The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03


 invite the public to come and enjoy the evening. There will be dancing and good music and other entertain. ment for those who do not dance. Re. treatments will be served.
 x Ladies Auxiliary Meetina.
 The regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Orange Street Pres byterian church will be held this aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. C. k. Holland, l35 Plateau street. The ses- sion will be called 10 order promptly at o'clock and the officers desire that every member who can possibly do SC attend this meeting Business cf importance is to be considered and the particular lesson for today Is one of exceptional interest.
 
 Piano Pupils of Mrs. Cain to Give
 Recital Friday Night.
 The piano pupils of Mrs. Cain will be presented in piano recital Friday night at the First Baptist church. Miss May Finley, popular vocalist. will as. sist Mrs, Cain, and a delightful pr5- am has been arranged.
 The program:
 Spanish Serenade ...B. Cecil Klein Sarah Edmund Sawyer, Mrs. Cain. Petite Valse. .................D Dennee
 Jessie Sun. Violin Solo-(Aye Maria) .... Gounod q
 Glenn Harsh,
 (Opal Harsh at the piano) Sn9w Bells ...,.............. Iichner
 Eileen Sun, Ia Regularite (Gay0tte) ....... Dore
 Sarah Edmund Sawyer. Litt.e Grey Home in the West-Lohr
 Miss Finley. Nalso Caprice ..............N .NeWland
 Rose Geurin (al Butterfly y.......,...s.... Merkel (bl Nalse (E FlaU...,........D .Durand
 Amanda Sawyer Second Mazurka ..,.,....... Goddard
 Gladys Summons. Rose in the Bud .... Dorothy Forster
 Miss Finley. ta) l-oreley ................. Seeling (b) Ma2urka-Op 24 ....Leschelizky
 Opal Harsh,
  Phiathea Club.
 The Philatheas had another one of their delightful and profitable meet inas yesterday at the Sigler apart. ments The business and social pro- grams were interesting and enjoyable. Mr.. F. M Sisler treated the .adies collation. of dainties in the way Of sandwiches, grape juice punch and ,andies. The girls are collecting many beautiful articles for their bazaar which is an annual event. These girls have raised about s3,50O in the past few years. They aid charity and each year donate sl0 to the Associated Charities and do other laudable things which prove that they are working for public good
 
 Society is taking a world Of interest in the Orvi le Harrcld recital for Thursday night It is indeed rare opportunity for the public to hear this wonderful singer If grand opera fame at popular prices. the tickets being only 90 cents. MT. Harold and his ac- c mpanist Mir. Hector MacCarthy, have decided to present some of the popular airs for the pleasure Of those who like it in addition 70 grand opera selections, Some of Mir MacCarthy's own compost sitions will also be given. Tine song that set St Louis wild, "Youd Better Change Your Clothes, Me Boy" will be given, and as 1t is a scng is very appro1 priate just n1w The Auditorium theater is ;he place, s o'c ock the time and 90 cents the price. The tickets are on sale at several places published under the article in this paper headed Big Musical Feature Tonight" w. G, Black If Litte Rock Is here on visit tc his sister, Mrs. Sidney Beasley
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 Oaklawn school will hold one of its meetings at s o'clock Fri day night. May I. at the school build ing The children will give a play, The Browning of May Queen of the 
 The stage win be perfect bower of spring flowers, with Father Time and Mother Earth holding ccurt. Over one hundred children will take part An admission of cents will be charged, the money to be used to. ward planting a school garden, which the boys will care for during the summer
 M. E. Greenfelder of Clayton, Mo Is again located at the Majestic He is frequent visitor to this city and has many friends here.
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 The D. A. R chapter will meet to.