The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-13
RECITAL GIVEN BY
 JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB
Bessemer MasOns to Hold Meeting-Dairy Cattle to
 Be Inspected

Ressemer. June 12.-(SpecaI)- "A large crowd gathered at the E1ks hall
 tonight to attend the musicale given
 by the Junior Music club. A splendid
 programme was rendered and each
 number was received with much ap-
 plause. The following programme was
 rendered: Garden of Dreams" Gin-
 coln). Byrda Crotwell "Elsen Tanz"
 (Greig), Frances McNeil; "Archers' Pa
 trol' (Conroue), Ethel dagger; violin solo, Beautiful Evening star" (HoisD
 Sadie Ling; "Humoresque" (Dvorak)
 Alice Ragsdale; "Grande Polka de
 line; Life of Beethoven," Ethel Jag
 ger; Poor Butterfly (Hubble), Row ena Drury; violin solo, Star of the West" (Hartman), Christie McTyiere accompanied by Zeta McTyiere: Dancing Waves (Pieczonka), Mar
 garet Golson; "En Nasque" CKit- tredge) Irma Lois Waldrop "Jolly
 Bumblebee" (Bordman), chorus club Convent Bells" (Bollman), Katie
 Ling; violin solo, Wedding of the
 Roses (kellog), Wilma Phillips, ac-
 companied by Elizabeth Reynolds;
 Rustic of Spring" (Sinding), Geral-
 dine Odell, valse, Op. 69 No (Chop- in), Lucille Lytle.
 There will be an all-day singing at Lacey's chapel Sunday and singers from all over the state will be pres ent. An interesting programme has been arranged and dinner will be served on the ground.
 Jefferson Valley lodge No. 95, An cient Free and Accepted Masons, will hold it's regular meeting Wednesday night. Plans will be completed for the entertainment of the members of the lodge and their friends on June 27,
 and all members are urged to be pres l ent
 Dr. George w. Patton, city milk and
 meat inspector, has been instructed | by the Bessemer city council to test all dairy cattle furnishing dairy products | in Bessemer for tuberculosis
 1 No clue has been found as to the l new Hudson super six, belonging to | B. P. Harris of this city, which was
 stolen last night in Birmingham MT
 Harris, with party of friends, was attending a performance at the Lyric theatre and had parked the machine in front of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's
 store and on his return the car was | gone.
 The home of Mrs. W. c. Stoddard on | Clarendon avenue was the scene of a pretty hospitality last night when sht entertained a number of friends in honor of her cousin. Miss Eva McDan- | iel, of Eupora. Miss, who is the guest l of Miss Grace McDaniel The reception 1 rooms were artistically arranged for
 the occasion in ferns, sweet peas, nas- turtiums. while the national colors were also used Fruit punch was 1 served by Miss Grace McDaniel A de- l licious salad course was served the | hostess being assisted in her duties 1 by her sister, Mrs. George Schwartz Those included in this hospitality were
 Miss Mcdaniel, the honoree; Miss Gladys Baird, Miss Elizabeth Phelps
 Miss Besse Everett Miss Mary Louise Thornton, Miss Ward Miss Mabe, Baird, Miss Marjorie Williams Miss Lucille Vickers, Miss Ada McDaniel
 Miss Kathleen Meigs, Miss Grace Me Daniel and Stanley Baird Jay Baird 1 William Mcdaniel. MT. Young, Milton Baird. Guy McDaniel, Dr. J. E. Blaydes | Dr. Cruick, Mir. Ingram, MT. and Mrs | Joe Crook, MT. and Mrs George
 Schwartz and MT. and Mrs. Stoddard Circle No. 3 of the Pastors Helpers
 of the First Methodist church met this afternoon at the home of Mrs Dave Owen at Fossil. A business meeting
 was held and Mrs. Mack Clay who
 was president of the circle, resigned
 and Mrs. James Donaldson was elect ed to succeed her
 l The Sunday School Teachers Train ing school is being conducted at the