The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
MIDSUMMER
 FESTIVAL

ESllN AL
 Arrangements have been completed for the midsummer festival to be given tomorrow evening for the benefit of the Orphans Home at East Lake, at the home of Mrs J. W. B. Chambers, 4202 Tenth avenue, north, East BIT mingham.
 Time festival is an annual affair, and is given by a number of the ladles of East Birmingham. Inglenook, and Boyles. Many attractive broths have been arranged and an excellent sup per will be served also cream, cake and other irefrsshments.
 A musical programme will be given and Miss Ellen OHare, Miss Mary Muhls Miss Jeanette Gilmore, Miss
 Lucille Anderson. Miss Askew, Mrs. Colgan, MT. Irwin Askew, MT. J. Wright, MT. H. Blotzer and others will render musical and vocal seelctions throughout the evening.
 At 10 o'clock an old-fashioned bar gain sale will be conducted in front of the Country Store" All customers are invited to come early and avoid the rush.
 Much interest is centered in the pop ularity contest. Mrs. Jesse M Carney Of Inglenook is chairman. Miss Eleanor Freeman of Birmin gham and Miss Mil dred Sims of East Birmingham are the lovely contestants. The chairman ana assistants of the different features Of tho evening are as follows: Mrs. J. W. R. Chambers general chairman; MT. John T. Fitzgibbon, secretary ana 1 treasurer. Candy booth, Mrs. Thomas Sadler chairman; Mrs. John T. Fltz- eibbon and Mrs Clifford Wilson. sup per table and old home kitchen, Mrs. William Carney, chairman: Mrs. George W. Harris, Mrs. M F. Thompson, Mrs F. O. Dill, Mrs. James Carlin, Mrs Mat tie Campbell. Mrs. Frances Schneider and Mrs. Elba Cartledge. Coney Island | stand. Mrs Lee Wright, chairman; Mrs. w. p. Armstrong and Mrs. M. Sims. 1 Cake booth. Mrs. Everett Garvey ana | Mrs. L. C. Fitzpatrick. Ice cream booth | Mrs. Lee Dulion, chairman; Mrs k. h. l Sims. Mrs ClarenceN NHillburner and Miss Kate Harris. Soft drink stand MT. Cvarles Gaylord. chairman; MT. AL
 fred Mygrcn and MT. Dan Gayioro. | Country store, Mrs. Walter V. Glaze
 chairman; Cashier. Mrs H. Wallace;
 salesladies, Mrs. J. Sullivan and Mrs 1 T W. Hornady Floor walker and ad- yertisinx manager. MT. Vim cum | minrs: cash boys, Davy Glaze and ROD
 ert Stanley Nygren. number of fan -cv articles will be on sale at the couN' 1 trv store
 MISS HANDLEY RETURNS FROM NEW OkLEANo Miss Virginia B. Handley has returnec | from New orleans, where she spent tn. summer taking a special course in Rsd Cross work.
 | Miss Handley. who is one Of Birmins' lham's most talented and charming young
 women, has been most active Tn va
 work. She was assistant hostess or the Y. w. C. A. at Camp Pike. and later
 spent two years in oversee dutX' wnere
 she was connected with the recreation
 hut service of the Red Cross in France
 Miss Handley will be the field secre
 tary of the North Alabama District ol
 the Red Cross, with headquarters m thi'
 city She will have charge of all tn'
 North Alabama counties, reorginizing thu
 Red Cross chapters with a peace-tim'
 programme. which will consists Of puoli' health, recreation and home service
 Miss HandTey, before leaving New Or leans. was the guest of Mr. and MFs
 Bishop Perkins. Mrs. Perkins will D remembered as Miss Pauline CurriA. wh
 has frequently visited MT. and Mrs. Ed
 ward Tutwiler. Jr
 Many delightful parties were given To- Miss Handley and during the past weea MT. and Mrs Perkins entertained at 1 large swimming party buffet supper which included more than forty guests. The New Orleans States, of rec
 ent date, published a very beautiful DIG
 ture of Miss Handley. with most inter
 esting lines.