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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
Junior Shakespedeean Club Merges Study and Pleasure

I top of a thistle. Our colors, blue and silver, are described in the Spring Song, l beginning:
 When violets blue And lady-smocls, all silver white Do paint the meadows with delight "The club motto is delightfully."- modest and charming. It is:
 ITO show our simple skill
 That is the true beginning of our end'"
 This club has it's own plan of study For each meeting one character Of a
 play is taken up. The chairman flor the
 day gives a sketch of that character after which the members all participate
 in the discussion following Some read from the play and compare the people of those times as described to modern folk. They also discuss some current event at each meeting.
 The play which has been studied dur
 ing the winter is Macbeth" In Feb ruary. they will begin with "A Midsun- mer Nights Dream for the spring months.
 It must not be supposed that this club is only occupied with work and deep thinking. for all work and no play makes Jill dull girl. Every meeting has It's social hour, with merriment and eating.
 They have observed some special meet ings which have proven of much interest
 .On Halloween" said Miss Tynes. i've had ghost programme. There were only few candles burning low in the darkened room and the ghost stories were told in low, agitated whispers, and there were shivers and startled exclama- tions as weird sounds seemed to come from the dark corners But when the lights were turned up and the feast was spread, which was enough to tempt any poor ghost, not one was invited"
 A recent afternoon much enjoyed by the club was given to the study of bol- shevism, when one member looked up all about bolshevists and bolshevism, and a general discussion was held.
 Another special meeting of the future will consist of a musical programme made up of the lyrics from "A Mid summer Nights, Dream
 Last Christmas Superintendent Weak ley took occasion to inform all the clubs of the city that there were 60 boys at the Industrial school who could have no expectations of any Christmas joys lie asked each club to adopt one so Tar as to see that he had happy Christ mas and other pleasures occasionally during the year. This club asked MT. Weatherly to select a protege for them,
 the cutest one of all,'' which he did and, strangely, the little boy selected had Shakespearean name-Julius. The clvb immediately made his middle name Caesar And one thing is sure: which Is, that Julius c. Thompson had a great big Christmas.
 The club all went out to see him, and in a box big enough for him to hide in they took clcthes books. toys, cakes, candy fruit and so many good things that it is doubtful if he was just as | happy the next day. They are planning | another visit bearing gifts on valen- tine Day.
 There is something very interesting yet 1 to be told. The engagement of one of 1 the pretty members has been announced | to splendid young man in a nearby | city and the club is planning something ! lovely for her. What it is will be is yet | a great secret.
 So, don't tell it. please.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
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SHOWER FOR
 MISS KENDRICK

Mrs. P. Fl. Meehls and Mrs F. D. Gill; more entertained Thursday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lillie Mae Kendrick at Fairview
 The colors chosen for the afternoon were red and white, and they were car ried out in the decorations and the re- treatments.
 The hostesses were assisted by Miss Thelma Barnes and Miss Mary McCue.
 Those enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Mullins, Mrs. Green. Mrs. Will Barnes, Mrs. w. H. Chichester, Mrs. James Melton, Mrs. Harrison Cooper. Mrs. J. M. Gilmore Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. Jake Barnes, Mrs. Stagg, Mrs. W. T. Jones and Mrs. Un- derwood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
MRS. DAVIS GIVES DANCE

One of the enjoyable events of the week was the dance given by Mrs. R. A. Davis at her home in Graymont to com pliment her brother, Mir T. Vernon Lutz.
 The guests included: Miss Lucille Gib- son, Miss Margaret Gibson, Miss Annie Lou Nelson, Miss Fannie Eskew, Miss Gussie Eskew, Miss Laura Jiles, Miss Mary Kelso, Miss Helen Gould, Miss Clair Mulvey Miss Saddle Pittman Miss Mary Phipps, Miss Hilda Girten, Miss Marion Nygrene MT. Henry Middleton, Mr. Earl Blackwelder, Mir. Frank Barcliff. MT. Fred A. Weaver, MT. Claud T. Mics, MT. Afford Jones, Mir. John Hutto, Mir. Ed win N. Wood, MT. kennett Dillon, Mrs. C. Patterson, MT. Charles Stupenger MT. J. w. Searcy and MT. T. Vernon Lutz.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
VOICE, VIOLIN AND ! ORCHESTRA

The programme for the Sunday evc- ming concert a. the Tutwiler this evening is unusually attractive, the soloists being Miss Lily Goldstein, soprano. who witl sing several selections. while Fred Vie gand, leader of the lovely orchestra, will play the Meditation" from 'Thais.v a favorite with sviolinists. Fritz Kreisler choosing it as one of his encores when he was here in concert recently.
 In addition to Miss Goldstein's and Mir Wiegands solo, the orchestral pro- gramme will include the Rubenstetn "Romance,' the Largo from Dvorak's New World Symphony" which the M,n- neapolis Symphony orchestra will play on the matinee programme when 1t IS pseesnted 6are on. EehEuary 1 by. lhe An-Star Conrerts.
 A 'sFantasie' of "Carmsn." ard
 Themes' from ''cIoriaua" VIII conclyds m ADGoHEu0 E F s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
YOUNG PEOPLES
 ENTERTAINMENT

A mock wedding will be held this eve ming at o'clock at the Calvary Baptis, church, at which the B. Y. P. U. will be united to the B. Y. P. U. spirit. The at fair will be under the direction of Mrs N. L. Pierce
 Miss Elsie Speer will represent the bride, the spirit of the Baptist Young Peoples Union. Miss Gladys Harden will impersonate the maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Seal Miss Louise Stiff and, Miss Bessie Hall, the bridesmaids.
 The flower girls will be little Misses Mildred and Hazel Pierce, and the rirk- bearer, Miss Alice Peebles.
 MT. Edgar Finch will take the part of, the groom Those who represent the groomsmen will be MT. Robert Wiley. MT. Robert Adams and Mir. ThonaasI Kent, while the part of the preacher will be taken by MT. Arnold Peyton.
 Miss Hazel Murphy and Miss Dorothy Stewart will be the musicians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
MRS. BROOKMAN'S LYRIC PARTY

Mrs. George J. Bookman entertained ct a Lyric party in honor of Mrs E. J..
 Hughes of Desdemona, Texas After the theatre, tea was enjoyed at a downtown place.
 ,, Mrs. Bookman's guests were: Mrs Hughes, Mrs. J. Lewis King, Mrs. H. F. Jones, Mrs. w. J. Tucker, Mrs w. Hali Mrs. Edwin Coke and Mrs Fleetwood Golden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
MUSIC AT COUNTRY CLUB

The following programme will be rem dered by the orchestra this evening at the concert at the Country club under the direction of Emile Levy: Polonaise, Weignon (Thomas). My Noble Knights, Hugenots (Meyerbeer). Pilgrims chorus, Tannhauser (Wagonerl. Prayer. Der Freischutz (Webero. Prison Scene, Faust (GounoO. Mon Plaisir Rob- erts). Dancing Leaves (bIiles). Faust Waltz (Gounod). Prize Song (Wagner). Minuet (Paderewski).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
CENTRAL HIGH
 COMMERCIAL CLUR

The Commercial club of Central High held called meeting Tuesday for the purpose of electing officers. Those elect ed are: President Louise Melcher; vice president, Mollie Piem; treasurer, Do rothy Garry; recording secretary, Sophie Siegel; corresponding secretary. Bertha Goldner Executive committee: Louise Hickman. Blumie Shugerman. Member ship committee, Norma Cockrel, Sara Gotleit. Floyd Brandes. Custodian, Eliza beth Davidson; critic, Louretta Dobyns; press committee, Bernice Tate, Frances Norton.
 Installation of officers will take place at the next meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
GLEE CLUB CONCERT

A negro glee club of Is trained voices will give a concert Tuesday evening in the Sunday school room of the Walk CT Memorial church for the benefit of the church building fund.
 This concert will be under the auspices of the women of the church, and the public is invited to attend. A small fee will be charged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
CITY MISSION
 BOARD MEETING

The regular meeting of the city mise, sion board will be held on the fourtl1l Tuesday, instead of the fourth Thurs, day, of each month. The presidents ofl all auxiliaries and new committees are requested to be present Tuesday morn ing at 10:30 o'clock at the First Methn. dist church.
 The election of officers for the coming year will take place at this time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
CAMP WILCOX MEETING

Camp Wilcox, No. 17S2, United Confed- crate Veterans, will meet at the Young Mems Christian association on Friday January 2S at o'clock. Acting Cop,- mander J. l.. Fletcher will preside at tfle meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
OPEN MEETING HADASSAH CHAPTER

The local chapter of Hadassah will hold an open meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the Hebrew institute, Seventh avenue and Seventeenth street, north.
 Mir I. Abelson, president of the Bir- mngham district Zionist Organization uf America, will address the society.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
MRS. CALHOUN
 BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. Charles Calhoun win entertain at bridge Thursday afternoon in honor Of
 Mrs. Loftus Cuddy of Cleveland, Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
DANCE RECITAL

The Present Day club will give dance recital at the Tutwiler on February 9 for the benefit of the anti-tuberculosis fund.
 The recital will be under the direction of Miss Grace Bissett. and new dances will be given by little Misses Mildred Lennell and Hazel Elaine Pierce.
 Mrs. R. E. Peebles will take part, tell ing the story of the entertainment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
EXPRESSION RECITALs


 The expression pupils of Mrs. Earle G. McLln gave two delightful programmes on Tuesday and Friday evenings of last week at Cable hall. Cards were passed and number of interesting questions were asked in regard to the expression work, These questions were answered by Mrs. McLin ill an entertaining and in- structlve way, and were thoroughly en- loved by the people, Plays were given both evenings, ana the pupils were at their best and showed the splendid work they are doing in ex- pression.
 Mrs. McI4in. has a very talented little daughter, Miss Mary Frances McLin. who was delightfully."- natural in the first sketch of Tuesday evening Quite asfu- ture is predicted for this little girl. Sew eral of the pupils deserve special men tion' among them being Misses Elolse l-atfa, Louise Gallagher. Byrd Hargett and Mrs. Howard Lovejoy.
 Mrs. Ncl-in has occupied studio in the Cable building for number of years and is well-known both as a teacher ana reader
 The following pupfls took part in tho plays given: Miss Alma Murdock, Stacy Roberts. Dorothy Merrell. Louise Galla- gher. Maurme Bond. Angeline Shahid, Eloise LAtta, Alberta Norwood. Nettie Lou Wells, Gertrude Holmes. Carolyn Henshaw, Nelle Weed, Byrd Hargett, Frances Wade. Ora Nation, Beulah Dam iels, Catherine Wise. Mildred Adams, Mesdames R. B. Tarpley. Berta Ham, mcnd, Howard Lovejoy and Mrs. Neal Collins.
 ADVENT MUSIC
 Music at the Church of tho Advent to- day will be as follows: il a. m.: Te Deum in F flat (stainer). Offertory. an- them. Far From the World" uIoratio rarker), Mrs. ". c. Honsby. soprano. and chorus. 4:30 p. m: Prelude, Adagio in E Crank Bridge). Offertory. anthem.
 Praise the Lord'' (Randegger). p. m: Organ recital by Ferdinand Dunkiey, as- sisted by Miss Rebecca Baxemore, con- tralto. Sonata in the style of Handel (Wolstenholme). Contralto solo, "Wor- sship." arranged to theme from "F1n- ,andia naisa lsibelius) tFerdinand DMnkley1: 'Tannhaeuser' (Wagner). The Great C minor Fugue (Bach).
 HAYNES-SLOAN
 quiet wedding of much interest was that of Mrs. Anna Lou Sloan and MT Dredzil Monroe Haynes. which took place yesterday afternoon at the First Sap list church, with the Rev. ]. R. Hobbs officiating.
 The bride was becomingly attired in a blue tricotine suit with hat and access sories to match. Her flowers were corsage of Bride roses and valley hIies
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Haynes left for Atlanta and upon their return will be at home on Foun- tain Heights.
 DINNER PARTY FOR VISITOR Mir. and Mrs. Frank H. Crockard were very delightful hosts ct an infor'stal dinner party in honor of MT, Edgartcn Vance of Wheeling. West VirginAA on MT. and MrA Crockard's guests wers ldr. Vance, NrG John kaul. Mir. Ehnd Mrs. A, H. Woodward, Mrs. Qr't.as Ssalp- mn and Mr. Hzul1ne Namsay. ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
Is as 3H HzeS0CIE FIEzE}E 1V0~ TIT EI2E
DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB

AL the business meeting of the Country club Friday the following officers were elected: Mr. Oscar Wells. president; 1r. A. 5. Harris, vice president, and the board of governors, MT. Val J. NesDit MT. F. Young, Mir H. L. Badham. MT. w. R. J. Dunn, Mir T. M. Mcclellan. Mr. E. II. Cabaniss, MT. Paul E. Chalifoux. MT. c. s. DeBardeleben and Mr David Roberts, Jr.i
 Following the election, a dance was given, beginning at 10 o'clock
 on last evening, the members enjoyed another dance with the same orchestra about 200 being in attendance. Reserva- = tons were made by MT. H. c, Hillhouse MT. Percy Hillhouse MT. 5sack Smith. Jr MT. Wadsworth Wood, Mir. Clay Ellis. MT. F. N. Phillips, MT. Crawford John son, Jr MT Evans Dunn, MT. A. R. Nor ment, Mir. Clifford Ford, Mir. and Mrs S. L. Yerkes MT. and Mrs. David Rob erts, Jr., Mi. Atwell Brown, MT. R. W. Brown, MT. R. W. Daniels, MT. William T. Kennon, MT. and Mrs. R. W. Knight, MT. Charles DeBardeleben, Jr., Mir James Nelson, MT. Louis Schillinger. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr, MT. Val Kolb, Mir. and Mrs E. w. Kilby Mir. and Mrs. w. R. J. Dunn, Mr and Mrs Cliff ton Smith, Mir. and Mrs Sharp Gillespie, MT. and Mrs. Val Nesbit, Mir E. K. Browning Dr. and Mrs. M. NJ. Nola, MT. and Mrs. L. r. Ebersole. MT and Mrs. Thomas O'Byrne, MT. J. H. Dough- ty, MT. and Mrs. Pete Toulmin, Jr., Mr and Mrs. Percy Brewer, MT. and Mrs R. H. Trick, MT. and Mrs. T. L. Bssell, MT. and Mrs W. T. Warren, MT. and Mrs N. E. Cross, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and Mir Reese AdamSou
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23

While these are short lines, you'll surely find your size in several of the up-to-the- minute styles, and we sincerely advise you to get here as soon as you can. Remember, this sale is for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23

MT. and MrA Crockards guests vert Mr. Vance, Ars. John kaul, Mir. hnd Mrs. A, H. Woodward, Mrs. Qritas Stilp- man and ME. Ey11E1no Namsay.- x.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
HAYNES-SLOAN
DINNER PARTY FOR VISITOR

DINNER FARTH FOH vI6llON
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Crockard were very delightful hosts at an infor's.al dinner party in honor of MT, Edeartcn Vance of Wheeling. West VirginN on Thursday evening. x.
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- SRI. .;8ertbas Seal cofrreitltee
nod ibrent1 9etm IN ST..
Saul no6 einem fur3en Bsiu6 pen:
iie bieitgene 8ermaubten uno; Breun=
BEN sabgeitattet, bate. Wabreno
Tires Sierlein8 mac tie @ait int
Seim BON Sri. 2pOta 6il5en.
Sobn uno 6enrp @aniden
BON MinneapoltS mel6e SEN Gltern,
Ssrrn unb Irau Nuguit Musfe
etnen ,mebrtdgtgen 8el u6 a%bgeltattet
batten, iin6 9amStas Moreen mtez
ser na6 ser M}iiblenitaot 5uriidgez
febrt. sic ma6ten sic Babrt pei
- SRI. Qeona @laebmonn bon
8roofines, g. .. lit bier ein9ez
troffen UNI bteiigen 8ermanoten uno
sSreunoen ei11cn- au8gebebnten Be=
ju6 ab5uitatten. sic lit 5ur5ett
it inn 5eim BON 9errn uno Trau
91obert @iltams an Moro- @erma1
5trabe.
SRI. anno Mi6eelSs, melde in
einer 2anbi6ule in o;r y3dbe bon
Globner nnterridt ertetlt. par aus
gangs ,ber Wo6e bel 6ran @eol9e
gu 8eiud. Son bier ret
ite lis mad Micollct um tbren Sort
mobnenoen Gltern etncn 8eiu6 obz
gil tatter.t
- Nnldbli@ tires 2oten Sod
SettStageS 2muroen 9err nno Jrau
s. NSelion, %mobnbaft an 9uo Ger
man 5trabe' BON IS tbrer Treun=
oen ur1b 8ermanoteu. In Der .anse=
nebmiten @eiie iberraidt.. :0ef
9lbeno mrroe I'M %anreeenoer. Cont
peri ation perbradt. Mu6 3 tmuroen.
multfaliide Nfummern
gum 8e1ten ge9eben. 9err nno
Srau Melion mur0en ret6lt6 be-
um Mitternadt >ullrbe ein
fet11er 2und lerDiert.
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