The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-05
TnEsnAY MAY 1h


 10 a. m.-Alumni address, c. C. Mosely, principal Jefferson County High school.
 Il a. Ii.-Business meeting of the alum nj
 4-5 p. m.-Exhibit of the work of the school
 D m.-Play, Midsummer Night s Dream Cbeneft English department.
 WEDNESDAY,, MAY IS. | Il a. m.-Commencement address, pr. George H. Denny, president University of Alabama.
 Awarding Of diplomas. 1 Mrs. shaler Houser in entertaining the Wednesday Card club Wednesday after noon, exvtended her hospitality to an ex- tra table of guests planned to honor her mother. the distinguished Mrs. George Cruikshank of Birmingham. says Tusca- loosa News
 The Houser home in Audubon place is ideally arranged for entertaining and the handsomely appointed apartments were abloom with exquisite pink roses from local gardens and these fragrant flow CTS greatly enhanced the beauty of the living room and dining room, where five tables were placed for the auction series.
 The congenial group of participants in the contest enjoyed thoroughly the in teresting card games and Mrs Sam Friedman captured the club prize, con ssting of dainty crepe de chine cami- sole. Mrs. Sam Clabaugh won the guest trophy, which was a box of lovely hand kerchiefs and to her mother, Mrs. Houser, presented exquisite silk hose.
 { .e guests enjoyed together a delicious salad and an ice course Mrs. Houser enter tains frequently and always with charm and she was particularly fortunate in having as the inspiration of her courtesy on yesterday her mother. Mrs. Cruik- shank, who is universally popular in Tus- caloosa social circles. Assisting in car ing for the material waits of Mrs. Housers guests were Mrs. Anna Van Hoose Davies of Birmingham, Mrs. Jim Fitts, Mrs. Minnegrode. Miss Amee Me Crossin of Birmingham, Mrs. Harry Ed dins and Mrs. Walter Gulley.
 The following invitations have been issued:
 MT. and Mrs. Bishop Stewart Mel win invite you to be present at the mar riage of their daughter. Ellen Bishop, to Mir. Will LeRoy Mckee on Saturday afternoon May 1S at 3 o'clock. St. PauPs Episcopal church, Selma, Ala"
 Wednesday morning at her home on South Hull street, Mrs. Morgan Gill mer delightfully."- entertained few friends, complimentary to Miss Sarah Phelan of Birmingham, who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs Robert Goldthwaite, says the Montgomer Journal.
 Mrs John Carns entertained at luncheon party yesterday at the guest Mrs T. H. DeBardeleben of Sylacagua.
 The table was adorned with a basket of spring blossoms and the guests were Mrs. DeBardeleben, Mrs. J. De- Bardeleben, Mrs. John O'Neil, Mrs. Lil- Han Taylor. Mrs. Garnett Brooks. Miss Mable Evelyn O'Neil, Miss Margaret Silk.
 Cast of characters for sThe Little Pill grims" and "The Book Beloved" to be given by the children of St Andrew Sunday school, under the direction of Mrs. Walter w. Blackman, Monday evening, at o'clock, at the church on Eleventh avenue, south:
 Mother Church, Mary Lee Beatty; Christopher, Merrill Sims; First Little
 
 Pilgrim Boy, Robert Shell; Maths. Jen- nie Abbott; Evensong, Cornelia Kelley; Litany. Georgette Janney; Baptism. Lucy McCalley: Lady Cathechism. Allie Cox; Confirmation. Ethel Ray Snider; Flu charist, Josephine Sims; Psalter, Virginia Ledbetter; Matrimony Mable McHenry; Visitation of Sick. Meta Nathurst; Re- auiem, Horace Shaw; Churchng of Women, Sara Weal<ley: Mars Stella Dick Blackman; Visitation of Prisoners Mary Elizabeth Dozier; Song of Harvest Time, Martha Hood: Family Prayer, Dena Tucker; Ordinal. Langston McCalley; Articles of Religion. Dick Worrell; Book Binder, Carnot Janney: Iectionary Sarah Kelly: Preface Billie Fruitticher: Calendar Sallie Janney; Ratification, Elizabeth Fruitticher; A Child of St. An drew's, Winner Poyner: Flower Girls Mitylene Yates and Elizabeth Hobart; Acolytes; Standard Bearer, Henry Tur- ner.