The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-24

i Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the Masonic hall
 Bessemer chapter, No. no, Royal Arch Masons. will hold their regular convoca-
 tion Tuesday evening at 7:3o clock at the Masonic hall, when the Royal Arch degree will be conferred on twenty-two candidates
 The Pastors Helpers will be hostesses ! at reception next Friday afternoon from I3 to o'clock in the basement of the Methodist Church, instead of on Tues iday afternoon as previously planned The guests on this occasion will be the new
 members of the church and the teachers. MUSIC RECITAL Invitations hay been received to re- cital to be given Saturday afternoon,
 October 30, at 3 o'clock, at the home ot
 Mrs w. H. Porter, by the pupils of the
 Grove School of Music. The following
 programme will be rendered; Helen Roll,
 Frances Keith, Bill Counter. Alice Kirk
 patrick, Mildred Hawley, Eleanor Me-
 Neil, Jack Porter Elizabeth Crotwell,
 Lois Crotwel in piano. song and verse;
 accompaniment playing, Carolyn Brad- ley; Paper Chain Gynes), Miss Iris Mar
 tin; Fairy Dance" (Fearis), Miss Myra
 Bringham; Dixie" John Albert Cooley;
 Wood Lymph" Miss Rosa, Mae Robip-
 som, Starlight Phi Fitzpatrick; Rose
 Dreams Miss Mary Nell Hole; "Octo-
 Der" (<ern), Florence Waller; voice, Miss
 Avis Little; piano duet, Miss Sybil Kar-
 tus and Miss Pauline Powell; "Air de
 Ballet" (Chaminade), Miss Evelyn Porter;
 Flying Leaves" (Koelling), Margaret
 Waller; ''Spooks'' (krauss), Frank Per
 kins; "Arabesque' tGensem, Miss Mi nette Hood; accompaniment playing,
 Pauline Powell Shower of Stars Wachs), Miss Laura Kirkpatrick; Gra-
 zioso' (Kern), Miss Gertrude Craig; "A , Study in Technique" (Czerny), Miss Iris Lehman; Beetle Dance (HolsD, Miss Ruth Steele Salute Pesth' (kowai- skD Miss Mary Nell Williams; Who Knows (BawD, Howard Bailey: Polish Dance" (Schwarwenka), Miss Ira Ware; "Impromptu tReinhold), Miss Eve Neal Porter; "Hiawatha,' Sybil kartus; Ghost Dance" (Burgmuller), Miss Cath crime Jones; Mardi Gras suite (Shubertl, Lillard McNel; a study in five sharps
 (Meyer and Helmund), by Miss Flora
 Files; Just Wearyin for You (Bond),
 Miss Inez Meharg; Polonaise in c sharp
 minor (Chopin); Dance of the Dwarf" (Grieg), Miss Evelyn Moreland; La Baladne" Uysberg) Mrs Annie Glenn Grove and Miss Flora Files. Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Mims and little daughter, Alice Elizabeth, from Hunts ville are the guests of Dr. Mims mother Mrs. w. T. Hart.
 1 Mrs George Stevenson left Friday Tor Maxine, where she will visit her brother, l Charles Hager, and family. | Miss Frances Hancock of St.. Louis Is l the guest of Miss Maud Buck at her home on Arlington avenue. 1 Miss Orlean and Irma Waldrop, who are attending school at Montevallo, are
 spending the weekend with their parenss
 on Berkely avenue.
 Mai and Mrs c. N Sission of Marion are the guests of Mrs. l.. E. Bradley l Rev William Hollngsworth of Whig-
 ham, Ga., and Dr. P. l.. Hollingswortn | of Meigs, Ga, returned to their homes Friday after a visit to Mir and Mrs. w.. w. Hollingsworth
 | Ben and Ezra Perry, the young sons l of MT. and Mrs. Ben G. Perry, are Ill
 with diphtheria at their home on Dart 1 mouth avenue.
 1 James Slaughter left Saturday With a party of Birmingham men for the War rior river, where he will spend some time lfishing.
 l Miss Emma Nina returned Friday from an extended visit to friends and rela- 1 tives in points in Mississippi