The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10
GLEE CLUB
 CONCERT PROGRAMME

The IOnoWjng programme VIII De gwen Monday evening, April IS. by the Giee club of the University of Alabama at their annual concert in the ballroom of the Tutwiler, under the auspices of Pel- ham chapter United Daughters of the Cenfedercy.
 Here's to the colors of Crimson White UudebuehD. Away down south in Dixie Land, Where sunsets burn in splendor grand, Where Warrior rolls it's tranquil stream, Softly murmuring as in dream The shades of thy walls Oh U. of A. Have kissed those waters many a day. And now they sing this echo song. Full from the hearts of thy students
 strong!
 And when in years our hearts less
 strong,
 We've fought life's fight the whole way
 long.
 When laurels crown our chestnut brow, Will we love thee then as we d., now? A thousand voices ring out ayes We'll love thee more in our winter days, And all the fame that time will bring. Greater praise to thee we'll sing.
 CHORUS. Then here's to thy colors of Crimson
 White,
 Those cords that bind us to truth and
 right,
 Here hope and faith give strength each
 day, S@ For we love thy walls Oh U, of A.
 Mandolin and guitar medley, arranged. Quartet. "An Old-Fashioned Garden" Porter), MT. Berry. MT. Fitz. MT. Sow ell, Mr. Hardy. Come Where the Lilies Bloom'' (Thompson). Saxaphone and banjo medley, arranged; saxophones, MT. Martin, MT. H. D. Harrison; banjos MT. Ide. Mir. Nathan; piano, MT. Padgett. Yodling solo. "Silver Moon," MT. Perry. Novelty duet. ''The Frisco Whistle" MT. Padgett and MT. Martin. Blackface speciality, Mir Jordan. Medley of popular songs, arranged.
 PART IT.
 "Oid Folks at Home" (Foster), the Bot ties. Mandolin and guitar medley, ar ranged Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" Q1arrington). If Flowers Could Speak (Mana Zucca), Mir. Thomas. Piano. "A Few Moments of Jazz," orig iral, MT. Padgett Good News, Chariots g Comin','' negro spiritual. Quartet. "cioss Harmony" arranged by o'Hara. Mr Berry, MT. Fritz. MT sowell. MT Hardy. Alma Mater, "Amici." words by Helen vicers. '06:
 Alabama, listen Mother. To our VOWS of love,
 To myself and to each other Faithful friends we'll prove.
 CHORUS. Faithful, loyal. firm and true Heart bound to heart will beat Year by year the ages through, Urtil in heaven we meet. College days are swiftly fleeting, Soon we'll leave thy halls Ne CT to join another meeting Meath thy hallowed walls. So, farewell, dear Alma Mater May thy name, we pray. Be rev'renced ever. pure and stainless As it is today.
 Those who will sing in the concert are Mir. Thomas A. Deason of Northport, Mir Fred M Sloss and Mir. John Perry Kennedy, Birmingham; Mr. Ben Lee Ai- len Athens; Robert A. Perry, Bessemer, and . H. Vernon Fftz, Jacksonviile, tenorA
 The second tenors arc Mir. Erie '. Mo Gowan, Chapman; MT. ". Paul Hen- dricks, America; Mir, Thomas F. Garden. Birmingham; MT. Charles T. Harrison. M ohtsoineiy, NIT lacn@su t~"o~' sonviile, and Mir C. Hanfcrd Martin Of McComb. Miss.
 First. bass are MT. Frank N. Savage. Centre; Mir Paul J. Watson. MT Alan T. Drennen. Mr Reginald E. Thomas of Birmingham; Mr. V. H. Prftchard Of c. >iumbus, Miss. Il
 Second bass, Mr. James L. soweil. Jss- per; MT. Frank Hardy, Tyler; MT. Il. U. Harrison. Florence. and MT. J. l. Nathan, Sheffield.
 There will also bs the director. Mr. Tom Garner; the business manager, MT. Paul J. Watson, and MT. Stark Padsstt and MT. c. J. Jordan.
 sUB-sENIoR RECITAL
 IN PIANO
 Misses Merriam, Pom and Mccormaek of Louie Compton seminary gave an un- usually good recital on Wednesday aft erncon in the school auditorium. The programme was:
 Beethoven Op. 10 No. 1. first movement. Miss Le Merle Penn. Schubert Moment Musical, Miss Evelyn Merriam. Mozart Fantasia, D Minor, Miss Pauline McC0f~ mack. Calhoun Changing the Ethiopian. Miss Margaret Hilton. (a} Brown im- provisation, (b) Saint saens, MasvrkA. Miss Evelyn Merriam. Sobeski. Love Yon. Miss Rhomogn Sims. (al Ehrlieh. Barcarolle. tbl Foster Steele, septembAr Morn, Miss Pauline McCormack sidney I4anier, The Power 0f Prayer, Mise Mon- nie vines polmetsch. vAlse ients, Miss La Merle Penn. Wachs Duet Spanish MadriieDa, Miss4s Pauline Mccormack and Evelyn Merriam. LUNCHEON FOR MRS. WARD
 Mrs. J. l.. Yancey was hostess yeste~A