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

MISS HENS PUPILS RECITAL
 Miss Evelyn M. Heins' pupils gave their recital Saturday afternoon, May 2s, at the Watts building, at 3;3o o'clock. The following programme was rendered:
 Part I--Piano duet-Grand March (Mendelssohn), Beth Brooks and Miss Heins; Piano-Mountain Pink (Spauld- ing). Miniature March (Brounoff), Oshel Massey. Violin - Zameretta (Greenwald), Mildred Smith; Piano Selected, Lona Massey; Piano-Clowu- ish Franks (Harching), The Craze of An Indian (Novy), Nora Brooks; Ban jo The Colored Guards March Playing With Kitty (Renard), March Advance Guard (Granfield). India Groover; Piano Heart of Cola (Spaulding), Stand By the Flag (Stultz), Beth Brooks; Piano-Time for Play (Evans). Gliding Swans (Evans), Ruth Houghton; Violin-Telling Fun ny Stories (Greenwald), William Boon; Piano--Autumn Frolics (Muel- ler), With Mirth (Spaulding). Lynette Bramlette; Piano-Fairy Realm (Schu- ler), Miss Alma Arnold violin--Cra dle Song (Houser), Melody in F (Ru- benstein), Lois Melton; Song-When May Is Turning to June (Penn), Miss Dolly Moore; Piano-Star of the Sea (Kennedy) Crepus Cule (Twilight) (Guy). Lena Johnston; Violin-Air varie (Dancla), Miss Alice Tyson. Mandolin Arminta Waltz Green wald). Randolph Dawson; Song-The Reason (Reigo). The Star (Rogers). Mrs. Olive Carter Watson; Violin Nocturne (Chopin), Springtime (Men- delssohn), Jeanette Weaver; Piano So- lo--Selected. Mrs. Boone Gas guest); "viola"-Consolation (Krentze), Ger trude Dial; Guitar and Mandolin Quar- tette-Hawaiian Melodies, Miss Gabert, Messrs. Frank and Paul Meyers and MT. Walter Hill.
 RELIGIOUS PAGEANT TODAY
 At St. Andrews Episcopal church, Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street, south. there will be presented this morning a religious pageant the Gift of Self" This pageant will take the place of the sermon at the conclusion of morning prayer. The characters in clude: The Prologue, MT. R. J. Will Hams; A Boy, Denham Tucker; A Girl Alice Gotten; History. Mrs. Ware; The Church. the rector; The Selfish Self, Langston McCalley; The Shrinking Self. Julia Walpole: The Friendless Child, Della Gould; The Labor Child, William Poyntz; The Child of Poverty. George Rust: An Immigrant Child, Alyne Beatty: An Eskimo Lad, Bol- ling Powell; A Mexican Peon. Haskins Williams; A Chinese Maid, Marie Kel- ly: A Mohammedan Girl. Mary Nabb Phillips.
 Others who will participate are: viv- Ian Price. Adeline Dozier, Elizabeth Hobart, Lee Gotten. Billy Robinson. Virginia Ford, Mary Bevans. Alice Goddard, Florence Stevens, valnes Goddard. Denton wyant, Audrey Sim mons, Chenowith Poyntz, Ellen Harden. Alice Moorefield and Doris coyle. MISS WARES PARTY FOR
 BRIDE-ELECT
 Miss Ethel Ware entertained Friday evening at a lovely lone hundred" par ty in honor of Miss Jaunita Lanier, a charming bride-elect.
 The house was decorated with bas- kets of bright spring flowers among which nasturtiums and sweet peas pre- dominated. The table was centered with miniature bridal party, includ- ing bride and groom and cunning bridesmaids and tiny preacher. Punch was served by Mrs Lula Ware and Mrs. s. E. Bliss.
 An interesting feature of the evening was the announcement of the engage
 ment of Miss Emma Bliss and MT. Ebbe Werner Benson.
 The tables for the games were placed upon the wide porch and at the con- clusion of the game an ice course was served to 30 guests.
 MIR. AND MRS. COPLoN
 TO RECEIVE
 MT. and Mrs. I. M Coplon will be at home to their many friends, honoring their daughter, Annie Ruth, whose en- gagement to MT, Abe Goldstein is an- nounced today. No cards. 1012 Thir- teenth street, north.