The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21

southern mind as a college of most un- usual type. The college women have now brought to us representatives from high standard colleges in the far south, middle south, middle east, and far north east It is probable that next year they may have to visit them some representa- tive of one of the middle western in- stitutions. It means much to Birmingham to come in close touch with these distin- guished men, It even means more to Birmingham mothers and the girls to get s personal view of so many types of col 1eges open to women
 
 The members of Blessed Sacrement Academy Drama club will give their an- nual play, "The Tudor Sister, on Friday evening, in the Academy auditorium, at s o'clock.
 Great preparations are being made and the proceeds go to the Drama club.
 The following is the dramatis personae:
 Queen Mary of England, McCarty. K Princess Elizabeth, her sister, Miss Frances Carau.
 Mary Stuart Miss Nellie Schosser.
 Mrs. Ashley, governess to Princess Elizabeth, Miss Kate Ray.
 Duchess of Norfolk Miss Alice Osnient.
 Countess of Feria, Miss Marie Hayden.
 Lady Mary Seymour, Miss Ethel Moi fet.
 Countess of Lenox, Miss Mary Lotion.
 Lady Mary Howard, Miss Theodore Poull
 Naramatta, Indian Princess, Miss Anna Travers.
 Her Child, Miss Mary L. Osment.
 Countess of Nottingham, Miss Ada Mahan.
 Lady Cecil, Miss Margaret A. Thornton.
 Lady Southwell, Miss Kathrine Broad head
 Angel. Miss Sarah Frawey.
 Executioner, Master John Gill.
 Pages, attendants, and children who dance before Queen Mary, Indian witches, fairies.
 Indian chief, Kathleen Rielly.
 An interesting programme will be pre- sented at Cable hall on Friday evening, at 8 D. m
 William Dean Howell's play, "The Mouse Trap farce, will be presented by the following caste Misses Ida Hill, Miriam Hostetler, Iva Veltman, Flor ence Paupline Hill. Grace Morrison, Ethel Hill, Jennie Abbott, Rosemond Hill and Mr. Fred Holcomb. The principal char acter, Mrs. Aimee Barnes, a young widow. will be taken by Miss Rosemond Hill. Miss Hills capable work reflects the splendid training of her teacher, Mrs. Earle G. McLin, and her artistic work has been noted by many in her previous appearances in recital.
 After the play an attractive perform ance will be presented by Mir Alvin Err nest Belden and Mrs. Sara Cullins-Atlxins. A group of old English songs of folk lore will be interpreted with drama tic action en costume.
 MT. Belden will give his interpretation of the French doll which made such an impression last spring at the fashion ball. He will also present group of dialect readings
 This performance is for the beenfit of the Older Girls Teen age class of Simp- son Methodist Episcopal church.
 February 12 to r is to be celebrated in Birmingham as suffrage week. The state convention will meet February F and Is, and the suffrage school, under the auspices of the National Amercian Woman Suffrage association, will be held here on February IA, b. 16 and r. The secretary of the school. Miss Amelia Worthngton, is registering students each day The school is free and will be taught by four national leaders Mrs. Justins Leavitt Wilson is the principal of the school and instructor in the classes of woman suffrage history. Mrs T. G. Gotham will teach public speaking and publicity Miss Anne Doughty will have the department of organization and parliamentary law. The morning classes will be from 10 to 1 o'clock, and the aft ernoon classes from ? to 4;15 o'clock on February 16 which is Wednesday of suffrage week. At o'clock in the even ing there will be public meeting held probably at the Jefferson theatre All of the civic bodies as we'll as each in dividual merchant of Birmingham is CO., operating withAthe suffrage association in making this week success.
 With its usual lovely courtesy the Southern club. anticipating the appear anne here of the Boston National Grand Orera company, has extended an invi- tation to the principals in each of the casts of Faust and Aida" including Maggie Teyte, Ricardo Martin, Jose Mar dornes, Dorothy Follies. Marie Winiests- kaja. Giovanni zenatelo Maria Gay, George Baklanoff. Luisa Villain, Anna nian, Lazzari. Remario. Peralta and Mr. Roberto Moranzoni, MT. and Mrs Max Rabinoff. MT. Max Hirsch and Fulgenzio Guerrieri, for an "after-the-opera' sup per in the tudor room Saturday evening, February 8. If the artists accept the in- vftp tjon of the club. most beaufifllI oc-