The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

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 THOMAS R. WALKER. JR.
 Thomas R. Walker. Jr., who will take the leading male character In The Loss of Lemeick," an operetta to be presented by the Lyric club of the Ensley high school
 Miss Dorothy Price, critic; Miss Nellie Adams. reporter Mrs H. L. Rains was made an honorary member of the club and number of committees were ap- pointed and will make reports at the next meeting, which will be held Tues day afternoon at the library.
 "A Day in June''
 The beautiful operetta, "A Day in June" will be presented on the evening of June at the high school under the auspices of the pastors helpers of the First Methodist church, with Mrs. B. l.. Michaelson, director. The play Is attractively staged and, the cast in- cludes over 100 of the children of the city with the principal parts taken by older actors who are among the talented readers and dancers of the school set
 special feature which will be very pretty, will be the crowning of the queen of the pageant, whose part is taken by Mrs. Golan Buck and her maids are to be two lovely young girls, Miss Imogene Maxwell and Miss Rachel Ragsdale.
 The music for the operetta will be unusually attractive with David Nixon. whom teachers in Washington Con- seryatory of Music, where he has just concluded course, proclaim a genius, aDDearinpr a m har of violin ca1a tions.
 Among the attractive little children who will take part in the play are Louise Katherine Davies, Eleanor Me- Neill, Winner G. Collins, Virginia Shipp, Julia Byrd Mcdonald, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Beryl Hosey, Evelyn Win burn, Frances Jones, Frances Vail, Jewell Drake, Elizabeth Lockwood, Bebe Joy Hollingsworth, Carolyn Stover, Gardner F. Goodwin, Vera Wilder, Lillian Mann and numbers of others.
 Song RecitaIs
 The programme for the song service, which will be given Sunday evening for the relief fund at the First Baptist church, includes the following beauti- ful numbers: Prelude, "Barcarolle" tAshford; doxology; invocation; anthem, Rise Glorious Conqueror. Rise Ruebush); harp solo, Tn the Garden" (Schuetve), Miss Eva Neal Porter trio, Peace Be With You" Petrie), Mrs. John Perkins Bryan Waller and Gordon Vail; organ solo. "shephed's Evening Song (Ashford), Mrs Hugh McEniry;. anthem 70 Praise the Lord'i (Strelts); organ solo, Sex tette From Lucia" Miss Nellie Adams: solo, Consider and Hear Me" (Wosler) Fl. C. Harris harp solo, Petite Caprice" "Old Kentucky Home, tRogers), Miss Evelyn Porter; solo, Out of the Depths" (RockwelD, Mrs. Joe Little; song, America" postlude.
 Song Services
 Special music will feature the song service at First Methodist church Sunday evening, when the offering of the evening will be donated to the re- lief fund.
 Mrs L. l.. Vann, organist and choir olrector has arranged the following programme for the service: Organ voluntary, "Berceuse" from "Jocelyn" (Godard); quartette, Lord God of Hosts" (Wilson); song; prayer, chorus; Forest Song" (GabrieD, Junior choir. solo with violin obligato, Angels Serenade (Braga), Mrs. Cecil Cowan and Miss Ethel Williamson; song, duet, Hark, sHark My Soul" (Shelley), Dan Davis and Mrs. A. D. Sturdivant;, of fertory; violin solo, "MInuet in e. Miss Ethel Williamson; song quartette Love Me and Serve Me" (Wilder- mere); doxology; benediction; post. Jude '(Scott and Clark).
 The quartette of this choir is com posed of Mrs. Cecil Cowan. contralto Mrs. A. D. Sturdivant, soprano: Dan Davis, baritone, and George Bumgard. her, tenor. s-s
 The following order of service, Will be observed at the song recital Sunday evening at the First Presby- terian church.:
 Prelude. selected. Doxology. Prayer. Hymn, Help Someone Today" An them, "Hallelujah," choir. Scripture reading. Solo, selected, Miss Esther white, Prayer. Offertory Organ. quintet, 70 Heart of Love- Mrs. Ma con Williams, George Houston and pr. George Waller, Owen and Macon Will nams. Anthem. T Know That My Re- oeemer Liveth," choir. Organ solo, se- lected. Miss Mary Blackburn. Duet "Tarry With Me-" Mrs. Macon Will Hams and George Houston. Address frayer. Anthem 70 Worship The King" Hymn, Some Did a Golden Deed" Benediction. Organ postlude.
 At the Churches.
 pr. G. E. Moorehouse of Lumberton, N. C.. one of the leading ministers in tho general assembly of the Presby- terian church. and pastor of a large church at Lumberton, will preach Sunday morning at the First Presby- terian church.
 Service Sunday evening will be n song service, which will be given for the relief fund
 The Rev. W. s. Best will preach Sunday morning at the Church of God. when special message will be given. All mmebers are urged to attend In the evening Riley brothers will con- duct song service, the proceeds from which will go toward the relief fund to be used for those in destitute cir cumstances.
 Services will be held Sunday at II o'clock at the Christian Science read ing room in the Realty building, and at o'clock in the evening, when the subject will be Ancient and Modern Necromancy. Alias Mesmerism and school at 9:30. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock.
 Services will not be held Sunday morning at the South Highlands church on account of the pastor. the Rev. Roy Chandler. occupying at that hour the pulpit of the First Baptist church. Services will be held in the evening by the pastor. Sunday school