Elmer l Harper, John Craig, Aubrey Allison, Cor i poral H. c. Fitzpatrick Henry Baker, l William Baker l.. Speigler, I. N. Flow 1 CTS, L. H. Holt, and others
 Miss Berney Gillen was hostess to the | Tuesday Bridge club Friday afternoon at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. l F. J. Gillen, and an interesting feature | of the occasion was the announcement | of the engagement of Miss Frances Co., | burn to Dr. A. E. Patton.
 A color tone of yellow and white was 1