The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-28

I fully serve the souths little ones. It cor dially invites the earnest cooperation Of 1 all chiidren's agencies throughout the state, and all doctors and nurses who come in touch with sick children Send them to us. Our wards are yours More ! over, 1t begs your interest and your SUD- port. No contribution Is too small to aid Tn carrying on this noble work Will you not help us, you who are the mothers and fathers of children, you whose little ones have been called into that garden where sickness cannot be- you who have not been privileged to serve children of your own? You know the great joy of service and the radiance that comes into your own life from giving in small or large way. And you would surely feel like giving to this far reaching work, duplicated by no other institution in the state, if you could but hear the feverish cry of the sick babies aud children saying so plainly: Help us, or We cannot live; our lives are precious, and your money will save us now Faithfully yours. The Executive Board of the Children's Hospital, Mrs. Craw- ford Johnson, President. Please send your contribution of cash, check or money order to Mrs. Walter c. Phillips, Treasurer.
 Birmingham centre of the Drama league announces for its November meet ing presentation of the clever comedy, Much Ado About Betty" at the Jeffer- son theatre, on the evening of Wednes- day, November A. This play was presented last year by the Loveman & Joseph Dra- natic club under the skilful mana cement of Miss Evelyn Wilkerson It was so far ahead of the usual amateur performance that the extensive branch of the Drama league, in appreciation of the excellent work done Is delighted to give league members an opportunity to enjoy the play.
 The following musical programme viii be given this evening from 6sO to S:30 o'clock at the Tutwiler by Wiegands or chestra:
 salutation, 'The star-spangled Ban ner."
 "Polonaise Militaire' (Chopin). Overture. "Atala" (NIchiels) Concert waltz, Southern Roses (Strauss)
 Fantasia. 'Mignon'' (Thomas). "Spagnuola" (Berge). Reverie, "The yoive of Chimes Uui- ginD.
 "Allah's Holiday from "Katinkae (FrimD
 Intermezzo. "courtesy,'' twiegand.
 Medley, Hawaiian Airs (Lake).
 March. Patriotic" (Rosey)
 Requests are invited and will be cheer fully fulfilled
 There will be play given at Griffins s hall in Avondafe by the members of the Building Circle, No. ?. for the benefit of the Avondaie Methodist church, on Tues day evening, at o'clock
 The title of the play is Aunt Diana's Quilting Party and the cast of charac- ters is as follows:
 Robert Hunter J. E. Goss; Deacon Pea body. MT, Fitch; Parson Goodboy, Pro- lessor Algood Reuben, Hoidcraft Carl McCool; Freddie, Thomas Jones Pase- more; Dina Peabody, Mrs. w R. Star back; Hettie Peabody Mrs. J. T. Me- roney; Marandy Spriggin,s Mrs. Terry: Grandma Pepper Mrs. Cecil Page: Nellie Sanderson. Miss Nellie Page; Mrs. Do- little. Mrs. Mathis; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. $. q. Frye, Ceely Martin, Mrs. Fitch: Mrs. Mark. Mrs. D. c. Ball; Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Sloan: Mrs SpOoner, Mrs w. M. Haynie. Girls and Boys, Mrs. S. O'Dell, Mrs. \. E. Ritchie. Mrs. R, Harvey, Miss Ruth Kel- ley. Miss Grace Waters. pr. s. R. Caffee. Mir. D. c. Ball, MT. Mathis,
 Mrs. Joseph Patton Weir will entertain at an Auction Bridge party on Wednesday afternoon at her home on South Fifteenth avenue. complimenting Miss Nina Nich- olson "a bride-elect,
 The Astraea Literary society of the Gen. tral High school entertained its members and friends at very delightful Hal- loween social on Friday afternoon. In-
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