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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
JOHN HENRY WINS 2;O5
PACE RACE At ATLANTA
l.. Colorado, Owned and Driven by
Cox, Takes First Money, In )
ZOO Trotting Event.
Iny Associated rress. ]

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. lS.-'rhe open
ing on the Lakewood track here to-
day for the final week OF Grand Cir
cult racing under ideal weather con-
d!tionS ana with the track In fairly
good condition brought out four hotly
contested events, three pacing and
one ;ro:tng.
John Henry. bay gelding and q
consistent winner this season, the
property of Thomas w. Murphy. took
the ":05 pace. winning the first and
third heats. his best time being 2:O2
Ia. The 2:la pace went to Captain
Mack. brown horse. in strait heats
while the third pacing event, for the
2:2o class. was won by Nellie s., 4
bay mare by c. G.. English. OF Rome,
Ga. and pilotcd by George stiles
veteran Georgia pilot. 1t took four
heats to decide the race.
In the trottinE event OF the day.
open to the 2:0o class. II. Colorado,
bay horse owned by the Cox stable
and driven by Cox won by taking
the first and third heats.
Summaries:
2:c5 class pacing. three heats;
purse. $500:
John Henry. b. G., By wnkoc
I,ai Malone. b. &. by FRINGE
Argoi Hal tChiIds) ....... .
John X. Bradcn. h. H., by John
Il; Gentry CThomus) ........ ,
Esther r.. b. m, by Baronward
King tMurphy) . "a
Timc-::02 IL; 2:04 Ii: 2:02 IA
purse. $1,000:
CAPTAIN Mack, br. H., by the
Eondsman (Clinc) . / /
Kokomo George. CHI x. by
licdgcwood Boy MARTINI. : .
Cherry Willis. br. M, by Peter
the Great (S,okcs) ......... ,
J. Il. ". b. *. by Woodland
BOY CIV. l.. Adams) .. A 4
Time 2:e1 IL; 2:05 IL: 2:0J IL
::o9 class trottinE-thrce heats;
purse. $1,000:
l.. Colorado. b. H., by Colorado
E. tcoX) ............... . /
BiIs,on, b. H.. by DinGura (Nlc-
Black Diamond, blk. H.. bv
zoliocl (Erwin) , : ?
Oscar Watts. b. -. by General
Watts UIyde) ....:.... 4
Dorothy Day. ch. m. By Peter
the Great TialD : 4 Z
lime-2:lo IL: 2:ll IA: 2:lOl-1
go class paciug-thrce heats:
purs" $1,000 tadded money, 5000:
Nellie s. b. M. tStiles) . / l
ENpcnSe, b. x, by Frisco G.
Cllyviile Hal. s. X, by Halle
iuJah (Armstrong) +, i,
star Walter. b. g.. by Direct
Star (Trollcy) .....3 4dr.
La Belle Patch. blk. m, by
Dan Patch (Branch) : die
american Man also started Time
--:io IL: 2:l2 Ii: 2:l6 Ia; 2:oJ Ia,
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LAToNIA ENTRIES

;3 sa * |: '''5aE .c ,,s,sG-y'1 y.
Trr@!,us. -. 'Eas. iii. LSul 1909 I < ,,E ~.
,S5@cond race $40" claiming: ,vo.y.,-
3 ,nn;s'a TO-. COL ,:nl sc.d.nrs: Hyc ana
-! in5 '"T Mo,l no. TON r,eeh 10 .'B'r son
ii..ssot lis; .iFh wGth ,i;: p.n ia'' c Or
Hn- ~ Also E!h'c-'iiohur III
Ii:. slip Hionr in JT,rd i's: Joe Mancni
Third .rac--'l.5H ,i.irlr'r' ,h-. ~;
Tnney iadv ,C'' az On On .aass5'e. miles
De hrne Imu !c;: Warlllie 10. S.rionI:sr
One Inn. 1S5 . 81 @nt.;s, CT. ,'; ma
board. lbs: The Gallant. 10: Co,s,i,,,,U,fGiHs
Sa1 fh 13o; niFo SSiissel.s1s;9; p.ln.g 20
80: Ienihan, io.. ' ''"'Dh
E a2.9ih. and ,ad' n. :siqwanc. me.
adlse. ioi; Marjorie Hyn.s ,s h' W., rhr
T,iIs 10 co,,on nl"sso,n. Io5 .Jorce. ite
Fifth rac.-.is ,o. siiowanc"s; me-. 10.
eds and o.; on- n'!e-Hrrrv ~ y. VIZ:
saht5. io5. tGv Csc Ga;S,ofe rS INN" i95 Tipp
sixth race. 81 80 allowances: ,wo-yo,-
Srg!nan A f1 IN v,,t, tx a. ss1r.r
Sorke. ~: ssr i.sxn>ui 10: MusFaiia
ia coyre E"ee ,GaYsor ~ il, hHfe,s E" r.
T, ,. iC1 "a ics A,.o ,silsinls Scott,
s.-n Dszy. ~ ""''" '''' D"rie'''nr' i''
seyen,h race-Donenp. claiming. ,hrc.
!n.lc.a'Tecp. 1885, E,rih s'r'ds i6.: .Fri,
~: 'Go'sen oChaI.e. lo5,;. rair Orient. %;
King. 10. w.n6n"h' i ~ I'm TX "ary r.;
I n'.o sI,ci hn;,edlsr 10: ninsy .o.esp j,
'Gourmand. Iot .Irr"w Point, io ii<o'' '''
.nnnplerilec allowance claimed.
weather. clear: track. fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

DOBsON DISAPPOINTED
WITH SPIDERS SHOWING
Will Put Squad Through Strenuous
Week for Saturdays Hard
Game With Davidson.

Greatly disappointed with ms
charges showing, as a whole. on
saturday against liampden-S Sidney,
Coach Frank pobson. of the Univer-
@sity OF Richmond. had his entire
squad wearing heavy equipment yes
to-day afternoon. Heretofore when
tho Spiders reported oil Mondays for
their workouts they have simply
donned lighter toys and have gone
through nothing more strenuous than
shadow drill. but Dobson found it
necessary to alter his policy, at least
FOR this week.
The case with which the Tigers
ran through the center Of the Spiders
line was a demonstration TO the Red
and Blue admirers that the locals
were not as strong as they should be,
and Yesterdays vigorous program rs
therefore only indicative OF what VII!
take place on Stadium Field this
week i'm preparation for the strong
Davidson eleven on Saturday bop.
son viii allot the major portion OF
his time in boistcrinS-up the Vest
kanptoaites' defense so as TO Pre-
sent bulwark against the expert
cnced Davidsonian attack
While the Spider back ilcid laenso
it's accustomed drive Saturday the
local mentor is not worried over TINS
department as the hot weather last
Saturday is given as a cause yer inns
lack. one pleasing feature OF Satur
days contest. 10 Dohson. was tn" an
parently cxcellcn; physical coalition
Of the Spiders.
There will be three hard scr!m-
IMAGES this week beside the regular
shadow mancuvcrs. DobSon Will also
give n great deal of attention 10 drop
kicllinG having in XieGler and Tow!l!.
mon who can be relied on from as
far back as the thirty-yard line.
Dobson replaced Jones with Towiil
in the Tiger fracus simply to save
Jones for the coming game. and VIII
keep the hcady general out 81 scrim :
mage this week so nc VIII he in TIP
ron condition for Saturday. Towiii
Will be seen Saturday AZ half back a.
icast par; OF the contest and VIII
get "a chance To lead the team Shou!u
~ (. warrant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
J. ". II. $. A. A. El,c,,.n

The Athletic Association OF Joh,
Marshall High School yesterday elect
ca oiicers for the ensuing year. Be-
bers. the association set two DAYS
aside for the election this wear
ELECTION results follow: president. w
1Tehsha"; vice -preS!dcnt Bessie
Winston: secretary. II. McCarroi,
faculty representatives. Miss Cross
a. w. James, II. =. James: treasurer
MT. Deicrhoi: manager football team
pall team. G. Sharp; assistant man.
aGcr baseball team. V Biddlc. man.
aGer track team. &. I.assiter; assis.
Iant manager track team. j. Kline;
manager basketball team Il Hrav
ASSISTANT manager basketball team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
HUGHEY JENNINGS WILL BE
BACK IN MAJOR LEAGUE BALL
NEXT SEASON AS MANAGER
In:. Associated rress.I

SSNANToN. PA, Oct. iS.--lIuEhey
trolt American League club. tonipht
oehicd the reports that he is 10 man
use the New lCrH Americans next
Il have no; qui; baseball for rooa
anu me coming season will in ali
PROBABILITY tind me back on the n:, =.
JOE league diamonds he added.
re expects 10 spend the winter in
scranton continuing his practice Of
TAN Mr.. Jennings made de,inlt. an.
noaAccncnt mat he has been otered
o Ia. inahaserShip Of two major league.
ana me other IN the National
may be called away tomorrow
LOT a conference. hut nothing ccrtain
MI ns known until early next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
BALLOON LANDS SAFELY
LNv Assnclntcd prcss !

HlEM lNc;liAM, ALA. oct. 1S.-A.
80 stevens, the ucronaut. who lett
hci" saturday IN test night in his
"a ION; the h!s!" Delight. has landed
= 'r!cRram from him received by
the chamber OF Commerce.
stevens balloon was inflated with
be- used hy competitors i'm the inter.
iiat'oni! balloon race starting here
Saturday He reported the test was
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SPORTS
COACH WARREN WORKING
V|RC|N|A'S SQUAD HARE:
Disappointed Over Showing Made
Against Johns Hopkins-Thrce
Regulars Laid Up.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct. IS.
Hack from Baltimore where IL
rather mediocre article OF ball was
olsplayed in the encounter WIFI.
johns Hopkins. VirEinia's footba..
cIeFen started this afternoon four
uay Grind in preparation for next
saturdays contest with Rutgers.
Ihrec regulars, who were Injured
saturday, were missing from todayis
iihe-up: quarter back. Oppleman:
guard Blackford. and left end. Davis.
WIT. former V. NJ. !. quarter back,
ran mo team today in tho absence
PiIucd at the frequent fumbles on
Saturday. Head Coach Warren pava
inc backs a thorough test today by
making them hold on the pigskin
"hile numerous tacklcrs ATTEMPTED
TO KNOCK 1t from their arms.
The original trouble makers, THE
RE,STIESS SEX ~AAS
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Snapshots Of Sport
ny JOE COIN.

II some o: the spider varsity men
don'; snap la;o IT. ;hey Will So"
>scoad-s;r.ns boys playing thelT
positions saturday against pav!dsoh'
VITA the $4,000 Hermitage Coun-
,ry club drive we'll under way. Rich
lro-i Will have q country cup 70 %"
n-ouf O: when .he contemplated I'm
,,-ryar,en;s nav. been made The
course = one ot The hes, IN :Gs Coun-
y from ? Biographies, standpoint
and all i needs : little touching
Muoa .ate-es; j. already being
shown IN :Ee boxing eNh. oi;!oH a.
ranged Tor neNt week. This ea.e--
te.-rren- Is s9-t OF : hank you" %
,s regular wrestling fans who nave
-:-@aEs: ;-= many matches .@!s SEA-
so :: q7ss !ol=, Promoter 'Z%Hs'
Srt'h XII. stage tTo battle ROYALS
r.:a SIX negroes q ,Ae -.ag
-=E:as . look = z some drastic
e.4rG-s ~c-ld soon :2::e place II the
-F--E=-.zl-E - r-ctsss iona. base bail,
49, -5ias 70 -e7o-,s from Chicago.
To- -@1 pushing .a% new movement
"a: atte- TIE c-ooi: and gambler
a7t mean = give iAe spo-:.l97.aE
n75lie . Sood clean game
TAe ,a,.s- O. a4si.e,oa, lsasu. IS
ginning 80 Eet under Wa The
'n@" oeH.n1 PIE noe ere :-%.ns %
'H
yF:th teams -"p-"S cat!-g eli the big
commercial houses, banks ana ANA
r-u- athletic c.-.s l. pos! bl- the?
WIZ have teams from the various ma
tional sue-1 ou.a;s n town as mem
bt-s.
= wcIl-frowa ivory-hun.er' from
,ae biz show. Who has shown for
"r= By r.0. King OF &.H,l~rs ,whp have
mrnded 10 Ken f'-niay. or..ld.,, Of
"a" Co!ts, s. couple al scuuge,crs who
h. says n"ed only . Years seasonin.
~ no minors. one ~ them is q nil
liy snGrlder who ht: $50 las, season
4n class q League.
As The John Ma-shal Athletic club
IS gradually getting into ehare. Fri.
Al are working hard % %, into CON
HitioH and x would not be surn-!s-
!n 10 So" Hunter CARPENTER put over
one OF his placement, h.cEs.
rho Richmond Spiders viii hnv. "a
DO q lot az hard WORK &: they cxpcc.
- hold the s.ron. Davidson team on
Sa'urday. Those fsNows s-c pu,ting
be tough NUS to crack
those five american Loagu" clubs
NJ" sIcS 50 cose 10 Ban Johnson
;tF"u careful the twelve otNa, olrhc
IN IN" '"o major .eacuas viii o-r.n-
i%e league nf their own. leaving ,ho
'dHiliul Ave cut p the cold 'Thny
W"h' gooi. clean bascba!. ana intend
naying It;
That gets vs. hack 10 ms yi-rfria
j-Ttgu" of ours ana tho doing nr,,.
M.il IN" sDiit season /, ccr,ajniy.
~" sooner !; is done away WIN ,ha
better of tn" league v-fll 10 sap"
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BENEDlCTINE LOSES, 6 TO O

FiSht!nS up to the last minute
thc football eleven of IencdictInc
school went down to defeat ycstcr
day afternoon at BYRD Park before
the strong McGu!rc's School team nv
me score OF u to o. Rcans' plIntini,
for the winners and Harris oIi'rn,,,,t
nlayInS Tor the losers featured the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19
BENNY LEONARD VICTOR
LEY Asencin1nh nra..

THN AssOclutch prcss
AKRON. OHIO. oct. ls-Rcnnv
leonard. lightweight champion, out,
nointcd Johnny Tillnan. ST. Pau
here tonight. The men entered Tho
Tlhs AT catchwcights. TiiIman was
aggressive, but Leonard was too fast
and clever e
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- -=E:.s . look = y some drastic
eE6rG-s Tc-lG soon :4&e place IN the
-+-sc=-.zi-c G.. r-ctsss!ola. baseball,
--li-. 70 -spi--s from Chez 20.
To- --- pushing 'a% new movement
- "a: atte- TIE crook and gambler
aEE mean - eve Tire spC-t-lov.Iy
N15i5r SccG, clean gam.
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The original trouble makers. THE
RESTLESS SEN.-AdY.
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Restless SSr.--hdv.
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II some o: the spider varsity. men
dor'; snap la;o IT. ;hey Will So"
>vcoad-St-.ns boys playing their
positions saturday against Davidson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-19

Win the sa0.ooo Hermitage Coun-
,r.- Grub drive we'll under way, Rich
~ ord viii nave country club 70 o.
proud O: whom Inc contemplated I'm
;,-overler;s nave been made. The
course J. one oE The hes, II he coun-
e-v from c-oc-aphica, standpoint;
and all i needs : i l!tt!e touching
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caste. the dramatic director and the audi
 ence The play will be noteworthy be- cause the caste is actually composed of amateurs in dramatic work, students with TO previous dramatic training. This gives the public a demonstration of the fairly effective work that mateurs, whe- willing to work, can accomplish. For that very reason, interest on and off the campus is directed toward the leading
 man, MT. Parsons, the reports of whose pleasing work are becoming pronounced His support, Miss Mildred Clapp is no mean second. while the comedy of Miss Nelle Hodges and MT. Gladstone Jacksoni bids fair to be an illustration of the humor of characterization rather than farcial situation.
 In the past few years, Miss A. Be1. Clark has trained castes for the pro duction of number of plays and adap- tations of plays, chief of which are Mason's Green Stockings" Yeates' Land of Hearts Desire,'' Lady Gregorys ",rhe Rising of the Moon," Jones' 'The Ma neuvers of June," Mrs. Peabody's 'The Piper" Maeterlnck's 'The Blue Bird.' Julius Caesar" Eliot's "Silas Marner." She has directed the original writing and two performances o a play named The Man for the Place. and produced a number of farce skits the last one of which, "The Escapades of Esmeralda," written by her, has been given this spring at Woodlawn, Pratt City
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NEW PLANS FOR
 I'ALIIANCE FRANCHISE

At the last meeting of L'Alliance Fran caise which took place Tuesday evening at the Civic Association new plans for the club were discussed and decided upon. Hereafter all the meetings of the club will take place in the afternoon, with hours from to 6. This change has been made in order that many of the members,
 who found it impossible to attend the night meetings, might come in the after noon. Also, beginning with the next meeting, which will take place Tues day, May IS, the club will hold it's meet
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MISS DAVIS HOSTESS

Miss Nancy Lee Davis entertained yes terday afternoon at box party at the Lyric in honor of the senior class of the Margaret Allen School. After the per- formance tea was enjoyed at a down. town place.
 Miss Davis' guests included Mrs Athra Lyons, Miss Hattie Morton, Miss Harsh, Miss Ruth Allen, Mrs. Virginia Reese Simms Miss Gillespie, Miss Mary Alex ander, Miss Loleta Stubblefield, Miss Nancy Sharp, Miss Dorothy West Miss Sarah McCarty. Miss Carolyne Karpeles, Miss Hilda Polytinsky, Miss Ruth Pat terson Miss Sarah Patterson, Miss Fran ces Gray, Miss Rosamond Howard, Miss Lillie Porter and Miss Margaret Cal hcun.
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Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

and before the Birmingham branch of the American Association of Engineers.
 The audience at this coming produc- ton of The Prince Chap" will te varied and therefore ideal. The Howard stu dents will attend in force, the faculty and seniors will occupy boxes and two Br- mingham organizations, the Culture Club and the Fortnightly Shakespeare Club have decided to encourage amateur dra- matics by attending in body.
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MISS HENDERsON's DANCE

Miss Annie Henderson entertained a number of friends at a dance last eve ming. During the evening punch was served and later an ice course.
 Those enjoying her hospital were Miss Marjorie Firth, Miss Elizabeth Filson, Miss Margaret Hardin, Miss Mary Fain Lunsford, Miss Margaret Hilton, Miss Amanda Parker, Miss Ruth Miller, Miss Virginia Daniels, Miss Frances Johns, Miss Sarah Martin, and Paul Scruggs, Frank Young, Neal Collins, John Mc- Way, Will Collins. Edward Hood, Robert Saunders. Brant Shelburne, Walter Britt, Paul Porter, Jack Morrison and others.
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MISS COULBOURNE DANCE HOSTESS

Miss Mary Miller Coulbourne was a charming hostess Friday evening at a dance at her home, Glenwood, on South Twenty-fourth street.
 The house was adorned with pro- fusion of spring flowers and the porches and lawns were decorated with Japanese lanterns. Ices and punch were served during the evening, Miss Louise Archi- bald of Louisville, Ky, presiding at the punch bowl
 About seventy of the younger set were il cluded in Miss Coulbourne's hospitality
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SONG RECITAL BY PUPILS OF
 MRS STEEJ E

1 The following invitations nave peen issued: ''You are cordially invited to at- tend a song recital by the pupils or Clara Harper Steele Monday evening" May 10 at S:so o'clock at Cable Hall. I The programme will be as iol,ows' Where Sweetest Flowers Grow (Parr- lGere).. Open Song N04a Forge), Miss Ethelyn Chairsell Hayes; Hindoo CnanI | (Bemberg), At Nightfall CMetcalf), MISS Elizabeth Merriwether.
 | June (Thayer), Little Grey Dove (Saar,' Mrs. J. w. Craig: Fairy Pipers Grewers Miss Dorothy Kirtland; Border Salaos (Cowan), MT. Jesse Holmes; Shena Nann | (Beach), Miss Theresa Cory; A blrtn- day Song (Woodman), Mrs. c. A. Doei- nelly.
 In the Time of Roses Reidcharu.,' Miss Elise Elliott; Song or Joy lwoou-
 man), Miss Donna Hubbard; flower Rain Goud). Pirate Dreams lHuer'eI,' Miss Nellie Stine; The Morning Wind, N | Already, from Sun Dial (Brancomps'' Miss Lois Wilmington: The fenown nan, mer Gehman), The Startling Q-enman'' Miss Evangeline Williams
 .'Thou Art So Like Flower" (Cnaos
 wick. MT. Herbert Brush; Morning. (Speaks), Mrs George Hastings; sN ] Me No More" (Spross), The Btterness ss of Love Dunn), Miss Sarah Hodges; lo a Hilltop (Cox), Miss Ada Milnsan' , l .sRobin, Robin, Sing Me Song (Spross''
 Miss Myrth Vincent
 Primevera (Salter). Song of India Qes- land of Sadko) (Rimsky-K rsakoWl, VIE, H,, lJ. B. Cunningham; 'Thy Beaming Eyes CMacDowelD, Sunlight Waltz Sons l (Ware), Miss Bettie Harris; Mrs. nooere | Newman at the Piano.
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Mrs Darby Brown will lead the devotion al and Mrs. James G. Smith will read a paper on 'The Mountaineers." Featuring the programme will be a demonstration, "Cindy's Chance" presented by: Cindy, Miss Grace Thompson; Granny, Mrs. c. B. Ratliff Pat, Mrs. R. T. Anderson; Miss Mary, teacher, Mrs. Clark Wood; and the school girls. A cordial invitation is extended to all women to attend.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT
 TEMPLE EMANUEL

The Junior Organization of Temple Emanu-E1 will have their monthly en- tcrtainment in the vestry room of the temple tomorrow evening at o'clock. At this time interesting moving pictures will be shown
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RECIPROCITY DAY
 pOCTpONEn

On account of the meeting of the third district of the federated clubs on Thurs day, the open meeting of the American Study Club, to which invitations had been issued for that day has been postponed until Friday.
 The reciprocity meeting will therefore
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LOUIE COMPTON SCH0OT pr kU


 Pupils of the expression department of Louie Compton Seminary will present ( play of unusual excellence in the school auditorium Friday evening at o'clock.
 Miss Morton, principal of the school and Miss Alice Harsh, director of the ex, pression department, extend a cordial Invitation to friends and patrons to be present. The play will be "A Scrap of Paper by Sardon.
 The characters are: Prosper Couramont Emogee Reeves; Baron de la Glaciere, Mrs Lucille Ingram; Brisemouche, natur- alist, Margaret Hudson; Anatole, his ward, Mildred Murray; Louise de la Glaciere Irville Gates; Mile Susanne de Ruseville, Thelma Dudley; Matilde. sisser to Louise, Lucille Cooper; MaemoiseHe Zenolie Louise Hill; Francoise, maid, Mary Ward; Madame Dupont, housekeep- CT, Johnnie Shugart; Pauline, maid, Kath- arine Rule; Baptiste, servant Hazel Moore.
 Act 1, Scene: Sitting room in French country house.
 Act 2, Scene: Prosper's room in the house of Brisemouche
 Act 3, Scene: Conservatory in the French country house.
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ings every week, instead of the first and third Tuesdays as heretofore.
 At the meeting of last week, large number of members and guests were pres ent, and pleasant evening of French interspersed with the busi- ness meeting, was enjoyed. e
 All the members and friends of the club are asked to make note of the new change in the time of the meetings, and they are urged to be present at the next meeting, Tuesday, May IS, at D. m., at the Civic Associa ton.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Miss Hattie Morton announces the fol- lowing dates for commencement of both the Margaret Allen School and Louie Compton Seminary.
 The baccalaureate sermon will be de- nvered to the students of both schools by Dr. J. D. McNeil of the South High lands Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning, May 90, at the First Meth1iist Church. On Monday night, May 91, the primaries of the seminary, under direc- tion of Miss Eloise Hemphill, will give an operetta. Tuesday, June l, the an nual concert will be given at the semi nary. Wednesday night, June 2, the grad uating exercises of the seniors of both schools will take place at the Jefferson Theatre. The address to be delivered by Mrs. Charles Henderson of Troy.
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MRS. CALDWELL'S
 LUNCHEON

Mrs. s. Y. Caldwell will entertain at luncheon on Tuesday at the Country Club. honoring Mrs. Thomas Dickson Of Denver, the guest of Mrs. Charles Wocd- ruff.
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SOUTHERN CLUB SUNDAY EYENsNG DINNERS

Beginning this evening. the Southern
 Club will serve a special Sunday evening dinner, from to o'clock. A special musical programme will be rendered, and Miss Lima Vogt will render several vocal solos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
FOR MRS. HILL

MT. and Mrs. E. F. Stovali will enter tain at their home this evening honoring Mrs. W. M. Hill of Chicago, the guest of Mrs Mitchell Williamson.
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MRS. LEWIS HOSTESS TO NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB

Mrs. Robert Lewis will entertain the
 Needlecraft Club Tuesday afternoon at a porch party at her home.
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Y. w. c. A. NOTES

The indictment weather prevented the truck ride and picnic supper planned by a number of young men from the Y. M. c. A. for the girls of the Y. w. c. A. So the affair resolved itself into party at the Y w. c. A. building. Games were , enjoyed by the eighty young people pres ent, after which delicious refreshments were served by MT. Swanson, assisted by several of the young men who proved themselves able hosts. The evening end with the enthusiastic singing of many popular songs.
 Programme for the week: Monday, Yes pers; Tuesday, health talk, Exercise and Posture,'' pr. Walsh; Wednesday, Choral Club, MT. Edward Powell Lee; Friday, Bible study, "St. Marks Gospel" Dr. Barnwell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
 UNION TO MEET

The Woman's Missionary Union or the Southside Baptist Church meets Monday afternoon at o'clock. The subject for
 the programme is Mountain Schools.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
HOWARD COLLEGE SENIORS PLAY

In the production of '"The Prince Chap" by Howard seniors on Friday evening at the Jefferson interest is threefold-in the