The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-31
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invited to attend without cards. The pro- gramme is as follows: Piano (a) Prelude and Fugue," c ma jor (Bach); Cb) "Rondo Ala Turca" (MozarD.
 Piano (a) Sonata" D minor, op. 31, No. (Beethoven). Largo, allegro, ada gio, allegretto.
 Vocal (a) Agra" (Rubinstein); (b) 'Ich Grolle Nicht' (Schumam.
 Piano (a) Waltz" op. 2s, No. QIen- selD; (b) Summer Song" Backer-Gron- dahD; Co "Crescendo'' Lassen; (d ''Scherzo, minor (Mendelssohn).
 Vocal (a) Allah" Chadwick; (b) 70 Let Night Speak of Me" Chadwick.
 Piano, Les Orientals" (MacDowelD; (a) "Clair de la Lune;" (b) "Danse Ia Hamac;" Co "Danse Andalouse."
 Miss Bessie Belle Randall will enter tain at luncheon today, complimenting Miss AItLemore Supple, bride-elect.
 The home dietetics course at Young Womans Christian association will be taught under the supervision of the'American Red Cross Nursing service. The aim of the course is to teach women the underlying principles of cookery and how to apply such knowledge to practical performance of buying, cooking and serv ing in their own homes.
 Ie COuTS6 CONeIS lcSSOHS OI tWO hours each A part of each lesson will be devoted to theoretical instruction and review and the remainder to practical work and demonstrations. The topics are as follows:
 Lesson Hygiene of food
 Lesson 2-Nutrients.
 Lesson 3-Meat and fish.
 Lesson 4-Milk and eggs. Lessen 6-Cereals, bread making. Lesson Meat substitutes.
 Lesson S-Vegetables and fruit.
 Lesson 9-Digestion.
 Lesson 10-Food value and dietary standards.
 Lesson 11-Bill of fare making.
 Lesson 12-Serving meals for family.
 Lesson 13-Food for infants and young children.
 Lesson 1EFood for school
 Lesson 15--Food for sick.
 At the close of the fifteenth lesson an examination, prepared and forwarded from the bureau of nursing, will be given. Those attaining the required aver age will receive certificate.
 This course opens June 1 under the d. rection of Miss Katherine Staley who is graduate of the Chicago School of Technology and has had special work at Peabody.
 The following invitation has been sent to friends in the city:
 Your presence is requested at an in- formal concert and dance Thursday even- ing, May 31. at clock, Ridgely roof garden guest of the Ridgely. Present this card at door,"
 One of the most beautiful childrens dances of the year was the closing dance of the childrens classes of the Miles School for Dancing, which took place last evening at the studio at F'raternal hall Many of. Brmingham's most prominent families were represented and the pro- gramme was as follows:
 Grand promenade and one-step.
 Cobbler's dance Danish)-Little folks. Fox Trot Series-Seniors.
 Holland Kiddies"-Nancy Yeatman and Amelia Clo Spielberger, Helen Friedman and Amy Fox.
 'Bleking'' Swedish)-Juniors
 Petite Coquette' Marie Denegre.
 Allen School Polka-Seniors.
 La Mancha"-Louis Davitt
 "Carrousel'' Swedish Singing Game)- Little folks.
 Aesthetic Waltz-Helen Ridley
 ''Sunbeams'' Polka)-Junors.
 ''Valse Brillante' Elizabeth Satter- field.
 Paul Jones' One-step)-Seniors
 'The Village Belle"-Amy Fox
 Woodland Nymphs s''-Suzanne Moses, Christine Morrow, Ann Brooks, Edmonia Berry Henley and Teresa Shook
 Japanese Dance"-Amy Fox, Eliska