The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

Who gave their llNeS on the Ddttle- fields of France, wnen on Monday 10 orning their, friends from the Qpin- taFe Avenue School planted tree in their honor on the campus of the school. one of the rarty said, We considered a poplar tree peculiarly fit tlng. It shoots upward toward heaven, bnffets every storm and whispers ever of hope. faith and 1ove, typical in truth of the two boys who sacrificed taeir all for the love of that whlch they deemed right"
 The commencement exercises of Nohle Institute are teing anticipated with eager delight by the many friends and patrons of this popular institu7 ton. The exercises will begin with the commencement sermon to be de- livered by Dr. Leon NJ Latimer at Parker Memorial Church next Sunoay ,aorning. On May 2S the preparatory etrartment will present The En- onanted Garden on the Noble Insti- trte campus On May 27 interesting class day exercises will be held, and on May 2S the graduating exercises. when Rev H. Fields Saumenig, rector of St Peters Church of Rome will dtliver au address, The 1920 graduat- !rg class is composed of the following coterie of attractive girls Miss Mary Evelyn Arnold Miss Anne Herren, Mss Erin ,Shaffer, Miss Elizabeth Jor- san. Miss Florence Wilson, Miss .Au- 2usta Vann, Miss EInice Billingsley, Miss Kathleen Duke and Miss Lucy i Norwood.
 : Miss Hannah Key aolds was hostess t. the Wednesday study Club at her l home on Tyler Hill Wednesday after , oon Plans for entertaining the visit ors who are to attend the meeting of i the Second district of Federated Clubs, which convenes in Anniston on Tues day and Wednesday. were discussed Miss Mary Gardner chairman of the :, entertainment committee, gave an in- ! teresting report. All of the delegates | will be entertained at the Inn and the sessions of the convention will be held ] in the wicker room of the Inn. on Tuesday evening a brilliant reception will be given by the federated clubs of Anniston in honor of the Vlslting ] eiIpwomen Some of Alabama's most pr6minent women will attend the con- vention,
 The study Club decided at the meet ] ing OH Wednesday to study drama next year and Miss Ethel Hauser Miss Hannah Reynolds and Miss Alice Pet ;us were appointed tc arrange pro gramme for next seasons study. At | the conclusion of the business session,
 
 l delightful ice course.
 A beautiful cantata. Near to Ma ture's Heart" was presented by the | Choral Club under the direction of Miss Ida Kline in the library club room on Tuesday evening. The stage was artistically decorated in quantltles of spring flowers and the members of the Choral Club attractively gowned in dainty white frocks.
 Near to Natures Heart" portrayed the call of spring and Maytime cpl sodes. The programme was opened with a morning invitation, chorus by the club. Mrs. Louis Ogletree sang l .sThe Inivtation:" Miss Kline and Mis-: Dishman, Seed Time" Miss Brella ILloyd. "The Sunbeam" Mrs. T. T. But Ter. "The Naughty Tulip" Miss Kline and Mrs Hampson, Winds and the Sunbeam;" Mrs. B. R. Cole and Mss Kline, Ringing the Bells; Miss Eliza T beth Roberts and Mrs. Percy Qulnn
 .sThe Invitation to the Dance Amont the choruses contributed by the clu' twere Blossom Time" 'Murmur of tn
 Stream" and Night and the Fairies
 Mrs Joseph Coffman accompanied al
 of the numbers at the piano.
 Miss Kline, a musician of note, Wh'
 so efficiently directs the Choral Clut I was heartily congratulated upon th
 complete success of the cantata Be
 sides being a capable instructor, Mis-
 Kline possesses a lovely lyric sopran voice and lends her talents most gen
 erously to Anniston's musical events
 A large number of representatlV club women were guests of the Chau tauqua Circle at the home of Mrs !
 H. Lanford on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs William Ross Lloyd and MS Carrie Sterne conducted an interestln : programme on The old south, b
 Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs. Lloyd gay : a resume of the book. Miss Sterne spok of the writers of the south, Miss Carr , Mcclure Knox Gave a reading M Lady," by Thomas Nelson Page; MT
 W. M. Salter read short poem an
 several members of the club and gues'
 contributed impromptu stories An ol
 chestra played several old souther i melodies. Mrs. Walker Reynolds entertained ch
 Matrons' Study Club at her home