The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13

Turnipseed read a paper on the cost or producing plays. Mrs. George A. Nlil- lars paper on dramatics at ColuInpld university was very much enjoyed. Mrs' B. l.. Waites read a paper on Drarnatl-
 8ation in Schools The story of the mu- sic master was given by Mrs. Edith Edward, after which Mrs. R. K. Walker gave resume of the years work Ihe club reported 50 members for the Red
 Cross society. A plate luncheon was
 served to Mrs. c. R. Walker, Mrs. F. R. Hay. Mrs. N. R. Baker, Mrs. ". 5. Burgin, Mrs. Edith Edwards, Mrs M
 Hughes, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse. Mrs. J. T. Kent Mrs. J. w. Minor, Mrs W. E. Turnipseed, Mrs. Carrie Turner, Mrs. L. k. Vines. Mrs. B. T. Waites Mrs A. K.
 Wright and the hostess
 The marriage of Miss Alice Morelock and MT. Alsey Pratt was beautifully solemnized Thursday night at the home of the bride in the presence of a few friends. The impressive ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas Lem nox. Judge and Mrs w. L. Pratt of Centreville father and mother of the groom, were among the out-of-town guests
 The bride entered to the strains of Mendelssohns wedding march, played by Miss Davis, wearing a dark blue coat suit with hat to match and carrying bouquet of brides roses. MT. and Mrs Pratt left later in the evening for visit to the groom's home in Centreville.
 The Waites class of the Ensley Meth odist Sunday school enjoyed a moon- light picnic at West Lake Thursday night
 Friends of Mrs. L. H. Pennington will regret to learn of her serious illness at her home on Ensley avenue.
 Mrs. w. M Owen of Decatur Is visit ing her mother Mrs Julia McWillians.
 Prof. o. A. Jackson, assistant principal of the Sixth District Agricultural col lege, at Hamilton, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Ellis on Pike avenue.
 Mrs. J. Ellis Brown has returned from visit to her mother, Mrs. Mcclellan, in West Point, Miss.
 MT. Gorden Palmer left Friday for the military training camp at Fort McPher- son.
 Miss Juliet Reynolds, who has been in on the Episcopal convention, is the weekend guest of Miss Frances Yorn@blood, before returning to her home in Talladega.
 Mrs. Thomas R. Walker is Ill with ty- phoid fever at local infirmary. MT. Walker has sufficiently recovered to be to his home.
 The seniors of the Minor school will present a wartime play Tuesday eve ming at o'clock at the Ensley High
 
 ing Quaker lady entertained General Cornwallis. who was in close pursuit of General Washington, and delayed his march so General Putnam with the American rear guard could escape.
 Tory Family-Lady Erskine, Katherine Craig, her daughters, Blanche, Vera Pad gett; Janice. Mary Meehle; only son, Roy (Col Erskine). James Stewart; but Ter. Robert Smith. British soldiers.
 Quaker Family-Mrs Murry, Bernice Lela and Irene her daugh- ters. Thursie Brown and Clarice Mccain; Captain Hardy and Charlie, her sons Will Hickman and Ebert Whitson; Mad anne Courtland, Ruby Bradley; Mabel and Mamie, her nieces, Lois Smith and Margaret Mann.
 Lord Cornwallis, Betty Crossgrove; General Percy, Louie Eastis; corporal, Joe May; private, August Fayette.
 Russian artists-Madame Joneski. Der tha Lee Copeland; Madame Pariski, An nie Lee Parker: Beau Brummel, Eldridge Huffman; dancing girls, third and fourth grades. Music by school orchestra, ac- companied by Miss Grace Hillhouse. Sa- rah Mckenzie. Elizabeth Landgrebe, Will lie Mae Smith, Bertha Lee Copeland, Pearl Walker, Edna Richards, pianist. Russian dance by Miss Mabel Kent.
 Mrs. James Armstrong and Miss Helen Armstrong will be hostesses Wednesday afternoon, when they will entertain their bridge clubs at their home on Ensley avenue. ia
 The last meeting of the year of the Minor School Improvement association was held Tuesday afternoon at the school. when the following officers were elected President, Mrs. c. S. Crossgrove; vice president, Mrs. Saterwhite; secre- tary, Mrs. Ransom; treasurer, Mrs. CoWart