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

that is giving the beginners one and the more advanced players two flights. It is hoped that at this tournament to create much interest and that a number of the Birmingham players will go to Montgom cry for the Women's Southern Association of Golf early in May
 Among those who will play in the tour nament this week are Miss Martha La tady, Mrs Matt Murphy. Mrs. M. F. Dewstoe, Mrs. Walter Beasley Mrs. Rob ert Thatch, Mrs. Victor Hanson Mrs Jo- seph Norman, Mrs. Stovall, Mrs. George Yancey, Mrs. J. D. Turner. Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Thames, Mrs w. Fl Nevns, Mrs. Samuel Nabers, Mrs. l.. M. Kilby. Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler Mrs. Arthur Crowder. Mrs. Harold Samson and Mrs. Henry Howze
 Miss Mary Langham of Anniston is the guest of Miss Hoy Lewis for the Easter holidays. Miss Lewis entertained at a most delightful dancing party in her honor on Thursday evening.
 The following musical programme will be given this afternoon at the o'clock:
 Organ prelude. Minor CChopfn) Morning" (Grieg).
 Hymn. Onward Christian Soldiers congregation.
 Invocation. Rev. J. F. Turner.
 Anthem, Christ Our Passover" (Spross).
 Solo. alto. Easter Dawn" twood- man).
 Duet. tenor and baritone, "The Palms"
 Solo soprano, Christ Is Risen"
 "The Resurrection" (Manney).
 Prelude and Chorus, "He Is Risen"
 PART T.
 THE EMPTY TOMB
 Recitation baritone, Upon the First Day of the Week."
 Duet. soprano and alto, "Who Shall Roll Away the Stone?"
 Solo, alto, God Shall Wipe Away All Tears"
 Recitation, baritone, "But When They Came to the Place.
 Solo, tenor, "Why Seek Ye the Ltv- ing Among the Dead?'
 Quartet, Angels Roll the Rock Away"
 Offertory, organ.
 PART IT.
 Recitation. baritone, And They Went Out Quickly
 Quartet, Blessed Are They"
 Soprano, '"They Have Taken Away My Lord"
 Quartet, 70, Death! Where Is Thy Sting?"
 Chorus, Blessing and Honor"
 Hymn, My Faith Look Up to Thee
 Benediction
 Postlude (RossinD
 The choir: Mrs. J. J. Strickland, so- prano; Mrs Crit Cox, alto; MT. Will liam Ivie. tenor; MT. Hugh Duncan. baritone; Mrs. Sidney J. Vann, organ ist and director The following biennial notes will be 'ead with great interest throughout the ,ity and state: Mrs. Solon Jacobs. chairman of auto mobiles and reception committee, report ed at recent meeting of the biennial board that the Real Estate exchange, of which Br. Burt Throckmorton is presi- lent. and MT Hill Ferguson is chairman ,f the entertainment committee, had gra- 'iously agreed to take charge of the sightseeing trip on Saturday afternoon, April 21, for the entertainment of the na- .ional board, delegates and distinguished ,isitors. Automobiles will be furnished oy the exchange to accommodate 250 ,uests the trip including the business and residential sections of the city and extending to Fairview and other points of interest Such splendid cooperation on the part of the business men will add to the success of the conven- ton and will do much to boost" Bir- ningham Mrs. Jacobs will provide automobiles to meet the special train on which the national board and other distinguished visitors will arrive via Chattanooga on aturday night. April IA. Mrs. Sydney J. Bowie is assisting Mrs. Jacobs, having charge of the automobiles necessary to take the visitors to the Country club on Monday afternoon for he opening reception. Mrs. w. S. Lowell, chairman of decora- lions, reports that the entire Brming- nam Art league will decorate the Jeffer- son theatre, painting a typical southern scene of great beauty, for the stage set ting of the week. Mrs. Richard F. Johnston has received etters requesting hotel reservations from many interesting people. Among those received during the past week were from MT. Max Rabinoff manager of the Bos- ton Opera company, and Reginald De Ko- ven, the popular American song writer, whose opera, Canterbury Pilgrims, was recently presented in New York city. Mir. DeKoven will be one of the speakers at the publicity luncheon on Thursday, April 19 at the Southern club.
 Mrs. w. l.. Murdoch, chairman of cre- dentials, reports that with the exception of one the entire national board will be In attendance on the convention. The fourth vice president, Mrs. Hail of Provi- dence, R. l., is a near relative of Mrs. Murdoch.
 Miss Emma Mccarthy, chairman of ,tI,-G <-..