The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-08
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Paramore, Miss Eleanor Murdoch, Miss Grace Moffett, Miss Katherine Maine, Miss Lillian Maddox, Miss Emine What ley, Miss Wilbur Leake, Miss Helen Da- wis, Miss Martha Collier. Miss Ethel Lat ady and Miss Anita Latady.
 St. Marys Parish Guild will give patriotic silver tea on Wednesday aft ernoon at o'clock at the home of MT, Phares Coleman on Highland avenue. All members of the church and their friends are invited to attend.
 The choir of the Owenton Methodist church will render Schnecker's The Risen King" this evening at 7:30 o'clock. including the following programme: Pre- lude. Easter hymn (Worgan). Solo, 'Hosanna" (Granier). Mrs. J. H. Howell. Easter hymn (Regent Square). Offer tory. Cantata, "The Risen King" The choir, composed of Mrs. s. O. Kimbrough, Mrs. J. H. Howell, Miss E. J. Willoughby and MT. E. L. Colebeck, is under the di- rection of Miss Bert Rogers pianist.
 
 Mrs. Key Miner invites the ladies of her neighborhood to meet at her home on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock to form a unit of the Red Cross association The object of this unit will be to take an active interest in the work and to begin at once making bandages and other things to be designated by the Red Cross association. All interested are invited to be present at this time.
 The Southern School of Music will present Margaret Marshall, child pianist. in recital Tuesday evening at s:15 o'clock at Cable hall. The follow ing programme will be given, Sonata op. (irst movement (Mozart); Rondo op. 129 (rage over the lost coin) (Beethoven). Scenes From Childhood'' (Schumam About Strange Lands and People, fCu- rious Story Catch Me If You Can.' 'Entteating Child.' Important Event "Contentedness," Dreaming" (TraumerD, By the Fireside,'' Knight of the Hobby horse" Almost Too Serious" Brighten ing Child Falling to Sleep "The Poet Speaks Spinning Song' (Men- delssohn). "The Flaxen- Haired Girl tDebussy). Waltz F Minor (Chopin) '.Gnomenreigen' Gisz). Etude (FrimD. The public is invited to attend.
 The T. O. B. club of woodlawn was most delightfully."- entertained last Thurs day evening with dinner party given by Miss Sara Louise Fulton and Miss Catherine Newsom at Miss Newsom' s home. The table was exquisitely deco rated to carry out the Easter idea. MT, Clarence Andrews acted as toastmaster. The members of this club are: Misses Sara Fulton. Louise Ware, Catherine Newsom, Margaret Proctor, Margaret Kennedy and Elizabeth Buckshaw, Messrs. Clarence Andrews, Romaine Proctor Stafford Siliman. George Mason, James Noel and Fred Colley. Miss Jua- nita Lanier was a guest of the club.
 
 The expression pupils of Mrs. Earle G. McLin are giving the last rehear- sals on the play, The Little Princess"
 This play comes recommended to Mrs. McIin by Mrs. A. Starr Best of the Drama League of America as the very best play of its kind in the Drama league catalog, and Is one of the royalty plays Nearly all of the leading roles in the play are being taken by pupils who have been study ing several years with Mrs. McLin.
 Mrs. McLin has been in Birmingham a number of years. and both as a teacher and reader has been wonder fully successful.
 ''The Little Princess is one of the most elaborate plays ever given in Birmingham by local talent. The play will be given at three different places. It will be given first at Elks' hall. in Ensley. on Thursday evening. Follow ing that date it will be givep at Cable hall. on Friday evening. under the