The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-24
News of Society and Activii viiGGies of Wonn@m
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| Gertrude Afford Miss Jessie Louise Cooper. Mrs. Louise Sullivan, Mrs. Annie Laurie Jones. Miss Ila Inez Williams, Miss Willie Pearl Morgan Miss Nellie Gray, Miss Mary Hicks Rotenberry, Miss Ruby Izetta Holley. Miss Mary Lillian Entreken, Miss Willie Griggs, Miss Della Bowling, Miss Fannie Askew Miss Mata- leigh Plant, Mrs. Susie Mae Richards.
 The following invitation has been sent to friends in the city:
 Mrs. Mary Gaines invites you to be present at the Woodlawn Methodist church, Birmingham, Ala, on Saturday evening, June 2, 1917. to witness the mar riage of her daughter, Ruth Lee, to MT. ! Evin Patton Vann. The following attractive invitation has been received by many friends in Bir- mingham and elsewhere:
 The class of 19l7 Central High school requests your presence at their graduat- ing exercises to be held in the High School auditorium, Birmingham, Ala, on Thursday, May S1.'
 The annual concert was given last Tuesday evening at the Louie Compton seminary by pupils of advanced grade in the music department. Numbers in pia- no, voice and violin were given with skill and beauty The entire programme showed excellent work as well real talent.
 Under the direction of the musical faculty, composed of Miss Hattie Morton, piano, director; Mrs, 1nez Hallby -Merson. piano and violin; Miss Jessie M. Beach, Voipe pulffIra. Miss Ma TutWiler. piano.
 The programme was as follows;
 Piano quartette, 'fValse Lente Op. 57, No. (Schutt, Lillian Pugh, Florence Burns, Mable Barton, Lillie Maud Bell.
 Violin solo, "Cavatina in D Major' (Bohm), Ruth Vintson.
 Vocal solo, ''The Woodpecker" (Nevin), Eliza beth Thomas.
 Piano duo, "Cabaletta" Qack) Mozelle Wood and Margaret Mccoy.
 Piano solo, ''Noctune in F Minor" Chopin, Annis Grover.
 Piano quartette, "Mazurka" (Bohm), Albert Jernigan, Hallie Yandle Eunice Worthington, Alma Ratlif.
 Vocal solo, Beloved (Neidlinger), Au- gusta Gill. Cviolin obligato, Harriet Tut wiler).
 Piano solo, "Gondoliera in G Major" (Nfoszkowski), Esther Sartain.
 Chorus, Beautiful Moonlight (Glover), Academic classes.
 PART II.
 Overture, Raymond" (Thomas), Irma Mooty, Mary Rogers, Virginia Stephens, Robbie Gray.
 Violin solo, "Mazurka" (NdylnarslzD, Harriet TutWiler
 Piano duo, "Le Matin" (Chaminade), Hazel Hill and Elizabeth Fay.
 Vocal duet, "Go Pretty Rose' (Mar- zials), Hattie Lee Taylor and Irma Mooty.
 Violin ensemble, symphony in G Ma jor" (Dancla): First violns, Harriet Tutwiler, Ruth Vintson second violin, Christine Penn.
 Maleyl, Alberta Hinds.
 Piano solo, Hungarian Rhapsodie No (Liszt), Abbie Cranford
 Chorus (a) Morning in Saint Marks" Cb) Goodnight" (Nevin-Spross) chorus class.
 been received: "The Misses Allen and the presence at the commencement exercises Thursday, May 24, at 4 o'clock Marga- ret Allen school, Birmingham"
 
 The following names have been added to the list of patronesses for the mill tary ball to be given next week for Miss Beverly Bayne and MT. Francis x. Bush man, when Mrs Oscar HuEdley and Governor Henderson will lead the grand march: Mrs. Herman Saks, Mrs. Louise Saks Mrs. Henry Fowlkes, Mrs Leo K. Steiner, Mrs. H. Scudder Ryall, Mrs.