The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
Poppy Becomes FloWer Of
 Patriotic Organizations

Mrs. Lacy Edmondson will have charge in Bessemer
 Miss Leonora Hassinger, chairman
 for the city, announces her committees: Mrs. J. L. Yancey, chairman, Mrs. R. D. Burger, Mrs. J. N. Moore, Mrs. c. D. Morris, Mrs. J. B. Hill, Mrs. Ida Wat son, Mrs. Carr Mccormack, Mrs. J. B. Mccormack, Mrs J. H. Terrell, Mrs.
 Ed Archibald, Miss Marguerite Rey-
 holds, Miss Evelyn Hoke, Miss Mabel Kennedy, Misses Virginia and Laura Cannon, Miss Lucy Simpson. Miss Lee Ola Shannon, Miss Torrance Redd, Miss Katherine Lynch, Miss Em-
 min Whatley, Miss Florence Robinson, Miss Jennie H. Copeland, Miss Yankee Sibley, Miss Elizabeth Shannon, Miss Dorothy Yuillard, Miss Mary Byron
 Frazier, Miss Dorothy Steadham, Miss
 Katherine Lynch. Miss Elizabeth
 Adams Miss Mae Harris, Mrs. Ted
 Martin, Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, Miss
 Mary Ada Tarrant Miss Lucy Smith,
 Miss Elizabeth Brazil Miss Susie
 Green. Mrs. T. W. Morgan, Mrs. George Woodruff, Mrs. A. V. Abbott, Mrs. C. | l.. Moss, Mrs. H. T. Burnett, Mrs w
 H. Nichols, Mrs. w. F. Hall, Mrs. w. P. Lynch, Mrs. J. w. Robinson, Miss Jocelyn Orr. Miss Winifred Orr, Miss Helen Lamar, Miss Annette Hoyt, Miss EleanOr HOyr.
 Mrs. R. A. Clayton. chairman for Woodlawn, announces the following committees at Fifty fifth street: Mrs. Ernest Hagood, with Misses Mary and Jo Sturkey, Miss Tommie Hood, Miss Louise Brand, Miss Corinne Harris. Miss Lila Cobb
 At Fiftyfifth street: Mrs J. E. Rob. inson, Mrs. J. M. Hankins and Miss Olivia Massey.
 Fiftieth street: Mrs. A. J. Baggott Mrs. H. E. Newman and Miss Lykes.
 MRS. vAIL,S PUPILS RECITAL.
 Mrs. W. C. Vail will during this week present pupils from her classes in a
 series of five piano recitals at the
 Margaret Allen school, the first one to
 take place Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the others on the days fol-
 lowing, at the same hour. Friends of the pupils are cordially invited to
 be present. Programme of the Monday recital follows:
 Silent Night. Holy Night (weber),
 Charles F. Horst. Bicycle Galop
 (Bechter), Florence Birch The Brave Little Soldier (Krogmann), Paul Wright The Japanese Doll (Spauld-
 ing). Sarah Rogers. Arpeggio Waltz (Crawford), Lincoln Newfeld. Indian
 Dance (Benton). Lillian ,Bowron. The
 Trumpet and Drum (Adler), Emma
 Ayrs. On the Deep Sea (Steinheimer), Ruth Miller. Haunt of the Fairies (Crosby). Teresa Shook Hungarian Song Von Esterhazy), Mabelle Prow- ell Fairies Dance (Glenn- -Hier), Alyne Beatty. Cheerfulness (Rowe). Florence Stevens. The Chinese Doll (Spaulding),
 Mary Pinckard. The Little Spanish Dancer (Williams), Mary Nice. In
 Brave Array (Mallard), Marguerite
 Knight. Birthday March (Krentzlin),
 Haskins Williams.
 Glass Work.
 Uncle Remus (Grant-Schaefer), Col leen Ireland. Return from Vacation (Dana), Grider Horst. Minuet in
 (Beethoven), Bessie Lester. Dance of l the Kewpies (Ashford), Marie Denegre.
 A Turkish Rondo (Krentzlin), Helen Friedman. Dance of the Little Indians (Bilbro). Harriet Walker. Menuetto (Schubert). Helen Wright. A Danes on
 the Green (PaldD, Margaret Greene. Si- lent Night (Gillet), Mary Nabb Phil | lips. On the Green Gemont). Jose
 phine Connors. Gipsy Dance (Wil- liams), Marian Brown. Mignon (Sat- telmair), Katherine Grubb. Eurydice | (Kinder), Adria Spielberger. Dance of
 the Nymphs (Fischer). Susan Shook.
 Woodland Sprites (Weyts), Ellen Por- ter Lewis Etude in F Major (Ieller), | | Interspersed throughout the pro- l gramme will be action songs played by the following pupils: Betty Gerson, Sylvia Gerson. Florence Nicholson. Mar | jorie Nicholson. Mary E. Hogan. Co- rfnne Leader, Martha McCarty. Fielder Wright, George Brown, Beatrice Flor 1 ence. Helen Badham, Florence Samson, Louise Knight. Helen Nice.
 JOYCROFTERs MEETING. The Joycrofters held their last meet ling for this season Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nelson Hill After the regular business meeting. Mrs. R. D. Burger, the retiring president, gra-
 ciously presented the gavel to the in-
 coming president. Mrs. Ira Watson.
 who responded in few well-chosen words.
 Then Mrs. w. c. Lloyd. in behalf of the club. presented Mrs. Burger with
 handsome silver vase as Is the an-
 nual custom of appreciation.
 A delightful salad and ice course was served, the pink and grey color scheme being the club colors.
 | The officers for the ensuing year are: President, Ms. Ira Watson; vice
 president, Mrs. T. s. Neville: secretary.
 MrE Thomas Williams: treasurer, Mrs.
 George Woodruff; critic, Mrs. J. L. ad