The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-01
EVENTS OF TODAY

The Birming gham Writers club at 3 o'clock, at Civic association. Lakeview School Improvement associa- ton this morning at 1o.S0 o'clock. Mrs Ivor Jones entertains Cambrian society this morning at her home at Il o'clock.
 Daughters of Israel meets at o'clock at the Hebrew school building. The Central union, W. c. T. U., meets this afternoon at o'clock.
 The Parent-Teachers' association of Temple Emanu-El meets this afternoon at 3:30 at the temple.
 Allison chapter, o. E. s. 16s meets this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The Robinson School Improvement as sociation meets this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock.
 Mrs. Joseph Norman entertains her eIup for Mrs. Bonnie.
 Mrs. William Learys luncheon for Mrs Bonnie.
 Miss Annie Hood Coulbourn's luncheot for Miss Murchison.
 The Creche meets with Mrs. Alex Lon don this morning at Il o'clock UW Classical Association of the Mid OVS dle West and South. which meets in Atlanta, April 10-20, of which Miss H.R Thornton of this city is vice president for Alabama. The following in vtation has been issued to all teacher. of classics of the state:
 We have an unusual opportunity in the coming meeting of the Classical Associa ton of the Middle West and South, il Atlanta. April lO-12 The invitation Atlanta was extended by the mayor of Atlanta, the governor of Georgia, tn chancellor of Emory university. the pres ident of Oslethorpe university, the pres went of the Georgia State School of TecI noogy. the Chamber of Commerce, a. by other local organizations Atlanta a great southern city and We are : sured of cordial welcome. We are wr.t ing to invite and urge you to meet Wi. US in Atlanta. If you are not a membe. of the association, we want you to } there anyway.
 This is the first time the association has met in the southeast We must us this opportunity and rally to Atlanta i, full numbers. Extend this invitation {, al your friends who are interested in tn cla ssics whether teachers or not The programme will be good onc Many prominent teachers will be pre- ent, men of whom you have heard ane whom you will like to know personally Several of the speakers are from othe. lines of work, some are prominent bus ness men, but firm friends of the classics There will be a special programme O the teaching of Latin in the higl schools and normal schools It is under stood. however. that the progra vii not be overcrowded this year an ful time will be given to free discussion of the various topics.
 This invitation to you is very urgen We really want to SC in Atlanta ever teacher of Latin and Greek in the entire south. A day or two spent with your fellow teachers will help you and them and at the same time strengthen the cause in which we are all working that of real education.
 We hape to see you in Atlanta at thi meeting, April 10-l2. Sincerely yours,
 JOSIAH B. GAME,
 Florida State College for Women
 CHARLES E, LITTLE, Georgia Peabody College for Teachers.
 E l.. GREEN,
 University of South Carolina.
 w. D. HOOPER.
 University of Georgia.
 F.. K. TURNER
 Emory University.
 w. E. SAFFOLD.
 University of Alabama.
 A. w. MILDEN,
 University of Mississippi.
 GEORGE HOWE,
 University of North Carolina.
 c. W. PEPPLER,
 Trinity College.
 EDWARD B, BECHTEL,
 Tulane University. SATURDAY EVENING MUSICALE One of the interesting events of the week will be the musicale on Saturday evening at the home of Mir and Mrs. Edward w. Barrett to be given by Mrs.